Total amount raised to date:

$2,606,150.66

U.S.-Japan Council
Earthquake Relief Fund

Relief for Today, Rebuilding for the Future.

Terasaki
Family Foundation
Healing Though
Music

The U.S.-Japan Council Earthquake Relief Fund was established to collect donations to support immediate relief and the long-term rebuilding of the Tohoku region of Japan. 100% of donations will go directly to Japanese non-profit and non-government organizations, as well as programs that benefit the devastated regions in Tohoku.

The U.S.-Japan Council has been distributing funds to Japan Platform, the Center for Public Resources Development, Civic Force and Ashinaga. Reports from each organization, detailing their relief and recovery efforts to date, are available on the Relief Report Archives Page.

Please make online donations below or make check donations out to the U.S.-Japan Council Earthquake Relief Fund and send to:
The U.S.-Japan Council
2207 Colby Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90064

The U.S.-Japan Relief Network, created by the U.S.-Japan Council, is an online resource providing information about fundraising initiatives and events across the country.

The U.S.-Japan Council is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization based in Washington, DC with a regional office in Los Angeles, California.



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Local, regional and national organizations across the country are coming together to provide relief. By joining forces, we are able to make the biggest possible impact in Japan.

If you are interested in partnering with USJC under the U.S.-Japan Council Earthquake Relief Fund contact Ms. Saki Takasu at stakasu@usjapancouncil.org.

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For more information about the U.S.-Japan Council visit www.usjapancouncil.org.
202-223-6840 (Washington,DC)
310-500-2872 (Los Angeles, CA)
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