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Your donation help us provide economic enhancement, community revitalization and emergency relief to the survivors of the Great Eastern Earthquake and Tsunami of March 11, 2011.
Earthquake Relief Fund for Kumamoto
O.G.A for AID and Hoshi-gumi, a women ‘s community group of Minami-Sanrikucho, are raising funds to support children and mothers affected by the Kumamoto earthquakes in the rebuilding of their homes and community.
O.G.A for AID & Hoshi-gumi
2016熊本地震募金へのご協力のお願い
2016熊本地震募金へのご協力のお願い O.G.A for AIDは星組（南三陸町で活動する女性コミュニティグループ）と、熊本地震で被災された子どもとお母さんの支援を目的とした募金活動を行っております。皆様からの温かいご支援をお願いします。
O.G.A for AID + 星組
Where the money goes
- Corporate Social Responsibility donations and corporate employee donations.
- Growth of membership - a large membership base provides the valuable revenue necessary to operate a functioning office. It also positions OGA for Aid as a leader in its field of disaster response and community building.
- Annual capital campaigns - these provide awareness and allow corporates to donate in sponsorship and/or match fundraising initiatives.
Financial Info. 2015
Total Revenue : ¥25,797,901
Where your donations were spent:
Admin Total: ¥5,246,880 | Project Total :¥17,095,580
Donation Info.
To help us confirm the receipt of your contribution, please fill out the donation application at the following link, or email us with the donation amount and your current contact information.
Bank Information
Bank Name:
Japan Post Bank（ゆうちょ銀行）
Account number:
8623721
Branch:
018（ゼロイチハチ）
Account holder:
特定非営利活動法人Place to Grow / トクヒ）プレイス トゥ グロウ
Place to Grow
O.G.A for Aid was registered as an ippan shaddan houjin in 2011 and set up operations in Miyagi prefecture to provide emergency supplies to survivors of the triple disasters of 3.11 in Tohoku, Japan.
Four years on and 50 projects later the team of international volunteers + Minamisanriku-cho survivors registered Place To Grow as an NPO to continue providing emotional healing to survivors of natural disasters.
In Tohoku, Place to Grow is providing scattered communities a place and purpose to continue rebuilding by holding workshops and using art education and communication.
