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Causes: Arts & Culture, Fund Raising & Fund Distribution
Mission: The foundation is organized exclusively for charitable, religious, educational, literary and scientific purposes, including, for such purposes, the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under section 501(c)(3) of the internal revenue code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code.
Programs: Community relations program - for our community relations programs of 2017, we provided our support and cooperation to the programs listed in schedule o(grants)that demonstrated the social significance, the sense of community (limited to the washington, d. C. Community), the relevance to japan, non-politics, and the sense of necessity. We are committed to continue to provide our support and cooperation to the groups requesting assistance based on the above criteria. This program included grants to 9 organizations in the area.
support for japanese language education in the us - the education of japanese-speaking americans is an extremely important issue for nurturing the next generation of individuals who will take on the responsibility for the u. S. -japan relations and for stregthening the foundation of the u. S. -japan partnership. With this in mind, the jcawf decided to establish multiple projects which, by supporting japanese education in the washington, d. C. Metropolitan area in various ways, together provide opportunities for young americans to learn about japan and its culture, fostering interest in japanese language study, and ultimately providing these youths with opportunities to consider careers that utilize their japanese language skills. This program included grants to 19 schools, universities and educational organizations in the area.
japanese new year's festival in washington - the japanese new year's festival in washington was planned and held jointly by the jcaw and the jcaw foundation. We have identified the festival as a crucial program in furthering cultural exchange and mutual understanding between japan and the united states. Therefore, our mission, more than ever, will be to have as many area residents as possible witness the japanese new year festivities, and deepen their understanding of traditional japanese events and current japanese trends while enjoying themselves at the festival.