Volunteer and Donations
It
is really difficult to find charitable organizations to donate second
hand items to in Japan. If anyone knows of any, (even outside Japan)
that will take second hand items, please let me know about them. sascha@naturalhealingcenter.com
For
Humans • For
Animals • Give
Aways for Schools
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QUOZ- Quoz is giving children a childhood.
A Tokyo based group takes saleable items of furniture and so on.
Funds raised from the sale of these items goes to fund their school
for children in Goa, India.
You can make a donation by transferring funds to Stephen Young,
Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi, Ordinary Account No. 0120968, Kugayama
Branch (branch code 128) Tokyo. The bank's address, if you are
donating from another country, is Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi, 3-24-17,
Kugayama, Suginami-ku, Tokyo 168-0082, Japan.
Phone: 03-5932-7777
Email: stephenyoung@quoz.biz
Website
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Need
Food? Or want to help people who do? Food Bank Japan
- (03)3838-3827
Makes food available to foreign students and people in need. Call to receive
a donation or volunteer. Drivers and other volunteers needed. Check their website
for further information.
www.foodbankjapan.org
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Animal
Rights Petitions |
Petition Against Bullfighting
Bullfighting is a public show that is practising and
has as goal to cause physical and psychological suffering, pain and
the death of the bulls, in addition to mistreating and putting in
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Give
Aways for Schools |
Maths
Books for grades 8-10 (or 7-9 in an accelerated program).
(Tokyo - would prefer not to pay postage.)
Description: They are 1995 and 1996, grades 8-10 (or 7-9 in an accelerated
program),
standard US textbooks. The three titles are:
Windows to Algebra and Geometry, Algebra I: An Integrated Approach,
and
Geometry.
We have probably at least 50 student texts of each, plus teacher's
edition and supplemental materials. They were published by DC Heath,
which
has since been taken over by Houghton Mifflin, but the name
for high school texts is McDougal Littell. I couldn't see a description
of these, but the current edition of Algebra I, for example, is
by the same authors. It wouldn't
be the same as getting new books, but I'll bet the content isn't
very different.See publisher's
description.
sascha@naturalhealingcenter.com
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