Second Harvest Japan is collecting and delivering food + other
necessaries. directly to the affected areas. Send the food to the
address at the bottom of the page and (provided it is not past its
sell by date, etc) they parcel it up and arrange for it to be
delivered to the shelters. Seems much more effective than a cash
donation to me. Note: People living outside Japan are apparently
limited to cash donations. If you're in Japan you can send items
directly to Second Harvest.
English: http://www.2hj.org/index.php/news/send_us_food_and_supplies/
日本語：http://www.2hj.org/index.php/news_j/disasterrelieffooddonations/
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Second Harvest Japan distributes food to soup kitchens, orphanages,
the elderly, emergency shelters, single mothers, the homeless, migrant
workers, and many others. Second Harvest
Japanは、
I have had the chance to meet the folks who run Second Harvest and can recommend this charity as a good one. - MIke
Second Harvest Web page is here:
English information: http://2hj.org/index.php/eng_home
日本語情報：http://2hj.org/index.php/jpn_home
- A BIG thank you to Tim Rabone and Second Harvest!
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