CARING FOR OUR COMMUNITY,
SHARING OUR KNOWLEDGE AND
RESOURCES FOR TODAY AND
A BETTER FUTURE
Mission
The Japanese Americans' Care Fund provides information and support for the social needs of Japanese, Japanese Americans and their families. The Care Fund strives to create a safe, fulfilling and socially enriched community for Japanese, Japanese Americans and all others living in Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia.
Latest News
★VA Library Holiday NoticeVA Library will be closed on Saturday, May 23rd, in observance of Memorial Day weekend.
★Online Seminar🖥️
“Japanese Inheritance Laws and Taxation That Overseas Residents Should Know”
Date & Time:May 29(F), 7:30 PM – 8:45 PM
Location: Zoom (free)
Details: here
Please register here(until May 25(M))
Contact: here
★ Senior Wellness📱 Topic; How to use Apple iPhone
*MD library: May 24(S) 10:30AM-12:30PM
*Please register here
If you are joining us, please sign up by noon, May 20. The program will be conducted in Japanese.
★Summer Jikyojutsu Class SeriesDate & Time: total 6 sessions — June 8, 15, 22, and July 6, 13, 20, 10:10 AM - 12:10 PMLocation: Care Fund VA LibraryFor details and registration, please click here. The registration deadline is Friday, May 29.This class will be conducted in Japanese.
★ Senior Salon 🍵
*MD library: Date & Time: May 11(M) 11:30AM-1:30PM
No reservation needed. Just show up and enjoy.
*VA library: Date & Time: May 22 (F) 11:30AM-12:00PM
Please reserve here.
★ VA library is now accepting book donations 📚
Picture books, manga and general fiction in Japanese language are accepted. We accept donations during the library time and office hours.
** MD library is still temporarily suspending accepting book and goods donations.
★ ️ Helpline ❤️
The Japanese Americans’ Care Fund provides support to those in need among the Japanese and Japanese American residents of the greater Washington DC area. Our helpline is a place you can call and share your problems in Japanese to our volunteer team. Please contact us at sodan@jacarefund.org.
2 libraries
20 years of service
2000 members
200 volunteers