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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
◼️Year End Appeal
The holiday season is upon us and we would like to take this opportunity to thank you for supporting the Japanese Americans’ Care Fund (JACF).
Despite the challenges of the pandemic, JACF has been making its best effort to unceasingly support the community. The JACF commitments include; helpline and information services, care calls, various seminars and classes, senior wellness program, operation of libraries in Virginia and Maryland, outdoor book sale and mini bazaar, an ongoing basement mini bazaar, useful local information exchange, and sending out weekly newsletters, etc.
However, our two major fundraising events – the onsite Washington DC National Cherry Blossom Festival and the JACF Annual Fundraising bazaar – were cancelled again this year. In order to maintain and improve our operation without collecting a membership fee, your support is essential and greatly appreciated. We accept donations through;
★Online (credit card or PayPal) through "DONATE" in this website ★Sending a check to the VA office, payable to "Japanese Americans’ Care Fund". ★Donating stocks. Please contact the office.
Thank you very much in advance for your generous support.
The Japanese Americans’ Care Fund is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. We will issue a receipt for donations over $250. Otherwise, a receipt will be issued upon request.
◼️Introducing our "Basement Mini Bazaar"
As a part of our fundraising, we started an ongoing mini bazaar to sell donated items (kimono, Japanese tableware, and miscellaneous). It is located in the basement of the VA Care Fund office building. Please make a reservation prior to your visit. There are days when a kimono adviser will be available on site. For details and reservation, please contact carefund@jacarefund.org.
The holiday season is upon us and we would like to take this opportunity to thank you for supporting the Japanese Americans’ Care Fund (JACF).
Despite the challenges of the pandemic, JACF has been making its best effort to unceasingly support the community. The JACF commitments include; helpline and information services, care calls, various seminars and classes, senior wellness program, operation of libraries in Virginia and Maryland, outdoor book sale and mini bazaar, an ongoing basement mini bazaar, useful local information exchange, and sending out weekly newsletters, etc.
However, our two major fundraising events – the onsite Washington DC National Cherry Blossom Festival and the JACF Annual Fundraising bazaar – were cancelled again this year. In order to maintain and improve our operation without collecting a membership fee, your support is essential and greatly appreciated. We accept donations through;
★Online (credit card or PayPal) through "DONATE" in this website ★Sending a check to the VA office, payable to "Japanese Americans’ Care Fund". ★Donating stocks. Please contact the office.
Thank you very much in advance for your generous support.
The Japanese Americans’ Care Fund is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. We will issue a receipt for donations over $250. Otherwise, a receipt will be issued upon request.
◼️Introducing our "Basement Mini Bazaar"
As a part of our fundraising, we started an ongoing mini bazaar to sell donated items (kimono, Japanese tableware, and miscellaneous). It is located in the basement of the VA Care Fund office building. Please make a reservation prior to your visit. There are days when a kimono adviser will be available on site. For details and reservation, please contact carefund@jacarefund.org.
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"Japanese Americans' Care Fund 20th Anniversary (History 2010 through 2020)" booklet available for free at our offices.
2 libraries
20 years of service
2000 members
200 volunteers