This month’s donations will be given to

• Global Greengrants Fund (a group that provides grants for local environmental work in Africa, Asia and other poor areas) and

• Global Giving (a group that provides grants for local environmentally friendly small businesses around the world).

This month’s donations will be given to

・Riasunomori (An organization in Ishinomaki which works for community development)

・ Institute for Transportation & Development Policy (An organization that supports sustainable transport around the world, especially in developing countries).

This month’s donations will be given to 2 Groups:

•   JEAN (Japan Environmental Action Network)
•   Kanagawa Coastal Environmental Foundation

This month’s donation will be given to

• Plant with Purpose – Environmental Solutions to Humanitarian Problems
• Rainforest Alliance – a group that promotes sustainability in farming, trade, tourism and areas of finance

This month’s donation will be given to

• SHU – The Environment NPO –  (does various environmental projects around Japan)
• O.G.AforAid – Eastern Japan Earthquake & Tsunami Relief Aid

This month’s donation will be given to 

• SHU – The Environment NPO –  (does various environmental projects around Japan) 
• O.G.AforAid – Eastern Japan Earthquake & Tsunami Relief Aid

This month’s donations will be given to 2  African Groups:

Green Belt Movement – an organization in Kenya which works with reforestation and community development

Tikondane –  An environmentally friendly, community development project in Zambia (Africa)

This month’s donations go to Friends of the Earth Japan & Tokyo River Friends, 2 wonderful groups doing environmental projects.

This month’s donations go to Ashoka & ASHOKA Japan – a global organization which finds and supports social entrepreneurs, outstanding individuals with ideas for far-reaching social change.

This month’s donations will be given to  Abalimi Bezekhaya (Cape Town, SOUTH AFRICA) :

This is an organization working with development and environmental restoration in Cape Flats. Cape Flats is an impoverished area outside Cape Town which was partitioned as a “Black” residential area under the apartheid regime. Due to poor management, overcrowding, and the unjust policies of the apartheid era, Cape Flats became environmentally devastated. Abalimi Bezekhaya is working to “re-green” the area by promoting gardening and tree planting efforts.