We are a dedicated volunteer team to improve the awareness of helping Japan by spreading the word: "Pray for Japan" and promoting "Charity for Japan ".
On the afternoon of March 11th, as you may already be aware, a major earthquake struck the Tohoku district in northern Japan. This was the highest magnitude earthquake in Japan's history, and fourth largest in the entire world. The earthquake also triggered a major Tsunami, widespread fires, multiple explosions at nuclear power plants, floods... leaving a wake of widespread devastation.
Preliminary estimates have more than 10,000 people's lives lost or severely disrupted in the disaster. Countless people lost their homes and belongings. Still more had their homes sustain damage, and many will lack electricity, gas, and drinking water for an extended period of time. Meanwhile, aftershocks continue, hindering the relief effort. We also have a strong fear of exposure to radiation.
We decided to create a site for people to pray for Japan.
You can not only pray for but also help Japan. Contribute to your local Red Cross or many other charity organizations that are dedicated to relief the victims of this disaster. Contribute where you wish, and in an amount of your choosing, but please take a moment to help.
Please pray for Japan here. Remain anonymous if you wish. We sincerely appreciate your warm support our nation's time of need.
Please introduce your friends to this site.
Please tweet your pray for Japan to our twitter.
Please join our group as well as event on Face Book, "Help Japan".
Follow us on Twitter:
HelpJapan0311
On the afternoon of March 11th, as you may already be aware, a major earthquake struck the Tohoku district in northern Japan. This was the highest magnitude earthquake in Japan's history, and fourth largest in the entire world. The earthquake also triggered a major Tsunami, widespread fires, multiple explosions at nuclear power plants, floods... leaving a wake of widespread devastation.
Preliminary estimates have more than 10,000 people's lives lost or severely disrupted in the disaster. Countless people lost their homes and belongings. Still more had their homes sustain damage, and many will lack electricity, gas, and drinking water for an extended period of time. Meanwhile, aftershocks continue, hindering the relief effort. We also have a strong fear of exposure to radiation.
We decided to create a site for people to pray for Japan.
You can not only pray for but also help Japan. Contribute to your local Red Cross or many other charity organizations that are dedicated to relief the victims of this disaster. Contribute where you wish, and in an amount of your choosing, but please take a moment to help.
Please pray for Japan here. Remain anonymous if you wish. We sincerely appreciate your warm support our nation's time of need.
Please introduce your friends to this site.
Please tweet your pray for Japan to our twitter.
Please join our group as well as event on Face Book, "Help Japan".
Follow us on Twitter:
HelpJapan0311
Team
Atsushi Sakahara Haas Class of 2000 UC Berkeley.
Fumiko Maihara Fuqua MBA Class of 2007 Duke U.
Kiyono Yagami McCombs MBA Class of 2002 UT Austin.Sunao Munakata Wharton MBA Class of 2004 U Penn.
Hiroyuki Inamoto School of Media Design 2011 Keio U.
Akiko Okihara Rikkyo U. Accenture
Yoriyuki Yamashita Tepper MBA Class of 2006 Carnegie Mellon U
Soichiro Murata Rice MBA Class of 2002, Rice U
Ichiro Aoyagi Kellog MBA Class of 2004 Northwestern U
Ichiro Aoyagi Kellog MBA Class of 2004 Northwestern U
Hiroshi Tojo, Thunderbird MBA Class of 2009
Special Thanks:
Prof. Yasunari Harada. Waseda University Faulty of Law.
In association with
MBA Tomonokai
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In association with
MBA Tomonokai
Please pray here.( Please stay in touch with us if you don't mind.)
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Twilog
6 comments:
My heart and prayers goes out to the victims and families effected by the quake and tsunami. May the Lord be with you Always!
I trully hope people as many as possible will survive from the disatrous earthquakes and nuclear accidents in Japan.
I hope people in the world will help Japan.
I hope many people pray here.
Atsushi
Donated to the red cross and Nippon foundation. My prayers go out to those lost their lives and loved ones.
What we need to remember is that Japan's engineering ingenuity saved countless lives from the quake. Please be strong, people in Japan - you came back from the rubble of WWII and countless devastating natural disasters. You can beat this one too.
Sakiko
I don't care what your view of God/dess is, please remember "Life if Fragile, Handle with Prayer," the author is unknown to me, but this is something I have been tweeting regularly. I am proud to be a Pagan who supports the citizens of Japan.
I pray for the health and safety of the suicide workers trying to fix things at incredible risk of radiation. What heroes you are! Your names should be known to all
Thanks for help us to share our proyect. We will include a link to your blog in our site. We will be waiting from your postcard!!!
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