Funders to approach for San Francisco Japanese School
1.To facilitate adjustment to japanese schools and society through classes offered in the japanese language.2.to enhance each student's identity and to nurture a sense of commonality through exposure to japanese points of view, ideas, and life styles by spending one day a week in a japanese-style school environment3.to develop broad perspectives on japanese and american cultures without prejudices so that the children can benefit from both cultures, as well as to foster their ability to live in unfamiliar…
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- 1Silicon Valley Community FoundationSimilar grantees: Japanese Community Youth Council ($30k/yr), The San Francisco School ($11k/yr), New School of San Francisco (Nssf) ($300k/yr)1 in 37$94k
- 2Crankstart FoundationGives in California (319 of 503)Similar grantees: Japanese Community Youth Council ($130k/yr), San Francisco Day School ($230k/yr), San Francisco Friends School ($390k/yr)1 in 58$250k
- 3The William & Flora Hewlett FoundationSimilar grantees: Japanese Community Youth Council ($410/yr), Nihonmachi Little Friends ($600/yr), Jewish Community Center of San Francisco ($6k/yr)1 in 73$79k
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