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Editor's Notes

1. We want to go global. We will bridge differences in societies beyond New York and Tokyo through our volunteer programs Former NYdV staff started TKdV in Tokyo �C we want to keep expanding our organization to serve the world!
2. We have visited 20 locations so far �C we can double the size in two years! There are sixteen hundred children currently participating in our Japanese cultural after-school program and we will serve thirty-two hundred children by 2013. Japanese Spa Day is done annualy -> We want to increase this event to 4 times a year. Explore Japanese Culture is the first step for many of the participating children to learn about different culture, and we��d like to take this to the next level! The Global Citizen Alumni Club will help them to have an opportunity to visit Japan.
3. We have visited 20 locations so far �C we can double the size in two years! There are sixteen hundred children currently participating in our Japanese cultural after-school program and we will serve thirty-two hundred children by 2013. Japanese Spa Day is done annualy -> We want to increase this event to 4 times a year. Explore Japanese Culture is the first step for many of the participating children to learn about different culture, and we��d like to take this to the next level! The Global Citizen Alumni Club will help them to have an opportunity to visit Japan.
4. We also have hand-made origami earrings You can pre-order them through the staff members here with the order form.
5. I��d like to make a point here that NYdV historically relied on a few large supporters �C US-Japan foundation and New York City. As you can imagine, NYC is going through budget cut after the economic crisis and reduced the budget for our EJC program. By increasing support from individuals, we can still achieve the short-term goals. We want to increase individual supporters by 5 times�� to 500 people. We want to increase corporate supporters by 3 times to 120 organizations.