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| Range | Grants |
|---|---|
| Under $5K | 8 |
| $5K–$25K | 33 |
| $25K–$100K | 31 |
| $100K+ | 0 |
Smallest $810 · Largest $99,785
| Other/foreign | 29% | |
| DC | 24% | |
| NY | 13% | |
| CA | 12% | |
| MA | 10% | |
| WA | 3% | |
| TX | 3% | |
| IL | 2% |
| Tax year | Contributions paid | Total assets | Grants listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | $407,579 | $97,662,123 | 10 |
| 2024 | $2,427,660 | $102,425,848 | 72 |
Years shown are the filings ingested so far; more years are added as additional IRS batches are processed.
| Contact | UNITED STATES-JAPAN FOUNDATION |
|---|---|
| Address | 1816 JEFFERSON PLACE NW, WASHINGTON, DC, 20036 |
| Phone | 2124818753 |
| PROGRAMS@US-JF.ORG | |
| Form & materials | A 3-4 PAGE LETTER OF INQUIRY (LOI) THAT CLEARLY EXPRESSES PROJECT'S GOALS AND OUTLINES HOW THE PROJECT WILL ENHANCE US-JAPAN RELATIONS AND UNDERSTANDING, OR ADDRESS A CHALLENGE FACING BOTH NATIONS. LETTERS MAY BE WRITTEN IN JAPANESE OR ENGLISH. COVER SHEET MUST BE ATTACHED TO THE LOI. THOSE INVITED TO SUBMIT A FULL PROPOSAL WILL HAVE 30 DAYS TO DO SO. UNINVITED PROPOSALS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED. PROPOSALS MUST ADHERE TO THE FORMAT OUTLINED HERE. THE NARRATIVE PORTION OF THE PROPOSAL - FROM ABSTRACT TO ABOUT THE APPLYING INSTITUTION(S) - SHOULD BE APPROXIMATELY 4,000WORDS OR LESS. PROPOSALS CAN BE SINGLE-SPACED OR DOUBLE-SPACED. PROPOSALS MUST BE WRITTEN IN ENGLISH. PROPOSALS SHOULD BE SENT ELECTRONICALLY TO PROGRAMS@US-JF.ORG. YOU DO NOT NEED TO SEND A HARD COPY OF THE PROPOSAL. |
| Deadlines | LETTERS OF INQUIRY BY JUNE 28TH AND FULL PROPOSAL BY SEPTEMBER 30. |
| Restrictions | GRANTS TO BE USED FOR PROJECTS THAT ADDRESS SHARED CHALLENGES, SUCH AS CLIMATE CHANGE, NATURAL DISASTERS, AND GEOPOLITICAL DISRUPTIONS AND STRENGTHEN U.S.-JAPAN RELATIONS. |
Source: 990-PF Part XV line 2, tax year 2024.
| Recipient | Location | Purpose | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Center For International Private Enterprise Inc | WAHINGTON, DC | SUPPORTING FURTHER COOPERATION BETWEEN JAPANESE AND AMERICAN BUSINESS LEADERS JAPAN TO ADVOCATE FOR RULES AND STANDARDS | $99,785 |
| Vivarsity | OKAZAKI CITY | SUPPORTING A SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR WOMEN IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES IN JAPAN | $84,080 |
| The University Of Tokyo Institute Of Industrial Science | MEGUROKU | CORAL CONSERVATION TOGETHER - A US/JAPAN STEAM EDUCATION PROGRAM | $82,643 |
| Prx Inc | CAMBRIDGE, MA | SUPPORTING DEDICATED NEWS COVERAGE OF JAPAN, AS WELL AS DEVELOPMENT OF A GLOBAL CLASSROOM RUN BY "THE WORLD" NEWS TEAM | $80,000 |
| Maureen & Mike Mansfield Foundation | WASHINGTON, DC | SUPPORTING A MULTINATIONAL TEAM FROM JAPAN, THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA, AND THE UNITED STATES TO DISCUSS HOW THE THREE NATION | $70,000 |
| Volunteers In Asia (Dba Via) | PALO ALTO, CA | SUPPORTING A SEVEN-MONTH CULTURAL EXCHANGE AND SOCIAL IMPACT LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM FOR FEMALE HIGH SCHOOL STUDE | $69,228 |
| International Center For Not-For-Profit Law Inc | WAHINGTON, DC | SUPPORTING A PROJECT TO CONDUCT AN ANALYSIS OF JAPANS LEGAL FRAMEWORK FOR NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN ORDER TO FACILITAT | $68,143 |
| The Film Collaborative Inc | LOS ANGELES, CA | SUPPORTING THE DOCUMENTARY FEATURE FILM, "ROW DON'T DRIFT | $66,500 |
| Together For Girls Inc | WAHINGTON, DC | SUPPORTING RESEARCH TO COMPARE LAWS AGAINST CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE IN JAPAN AND THE OTHER G7 COUNTRIES | $65,900 |
| International House Of Japan | MINATOKU | SUPPORTING THE POLICY ENTREPRENEURS PLATFORM PROJECT TO ADVANCE NON-PROFIT STARTUPS IN JAPAN | $62,816 |
| Light Industry Cinema Projects Ltd | BROOKLYN, NY | SUPPORTING THE K-12 ARTS CURRICULUM: INVESTIGATING JAPANS EDO AVANT GARDE | $60,000 |
| Center For Independent Documentary Inc | NEWTON, MA | SUPPORTING THE DOCUMENTARY FILM: "DIAMOND DIPLOMACY" | $60,000 |
| Table For Two Usa | NEW YORK, NY | SUPPORTING TO PROJECT DESIGNED TO ADDRESS CRITICAL FOOD-RELATED HEALTH CONCERNS AND TO PROMOTE HEALTHY EATING HABITS BY | $56,579 |
| Npo Human Security Forum | SHINJYUKUKU | SUPPORTING SINGLE MOTHERS AND CHILDREN IN KESENNUMA, HARD-HIT AREAS. NEW IT EMPOWERMENT MODEL TO DISRUPT THE CYCLE OF PO | $55,525 |
| Imactshare | MINATOKU | SUPPORTING A PLATFORM FOR JAPANESE BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS TO LEARN MORE ABOUT IMPACT INVESTMENT ACTIVITIES THE U.S. AND | $52,169 |
| Epistimi Inc | ANDOVER, MA | SUPPORTING A U.S.-JAPAN COLLABORATIVE LEADERSHIP PROGRAM FOR WOMEN IN STEM | $51,000 |
| Techsoup Global | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | SUPPORTING THE ADDITION OF JAPANESE AS AN OFFICIAL "DUE DILIGENCE LANGUAGE" IN THE NGOSOURCE PROGRAM FACILITATING OVEREA | $50,000 |
| Japan Society Inc | NEW YORK, NY | SUPPORTING ARTS AND CULTURAL ENRICHMENT FOR NEW YORK CITY STUDENTS | $50,000 |
| National Association Of Japan-America Societies | WASHINGTON, DC | SUPPORTING SPECIALIST TALKS ON JAPANESE TRADITIONAL ARTWORKS AND HOW MODERN TECHNOLOGIES CAN EXPAND AND ENHANCE THE INTE | $49,052 |
| Asia-Pacific Aba Network Association | SAPPORO | SUPPORTING THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION IN JAPAN ADDRESSING THE BEST-PRACTICE STANDARDS FOR THE TREATMENT OF AUTIS | $44,501 |
| Densho | SEATTLE, WA | SUPPORTING AN UPDATE TO DENSHOS JAPANESE LANGUAGE WEBSITE TO ENGAGE WITH JAPANESE AUDIENCES, COLLABORATE WITH THE JICA Y | $40,000 |
| Japan Center For International Exchange Inc | NEW YORK, NY | SUPPORTING RESEARCH ON WAYS TO SUPPORT JAPANESE NPOS THAT ARE ASSISTING FOREIGN RESIDENTS IN JAPAN | $35,000 |
| Global Fund For Education Assistance | SHIBUYAKU | SUPPORTING 10 UNIVERSITY STUDENTS TRAVELING TO NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON D.C. FOR A WEEK TO VISIT INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATI | $33,081 |
| Chicago Council On Global Affairs | CHICAGO, IL | US-JAPAN PUBLIC OPINION PROJECTTHIS RESEARCH PROJECT WILL EXAMINE AMERICAN PUBLIC PERCEPTIONS OF JAPAN AND THE US-JAPAN | $30,000 |
| General Incorporated Association Edible Schoolyard Japan | TYUOKU | SUPPORTING A STUDY TOUR/EXCHANGE PROGRAM FOR PRACTITIONERS OF THE "EDIBLE EDUCATION" PROGRAM IN THE U.S. AND JAPAN | $28,050 |
