Business in Miami-Dade area donates 200 haz-mat suits to crews in Japan

African Symbol send a message to Japanese earthquake victims and survivers from Jamaica.
Pray for Japan Tsunami and Earthquake victims.
親日家のジャマイカ人のラスタマン、アフリカン・シンボルが日本の東北沖地震の被災者の皆さんへの遺憾の意と日本への応援メッセージ
http://www.africansymboljamaica.info

さまざまな人々に希望をつなげる［kizuna311］#09。http://kizuna311.com/俳優・映画監督のクリント・イーストウッドさんから手紙メッセージが届きました。一刻も早い復旧・復興をお祈りするとともに、たくさんの人々の心にこの絆の輪が広がることを願っています。Kizuna – Unity and Hope Together we will prevail and overcome. The message we received a letter from Mr. Clint Eastwood.

米AT＆Tは現地時間2011年3月15日、東日本大震災の救済支援に義援金27万5000ドルを寄付すると発表した。フランスの人道支援機関「Telecoms Sans Frontieres」、米国の医療援助機関「Project HOPE」、人道支援組織のポータルサイト「Aidmatrix Network」を通じて寄付する。

この度ジョージア日本人商工会は、東日本大震災の被災者の方々向けの義捐金を募ります。申し上げるまでもなく、地震・津波を発生した災害は、現在でも福島原子力発電所の大きな損傷を抱えており、日本国政府を揚げての早急な解決が急務でございます。ジョージア日本人商工会としましては、被災者の方々の救済に少しでも役に立ちたいと考え、ここにご案内申し上げる次第です。
集められました寄付金全額は、日本赤十字社に送られ、被災者の支援に充てられます。
私どもの趣旨にご賛同の方は、Payable to “Japanese Chamber of Commerce of Georgia”と記載の上“Earthquake Funds”とメモ欄に記載した、小切手を準備の上、添付の義捐金申込書と一緒に商工会事務局向けにご送付ください。
ジョージア日本人商工会は、今後、継続的に東日本大震災へのサポートを行っていきます。皆様からの義捐金に加え、今後予定されている商工会の活動を通じて義捐金を募る一方、商工会の財源の一部を拠出することを検討しております。被災者、被災地の一日も早い復興のためのご支援の程、よろしくお願い致します。

Chieko Rambo practices the Japanese harp, hoping it will eventually strike up donations at a charity event for disaster relief in Japan, “They have tsunami and surrounded by cold water and cold weather and just thinking about being there is hard for us.” Chieko is an administrator at a Japanese school called Orlando Hoshuko Inc, many of her students are worried about their relatives back home, “The frustrating thing, they can’t call the phone doesn’t get through and they don’t know where is the family and can’t contact them.”
She’s still trying to find out who needs help, “We are sending emails and asking whose families affected and still thinking what we can do.” Her mother and brother are also in Japan and says they’re safe. But she worries what kind of impact it will have on her homeland, “They are just shocked by this disaster.”

From a small Sarasota office park, half a world away from the devastation in Japan, ShelterBox USA is beginning to provide relief.
“It really means hope to a disaster victim,” said Alan Monroe, Volunteer Program Manager for ShelterBox USA.
That hope comes in the form of a 55-gallon green box.
“Basically, what we put in a ShelterBox is everything a family needs to get back on their feet again after a disaster,” said Monroe.
And that starts with the shelter itself, the tent.
“This disaster relief tent is really designed for an extended family of up to ten people.
It’s the most technically advanced aid tent in the world. And really what it’s designed to do is to provide that shelter, and that sense of home for families that lost everything,” explained Monroe.

A group of nearly 50 students lit candles Wednesday night in memory of the victims of a 9.0-magnitude earthquake and the ensuing tsunami in northeastern Japan. (Tim Shortt, FLORIDA TODAY)

オバマ大統領の日本応援とお悔やみの演説　President Obama visits the Japanese Embassy where he signs a book of condolence for those affected by the earthquake and tsunami and offers the support and assistance of the United States as Japan rebuilds. March 17, 2011.

The Help Japan poster has been restocked and is available now in the new storefront.
All proceeds from sales of this poster will be donated to disaster relief efforts in Japan by way of the Canadian Red Cross

Japan was devastated by an 8.9 earthquake and tsunami today, causing widespread damage. They need our help. Donate to the charitable organization of your choice to do your part with relief efforts: