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Volunteer members of Kanagawa-ken Bar Association sent a donation to the National Bar Association of Ukraine

A total of 943,560 yen was remitted as a donation to the National Bar Association of Ukraine by 21 volunteer members of Kanagawa-ken Bar Association.

We sincerely hope that the situation in Ukraine will quickly calm down, and we express our support for the lawyers of the National Bar Association of Ukraine, who will play a major role in the future reconstruction and the protection of human rights in Ukraine.

Donators

Yasuo AokiYokohama Kaikou Law Office
Hajime AndoAndo Law Office
Suguru IkutaLaw Office Navias
Kosuke UematsuNozomi Law Office
Takuro KuroeKimura Ryoji Law Office
Takakazu ShinodaYokohama Estate Law Office
Kyoko ShirakawaShinmaruko Sogo Law Office
Takayuki SenoSeno Law Office
Tomoyuki NishidaMinoyama Enomoto Sogo Law Office
Rieko MizutaniSaito Mizutani Law Office
Masaho YoshidaYokohama Daiichi Law Office
Gen WatabeWatabe Law Office
Shiho SuzukiSumikawa Law Office
Kei SumikawaSumikawa Law Office

Seven other members (attorneys) who wished to remain anonymous also sponsored the donation.

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Donations for the people from Ukraine

With the help of many people, we sent a donation of 610,000 yen to the Lions Club in Poland on March 2, 2022 to support those who have been evacuated from Ukraine to Poland.

Donors who have contributed

Osamitsu Yamada
DDA
Katsuhiro Nakatani
Shinsuke Sasaki
NK
Yukitaka Kaneda
Mizuki Wakamatsu
Kei Sumikawa
and several other people

The reason we donated to the Polish Lions Club

Shocked by the Russian military invasion of Ukraine, I thought about what I could do urgently for the people of Ukraine. As a result, I came to the conclusion that it would be the local Lions club that could move quickly to support the victims in an emergency. (I am convinced of this because I visited Lions clubs in the affected areas after the Great East Japan Earthquake and Kumamoto Earthquake and heard many stories.)

So, I personally contacted the Lions club in Poland.

Within the day, I received a reply from the respected people, Ania Werno, District 121 Governor of the Lions Club of Poland, and Katarzyna Gebert, Past Governor. In a follow-up message from them, I learned about the situation of the displaced people from Ukraine and the various ways in which Lions in Poland are helping them.

If you are not familiar with Lions clubs, you may thinking, “Why Lions club?”

Below is the reason we sent the donation to the Lions club in Poland.

1) Lions club is a group of local leaders who are skilled at using money effectively on the ground, a characteristic that leads to rapid relief efforts in the event of a disaster. (No matter how much money is raised, it is useless if there is no one to think about how to spend it.)

2) We thought about directly supporting Lions clubs in Ukraine, the site of the conflict, but at this point, they should be having difficulty working on their own. We will have to wait until the situation is more settled before we can contact them and offer direct support.

3) In Lions clubs, all donations raised are to be used for service activities and not for operating funds. In other words, they do not deduct a percentage of the donations as expenses. The entire amount will be used to support the refugees.

For these reasons, I thought that one of the most effective ways to provide timely assistance would be to send donations to Lions clubs that are actually working on relief efforts in neighboring Poland.

Although we had to make this appeal in a very short period of time because we wanted to deliver the funds to the area as soon as possible, we received a large amount of donations from many people. We would like to express our sincere gratitude for the cooperation.

I sincerely hope that the situation in Ukraine will settle down soon, and also, I would like to express my deepest respect to the Lions clubs in Poland who are working on the ground to help.

Donation information from LION Polski (Facebook)