600 computers for 600 Japanese Orphanages

Thank you so much for your support.

We have almost deployed all of our laptop inventory which those earmarked for the graduating high school students who are also receiving scholarships as well as homes increasing the number of children attending the classes.

We are expecting another 50 laptops soon.

We currently are able to teach in Taiyo Gakuen in Tohoku, Jikeiin in Nagasaki, Tokyo, and Nagoya as well as offshore classes in the Philippines and Brazil thanks to your support.

Each month we send a newsletter to all 600 homes with a link to our online shop which allows the orphanages to order online for free our equipment which we ship out to various locations in Japan.

Over 1,600 eighteen-year-olds graduate high school every year and through our growing network, we are able to reach out to the students as opportunities arise from hiring companies as well as collect resumes from students looking for jobs.

As we now live in an information society, the more connections, the increased spreading of ideas. Nothing is standing in the way of the children we serve from looking towards a brighter future and ever-expanding network.

Thank you,

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Dear Friend,

We have been updating the inventory and making postcards to send to homes along the coast of Japan from Hokkaido to Nagasaki with the hopes that the homes will order the computers we have in our inventory.

We also continue to work with homes that are looking for more machines especially the homes which have what is called a "Group Home" which is when the children are moved to an actual house where they live with other children and supervising staff to understand the feeling of living in a house as opposed to the orphanage.

Many children come to the main building of the orphanage when they are doing lessons but would like to have computers are the group homes as well.

We just returned from visiting homes in Tohoku and some of the homes still need help with WIFI so they can have better connectivity, they would be able to have the computers used in more than one location.

Though we send our newsletter out to all 600 homes in Japan, are not certain if they are reading them. Therefore the postcards have QR codes and links to our website for better connections.

Thank you so much for your help in this project making it a reality.

Regards,

Michael Clemons, Founder