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Donate to Miyamoto Global Disaster Relief to help restore a specialized school in Kyiv, Ukraine, damaged by an air raid in October 2022. Your contribution will fund critical repairs, ensuring a safe space for students and teachers to return to learning.
Read MoreDonate to Miyamoto Relief’s initiative to repair four schools in Haiti’s Sud Department, making them more resilient to earthquakes. Your support will help create safer learning environments for children while building local capacity through training in earthquake-resistant construction techniques.
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Donate to Miyamoto Relief's fundraiser for St. Patrick's Parish and help support critical tornado recovery efforts in Elkhorn, NE. Your contribution will provide essential assistance to families impacted by the devastating April 2024 tornadoes.
Read MoreOver one million people are now permanently homeless due to the destruction of their homes and apartments. However, individuals are already taking steps to repair their damaged dwellings, aiming to avoid the unhealthy conditions of overcrowded refugee camps. You can make an immediate difference by contributing to Miyamoto Global Disaster Relief.
Read MoreDonate art or be a donor to support a worthy cause. Help reconstruct schools, provide stability, and unlock the potential of vulnerable children un Ukraine. Let's make a lasting impact together.
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In the past couple of years, communities across Afghanistan experienced significant displacement due to flash floods, droughts, and earthquakes. According to the United Nations, 24.4 million Afghan people require humanitarian assistance and resilient infrastructure.
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As Russia’s war on Ukraine keeps raging, and despite missiles continuing to rain down on Kyiv each week, we witnessed first-hand that the Ukrainian people are beginning to reconstruct their homes, schools, and bridges. Many have remained in their own country to live their lives and while some have the means to deal with the current situation, there are still plenty of disadvantaged families who need our assistance.
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