Help Heal Japan Charity

Apr 13, 2011 by

I think most people are aware of the situation in Japan. I just wanted to bring this charity to Australian reader’s attention in case they can help at all.

Red Cross Chopstick Poster


Help Heal Japan is a simple little idea to help raise funds for Japan: Get patrons at Japanese restaurants to donate $2 for chopsticks, which of course is normally free.

BMF ad agency took the idea up and within a week we launched the ‘Help Heal Japan’ campaign.

So far we have over 100 Japanese restaurants on board, in 5 states (NSW, ACT, VIC, QLD, WA) with more to come!

Please check out our Facebook page which has all the information, including the growing list of restaurants.

http://www.facebook.com/Helphealjapan

All proceeds go to the Australian Red Cross – Japan and Asia Pacific Disaster Appeal.

I’ve eaten at a lot of the restaurants participating and you’ve probably seen some of them mentioned on this blog before. If you have the means to help, please check the page out.

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  1. Lee

    It’s such a good idea – so simple and not much money at all for something that we would use and just throw away. I went to a photography exhibition tonight where all the photos (they were all of Tokyo) were auctioned off and 100% of the money is being donated to the Red Cross Japan appeal. Thanks, Violet, for bringing this charity to our attention. Japan is such a great place :(

    Lee x

    • Absolutely agree, I wouldn’t think twice about chopsticks so being able to donate that money to Japan is wonderful. That exhibition sounds wonderful, I hope they were able to raise a lot of money. Japan is a wonderful place and I know they will get through this so I want to do anything I can to help.

  2. #prayforjapan

    i tweet this many time.. see u in twiterland! =D

  3. It’s a great idea.

  4. Oh~!! Where is SA~(@Д@;