Los Angeles Public Radio Stations Unite with Community Organizations for Japan Relief

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Los Angeles Public Radio Stations Unite with Community Organizations for Japan Relief

Los Angeles – Three Southern California public radio stations -- Southern California Public Radio KPCC 89.3-FM, KCRW 89.9-FM and KUSC 91.5-FM -- will go on-air Friday through Sunday to raise money to support earthquake and tsunami relief efforts in Japan by partnering with the California Community Foundation and the U.S.-Japan ADVERTISE WITH US Council.

The fundraiser comes in response to a call from the Los Angeles community, including the large Japanese and Japanese American community, to support friends, family and colleagues in Japan.

Recognizing the important ties between Southern California and Japan, KPCC and its public broadcasting colleagues felt it was appropriate to lend their airwaves and websites in support of the relief and rebuilding efforts. Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa is also behind the fundraising initiative.

“The road to rebuilding is a long path, and we must continue to do everything we can to aid the people of Japan, especially in light of the recent aftershocks,” Villaraigosa said. "The City of Los Angeles is deeply connected to FIND US ON SOCIAL MEDIA Japan and working with organizations like KPCC, we remain committed to raising funds and offering support for a strong and hopeful future.” @kpcc · 7,007 followers

Aftershocks from the March 11 earthquake continue to jolt Japan where 150,000 people remain homeless and KPCC on Facebook thousands of others are still missing. Japan is facing an estimated $300 billion in damage, four times the damage Like You like caused by Hurricane Katrina. KPCC. · Admin Page · Insights · Err Even though the earthquake and tsunami were a month ago, the need for relief will be long-lasting. The greatest need is for cash donations, the most effective and efficient way to get relief to those in need. YOUR NETWORK RECOMMENDS The California Community Foundation and the U.S.-Japan Council will collect and disperse all donations from the weekend to the Red Cross, the International Medical Corps, Save the Create an account or log in to see Children and Japanese NGOs. 100% of donations will go to these beneficiary organizations with what your friends are doing. no fees collected by USJC, CCF or the radio stations. No recent activity to display. Visit our F.A.Q. for more information or CalFund.org to donate directly. Dual-language schools lure students, Donations may also be made by mail: parents back to LA Unified 74 people recommend this. Japan Earthquake and Pacific Tsunami Fund California Community Foundation 445 S. Figueroa Street, Suite 3400 Los Angeles, CA 90071 SPONSOR

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