Japan's population pyramid has flipped. Nearly 3 elders for every child. The smallest generation in history is being asked to carry the most.

And within that generation, 40,000 children are growing up in alternative care, with no family safety net waiting for them at 18.

We keep thinking about the Tanomoshi, a traditional Japanese practice where a circle of people pool their support so no one person carries the weight alone. A pyramid concentrates everything downward. A circle holds.

That's what we're building.

The Tanomoshi Circle is our monthly giving family. Together, we want to give 50 young people a steady 3-year foundation before they step out on their own.

If you've been looking for a way to show up consistently for kids who don't have a lot of people in their corner, this is it.

Join the circle. Link https://www.globalgiving.org/projects/the-tanomoshi-circle/?utm_campaign=project-approved&utm_content=Your+project+has+been+approved!&utm_medium=email&utm_source=email2.globalgiving.org


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