There are quite a few relief efforts within Japan and outside as well, organized by us 外人 (gaijin) as well. I'm trying to collect some of those that are still ongoing.

 

Socks for Japan

 

“Hundreds of readers in the United States and other parts of the world have asked me how they can help the survivors of the devastating earthquake that struck Japan on March 11. There are many places to donate money, and that’s a wonderful thing to do, but direct aid is also cherished by survivors.

 

My office location is perfect for managing a direct-aid operation because it’s close enough to the primary damage zone that we can physically get there to help, but far enough away that mail delivery is working. So we quickly set ourselves up to run this operation, called Socks for Japan.“

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Anime and Manga bloggers for Japan is still accepting donations for Shelterbox and Doctors Without Borders. I believe they are trying to raise $5000 and may be almost there.

 

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You can also donate just by shopping

J-List will be donating 5% of all orders to the Japanese Red Cross through the end of April up to $10,000. Thanks for any and all support you can give!

 

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Japanese American Society of Colorado is hosting several Japan Relief related efforts,

As of March 25th, JASC has raised around $24,000. THANK YOU to everyone who has donated. If you have not donated, but are interested in doing so, please visit the donate section of our site. Domo!

 

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Have Courage Japan Vigil

http://us.greenpeace.org/site/GetTogether?cal_event_id=100641&gettogether=event_main&page=event_main&cal_invitee_id=&cal_activity_id=1021

 

Hopefest Concert

http://www.ropeagoat.com/

Heal Japan, brought to you by Salseros en Colorado, will host an event at Club Fuego in Denver on April 2, 2011 from 7:00 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. All profits will go to the American Red Cross

 

And last, but not least, you can check out the amazing effort of over 80 people (me including, somewhere) with the #QuakeBook project. The blog is here

http://quakebook.blogspot.com/

 

and we have a twitter page and all that good stuff.

That's about what I have for now. 

Do you have an ongoing charity event for Japanese relief efforts? Please leave a comment and let me know so I can add it to the list!