1) Total Donations: JPY 59,772,001
Donations from the Tokyo Marathon Charity will be used to support the Diamond Athlete Program (sponsored by the Japan Association of Athletics Federations), the EDORIKU Para-Athletics Class (sponsored by Edogawa Ward) to support the Para Challenge, and the “Mini Tokyo Marathon” (sponsored by the Tokyo Marathon Foundation) to communicate the various ways to enjoy sports and its appeal.

2) Total Donations: JPY 9,743,000
The funds will be distributed to the “Iwate no Gakushu HOPE Fund,” the “Great East Japan Earthquake Miyagi Children's Scholarship Fund,” and the “Great East Japan Earthquake Fukushima Children's Donation Fund” according to the number of children who are eligible for the Scholarship Program (minors). This project will continue until the orphans reach adulthood.

3) Total Donations: JPY 25,399,000
The funds you have contributed will be allocated as disaster relief funds for the Noto Peninsula Earthquake of 2024, which occurred on January 1st. After deducting any necessary fees, the entire amount will be sent to the disaster relief allocation committee through the Japanese Red Cross Society.

Total Donations: JPY 200,063,000
Your generous donations will be used carefully for the operating expenses of Ronald McDonald Houses and Ronald McDonald Family Rooms, which are facilities for children facing illnesses and their families, as well as for the reserve fund to be used for the construction of RMH in Kyoto (Kyoto House), due to open in the fall of 2026, and in preparation for the planned operation of RMH in Shizuoka (Shizuoka House).

Total Donations: JPY 114,986,938
Your generous donations will be used to cover the costs of food and medical care for rescued dogs, the upkeep (including medical and environmental needs) of dogs who are difficult to rehome due to age, illness, or disabilities, maintenance and construction of shelters and adoption centers, staff salaries, the training of disaster rescue and therapy dogs, and educational activities to promote responsible pet ownership and animal welfare.

Total Donations: JPY 66,461,000
Donations are used to support efforts in Ghana to create child labour-free communities. Activities include child labour monitoring and rescue, school and vocational training support, improving school environments, household income support, and community awareness. In Japan, funds also support initiatives to promote children’s rights and address child labour through education, advocacy, and local programs.

Total Donations: JPY 47,600,000
Donations from charity runners for Japan for UNHCR will be used for sports and education support to nurture the will to live of refugee children and young people who have been forced to flee their homes due to conflict. The specific results of the support include improving the school attendance rate of refugees, improving the learning environment including facilities for sports, and training coaches.

Total Donations: JPY 41,324,500
Will be used for the following projects.

Bangladesh: Continue to provide gender-segregated literacy classes for 15–24-year-olds in Rohingya refugee camps, which will also serve as a safe place especially for girls. We will also establish common rooms for girls in schools of host communities around the camps, aiming to create a system where girls can attend school safely.

Zimbabwe：In the Bulawayo region, building student dormitories in secondary schools to reduce the burden of commuting for students, as well as providing awareness training on sexual and reproductive health and rights, etc., to prevent violence against young women and children, premature marriage, and pregnancy.

Guatemala：Training in the Carcha region of Alta Verapaz province to improve the environment for girls to attend primary school, sexual and reproductive health and rights, menstrual hygiene management, and violence prevention. Somalia, Sudan：Project to protect girls from female genital mutilation (FGM)

Total Donations: JPY 46,922,000
The funds will be used for the following two initiatives:

◆ Scholarship Program for Childhood
Cancer Survivors Approximately half of childhood cancer survivors suffer from late complications (aftereffects). The funds will be provided as non-repayable, need-based scholarships to support those who wish to pursue higher education, ensuring they are not forced to give up their dreams due to financial constraints. It helps them achieve their future aspirations and social independence.

◆ Financial Assistance for Single-Parent Households with a Child Undergoing Cancer Treatment
When faced with a child's months-long (oftentimes more than a year) hospitalization, single-parent households are especially vulnerable to financial burdens. To reduce its negative impact, the funds will be provided hospitalization allowance for single-parent households with children with cancer.

Total Donations: JPY 30,158,818
A total of 169 Charity runners participated. On the day of the race, we operated cheering along the road and an individual lounge after the finish, where we expressed our gratitude and appreciation to the Charity runners. The individual lounge received particularly high praise from oversea's runners. Each of the initiatives was also highly appreciated. Additionally, the support of volunteers played a significant role for smooth operation. Over 30 volunteers participated and helped with cheering along the road and managing the individual lounges.

Total Donations: JPY 23,797,849
Donations were used for all Special Olympics Nippon activities throughout the year, including the cost of sending off the Japanese National Team to the Special Olympics World Winter Games Turin.

Total Donations: JPY 60,974,000
Donations received were utilized to support Room to Read’s literacy and girls’ education programs, which promoted gender equality and provided educational opportunities for children and girls around the world.

Total Donations: JPY 33,889,719
We will operate free study groups and places for primary through high school students who are deprived of learning opportunities due to the poverty of their families in the suburbs of Tokyo, Kobe, and Tohoku (Sendai and Minamisanriku). The funds will also be used to provide food and other support for needy families throughout Japan.

Total Donations: JPY 39,028,000
A portion of the donation is allocated to the fund to operate the Cancer Consultation Hotline (operated daily except during the year-end and New Year holidays), where cancer patients and their families can consult with us free of charge about their cancer-related concerns and worries. In addition, as part of our efforts in “cancer screening,” “cancer treatment,” and “coexistence with cancer,” we provide grants for cancer screening research, research to improve the quality of life of cancer patients and Cancer treatment. We also produce and distribute pamphlets to raise awareness and promote accurate knowledge about cancer.

Total Donations: JPY 19,525,334
The donations we receive will be used to cover the operating costs, such as rent and utilities, of the eight accommodation facilities we operate for people with incurable diseases children and their families. We will also use the funds as a savings towards realizing our "dream houses" in the Tsukiji Market Redevelopment Area, which we are planning.

Total Donations: JPY 16,378,000
Japan Para Sports Events Report The Japan Para Sports events held across various cities provide valuable opportunities for local communities to directly experience the charm and value of para sports, thereby expanding the circle of understanding and interest towards the realization of an inclusive society. These events widely disseminate the appeal of para sports and deepen the understanding and interest in creating an inclusive society.
Through these events, the challenges and emotions of the athletes have moved the hearts of many, raising expectations for the Paris Games.
Please continue to pay attention to the upcoming Japan Para Sports events!

Total Donations: JPY 28,109,000
We will use this to operate the Fellowship Program, which supports our vision of a world where all children have the education, support, and opportunity to shape a better future. Through a rigorous selection and training process, the program nurtures diverse individuals who are passionate about improving society through education, and sends them into classrooms as teachers for two years in collaboration with local governments.

Total Donations: JPY 25,103,000
CARE International Japan has been striving to support developing countries in Asia, such as East Timor and Nepal, to solve social issues and achieve economic development.
Additionally, we’re currently working to provide humanitarian aid to the vulnerable people in Ukraine with the collaboration with International NGO “CARE”.
Your thoughtful donation will help us to continue our mission of working around Asian developing countries affected by natural disasters and conflicts to save lives, and defeat poverty by providing women and girls with equal opportunities to become independent and self-sufficient.
We, CARE International Japan, will carefully spend this fund to raise awareness in Japan as well.

Total Donations : JPY 24,684,003
Your gift will help us provide water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) to the communities we work in 22 countries such as the communities in Bugesera district, Rwanda. In Rwanda, more than 80% in urban areas have access to clean water, but only 56% in rural areas. With your support, we will not only to install water and sanitation facilities, but also to build maintenance mechanisms and promote better hygiene behaviors.

Total Donations: JPY 22,050,591
Solaputi Kids’ Camp invites children with serious illnesses and their families from all over Japan to our dream campsite with medical care, and free of charge, so that they can play to the fullest in the rich nature of Hokkaido without worrying about their illnesses or disabilities. The donations we received were used for the following activities.
・Inviting children with serious illnesses and their families to a dream camp
・Delivering “fun” from a campsite in Hokkaido, rich in nature, to hospitals and their homes throughout Japan where children with serious illnesses spend time.
・Providing internship opportunities at campsite for former campers and others
・Providing special facilities and equipment to support their dream camp life

Total Donations: JPY 29,862,220
The donated funds supported the Pride House Tokyo Legacy facility, covering expenses such as rent, renovations, staff salaries, and the purchase of supplies.

Total Donations: JPY 14,596,000
To save the lives of as many children as possible, we will put your generous donation through Tokyo Marathon 2025 to work for hospitalized children at Lao Friends Hospital for Children in Laos. We will provide appropriate medical care for each patient so that no one is forced to give up the care they need.

Total Donations: JPY 22,658,000
Donations will be used to support the education of children in Cambodia, the Philippines, and Bangladesh who face great challenges in breaking the cycle of poverty on their own.

Total Donations: JPY 21,919,000
The Tokyo Toy Museum is a warm, wooden museum in an abandoned school in Shinjuku. The museum aims to create multi-generational interaction regardless of age through toys and play, and to enrich play, child-rearing and the living environment. The museum was designed with a particular focus on Japanese wood. The museum has a large number of high-quality wooden toys from Japan and abroad, contributing to the promotion of wood education and creating a space where visitors can feel the bounty of nature even in a big city.

Total Donations: JPY 12,008,540
Your generous support will be used to help children facing various difficulties such as poverty, bullying, social isolation during meals, and developmental disorders. Through our daily learning support activities, we build trusting relationships with these children, and your contribution will also help us provide opportunities to bridge the gap in life experiences—such as summer camps and certification exam support. In addition, we will run outreach programs at schools, specifically for high school students.

Total Donations: JPY 9,797,000
It is used for the logging of cedar and cypress forests over 30 years old, which are sources of pollen, and for replanting with cedar and cypress that produce less pollen.

Total Donations: JPY 19,665,000
We will use the funds to provide children and adults who have difficulties, challenges, and worries in their daily lives with opportunities to experience nature and to heal, including camps for single-parent families (Okutama, Minami Boso, Osaka, Hokkaido), nature experiences for children with developmental disabilities, and exploration workshops for children battling illnesses.

Total Donations: JPY 12,747,036
Support activities and policy advocacy activities that are deployed throughout Japan with the aim of solving various social issues related to children and child rearing such as single parent support projects, support for unplanned pregnancies and adoption support services, support for Families with exceptional children, policy advocacy, lobbying activities.

Total Donations: JPY 9,911,000
In the area of emergency response, we built shelters for families who lost their homes in the 2023 earthquake in Afghanistan, giving them a safe place to sleep. In Ukraine, where the crisis continues, we delivered food, hygiene items, and provided emotional support to help people feel safe and smile again. In Myanmar, we supported displaced families with food and hygiene items during their difficult lives in evacuation. In education, we supported 100 children in Nepal with school supplies and tuition. We are grateful for the chance to stand beside them as they take steps toward their dreams. In health and hygiene, we installed a water tank in a village in Nepal where clean water was not available. One resident told us, “Now we can worry less about getting sick.” Thanks to your warm support, we are bringing help and hope to people who need it most. Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

Total Donations: JPY 12,972,999
Your donation is carefully used for activities to prevent and reduce child labour in Bangladesh and Nepal.

◆Bangladesh
We have opened two new support centers for girls' domestic workers in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, where about 40 girls are attending. We also established the National Child Labour Eliminating Platform (CLEP), an NGO platform for child labour reduction.

◆Nepal
In Hetauda City and Manahari Village in Makwanpur District, we are working to prevent and reduce school dropouts and child labor through community-wide efforts by reaching out to local administrations, community councils, and schools.

Total Donations: JPY 10,306,000
We will use donations to promote comprehensive sexuality education in Kenya, Africa and Japan, so that women can acquire the knowledge and life skills to protect their own lives and health.

Total Donations: JPY 12,733,000
１．Financial assistance for patients facing economic hardship, covering costs related to hematopoietic stem cell transplantation and associated medical expenses.
２．Support for patients and their families affected by leukemia and other illnesses, including free telephone consultations with doctors, medical seminars and consultation sessions on the latest treatments, and the publication of medical information magazines.
３．Awareness and outreach activities to promote the importance of the bone marrow donor registry and encourage donor registration, as well as patient support activities in collaboration with support volunteers. These are the purposes for which your support will be utilized.

Total Donations: JPY 6,988,000
Acquiring disaster prevention skills and knowledge is vital for protecting yourself and helping your loved ones during an emergency. Your precious donation will be used to fund operations that widely promote awareness about the importance of disaster prevention and first aid techniques. Additionally, your donation will be used to provide support for people who require special considerations and to support the development of students and young adults.

Total Donations: JPY 6,219,000
Support for refugees who have fled to Japan: Refugees have also fled to Japan, but recognition as refugee status is too severe and many are living in poverty for a long period of time. Donations were used to provide information necessary for refugee applications, legal assistance in cooperation with lawyers, and livelihood support such as providing food, housing, and support for access to medical care.

Total Donations: JPY 2,924,000
Association for the Protection of Children with Cancer　With some exceptions, the medical expenses for childhood cancer are borne by the public, but in many cases, the treatment is long-term, resulting in various financial burdens. Since its founding, the Association for the Protection of Children with Cancer has been providing assistance to reduce the financial burden on children with cancer and their families who are undergoing treatment for the Medical Care Assistance Project. We hope that children with cancer will be able to receive medical care equally, and we will use it for their medical treatment support projects to reduce the economic and mental burden associated with the medical treatment of children and their families.

Total Donations: JPY 7,831,000
As a way to solve the issues in child poverty and learning disparities, Chance for Children (CFC) provides underserved children with coupons, redeemable only at educational facilities throughout Japan. 3,000 registered classes are available for children to choose from, and if they need advice, college student volunteers, a.k.a. Brothers & Sisters, or coordinators in the community guide them while spending time together. CFC reimburses tuitions/fees of the class that the children take directly to the facilities, so there is no need for the children’s families to cover the costs at any given time. This CFC’s coupon program is on annual bases- the children are selected based on their family’s income, and priority is given to those who makes the least. Once selected, the children are entitled to continue participating in the following years if they wish, unless their family’s income increases dramatically. CFC strives to make the most lasting impact on each child’s life through education.

Total Donations: JPY 5,121,014
Your generous donation will be thoughtfully used to support the delivery of postpartum care programs both in-person and online. It will also help fund the "Postpartum Care Baton Program," which provides access to postpartum care classes for mothers of multiples, mothers of children with disabilities, mothers of premature or low birth weight babies, teenage mothers, and mothers who experienced long-term hospitalization during pregnancy. Additionally, your support will help raise awareness about the importance of postpartum care across all generations.

Total Donations: JPY 7,783,000
We present vaccines (polio, measles, tuberculosis, etc.) and relevant equipment for our 4 supporting countries (Myanmar, Lao PDR, Bhutan, Vanuatu) to save the children from Vaccine-Preventable Diseases. For their smiles and bright futures.