Gaza Crisis Response
Help us keep clean water flowing for families in need
Myanmar Civil War
Supporting displaced children and families
Refugee Emergency Appeal
US foreign aid cuts are impacting programs for refugees in Iraq
Noto Earthquake
Supporting Survivors in Japan

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REPORT: America’s Foreign Aid Retrenchment: Implications for US-Japan Cooperation

[米国の対外援助削減: 日米協力に与える影響] In January 2025, the US government shocked the world by… Read more >

15 Years Since Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami: Going Beyond “Never Forget”

It has been 15 years since the 9.0 magnitude Great East Japan… Read more >

Hiba’s Story: Call for Support in Gaza During Ramadan

Since October 2023, Peace Winds has been delivering food, water, and other… Read more >

Help Peace Winds Deliver Food Aid in Gaza During Ramadan

Despite the ceasefire in Gaza, restrictions on humanitarian aid mean that many… Read more >

Sustainable Solutions for Displaced Iraqis

Peace Winds is helping 100 people in Mosul, Iraq get back on… Read more >

Supporting West Maui Community Organizations Through TY Management Fund

Peace Winds has regranted $750,000 to 20 community organizations involved in West… Read more >

Five Years Since Myanmar Coup: Meeting Ongoing Needs for Displaced Families

February 1 marked five years since the military coup in Myanmar, which… Read more >

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15 Years Since Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami: Going Beyond “Never Forget”
Destruction in Tohoku (2011) It has been 15 years since the 9.0 magnitude Great East Japan Earthquake struck the Tohoku region on March 11, 2011. The earthquake triggered a massive tsunami and the Fukushima nuclear meltdown, killing nearly 20,000 people and forcing more than 400,000 people from their homes. Thanks to an outpouring of donations from people through the United States, Japan, and the rest of the world, Peace Winds was able to respond… 
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