Bervann Foundation
ASIAN SUPPORT Fundraiser
APRIL 4 - 20, 2021.
SUPPORTING OUR ASIAN BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
Minorities mean ALL Minorities.
Choose LOVE vs HATE.
Support with Action vs Words.
Bervann Foundation is a Non-profit and Tax-exempt organization under section 501(c)(3) organization of the Internal Revenue Code. Your Donation is 100% Tax Deductible.
ASIAN SUPPORT
In light of the March 16 attacks on Asian minorities in Atlanta, GA and other anti-Asian incidents across the US, The Bervann Foundation seeks your support to help our Brothers and Sisters from the Asian Community.
Your contribution means the world to them – EVERY AMOUNT is IMPORTANT. The donation that you make today will be given directly to REMI IE in Japan and KAI KAWASHIMA in the US.
Thank you for caring and being generous – We all need to turn around and support those in need.
REMI IE
REMI is a Food Advocacy Expert and a Mom residing in ONNA - a small village in Okinawa, Japan. She lost her income during the pandemic and dedicated her time and personal savings to help secure food for children in the village who can’t afford a decent lunch or dinner. She currently receives raw ingredient donations from food distributors and hotels and uses them to prepare meals to feed 40 Children in an after-school program in the village. She needs any help you can afford to continue her initiative to keep the children properly nourished and off the streets.
KAI KAWASHIMA
KAI is a brilliant 20-year-old Asian Minority Student at Digipen Institute of Technology in Seattle, WA. He has raised already a good portion of his fees from grants, scholarships and a previous fundraiser, but is still short $2,300 to complete this semester’s Tuition Fees in order to be allowed to continue his Degree in Computer Science. KAI is a talented young man who overcame the challenges of moving across 3 countries during school, adapting to studies in 2 languages and 3 cultures. A low-income student of visible minority, he dedicated himself to his academics, arts, and sports, excelling in all three throughout his high school career.