Donating Isn't Only for the Wealthy

When you hear "donation," you might picture giving a lot of money. But money isn't the only way to support society.

Passing on things you no longer use. Sending words of encouragement. Telling other people about an activity. Spending a little time to help. These are also ways of supporting.

Support in the Way You Can

What matters isn't the amount, but thinking, "is there anything I could do to help?" Even children, with their families, can find ways to support.

For example, passing on stationery you no longer use, helping with a community activity, or learning about people who are struggling — these are entrances to being connected with society.

The Will to Support Can Grow

Something you have extra of might be exactly what someone else needs. What seems small to you may be a big help to the person who receives it.

Donating isn't a special action only impressive people do. It's the way of thinking, "support society in the way I can."

At Digital Kodomo BASE, we treat donation broadly — money, things, time, encouragement, and the power to spread the word. Supporting in the way you can is how you connect with society.