Support the Garden
Walk with us as we grow
The Japanese Friendship Garden & Museum is a non-profit 501(c)(3) EIN 95-3572493. All contributions directly support JFGM programming, education and the maintenance of our living collection. Your generosity helps the Garden continue it’s mission of sharing Japanese culture, and delivering sustainability and wellness programs.
Ways to Give
Supporters starting from $2,000 recognized on our donor wall, boosts JFGM and supports our mission to to develop a traditional Japanese garden as a center to educate, engage, and inspire people of diverse backgrounds about Japanese culture and community legacy.
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Convenient and easy set up if you are interested in supporting the garden, JFGM events, and contribution monthly.
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JFGM is a self-supporting, not-for-profit organization whose mission is to create an outstanding Japanese-style garden with educational programs that will provide an understanding of Japanese culture among people of diverse ethnic backgrounds and cultures. Contributions and volunteers dedicated to the maintenance of the garden grounds make its growth possible. Every donor is recognized and appreciated. Contributions to help support the JFGM’s growth and educational programs are welcome. Through a contribution or sponsorship, your name will be placed on the Donor’s Board displayed at JFGM. Also, personal memorials and tributes can be displayed on the Donor’s Board.
Contributions are as follows:
Supporters: From $2,000
Donors: From $5,000
Patrons: From $25,000
Benefactors: From $100,000 -
Celebrate life’s big moments. An anniversary, special occasion, honor a family member or friend, showcase your business and achievements in a unique and meaningful way.
Dedicating a tree or bench at the Japanese Friendship Garden & Museum is an impactful way to share moments of your journey. A select number of benches and Cherry Blossom are available onsite for dedications. -
Supporting JFGM with a specific amount or percentage dedicated to the garden can be added to a will or living trust. Please advise your lawyer as well, we can continue to grow our legacies together and share donor based opportunities.
Bequest with a specific designation amount shall be distributed to the Japanese Friendship Garden & Museum of San Diego, a nonprofit organization, EIN 95-3572493, with an address at 2215 Pan American E San Diego, CA 92101-Mailing address 2125 Park Blvd Ste 2 San Diego, CA 92101, or its lawful successor, to be used in support of [Program/Purpose] provided, however, that if the preceding instruction should become impossible or impractical to fulfill as determined by the Board of Directors (or equivalent governing body) of the beneficiary, the beneficiary may use this gift as determined by its Board of Directors (or equivalent governing body).
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Thank You for choosing to support JFGM. A Donor-Advised Fund (DAF) allows individuals to make charitable contributions and receive an immediate tax deduction.
The funds are managed by providing our information and recommendations to your DAF custodian/provider, Donors can contribute to the fund over time and recommend grants to charities at their discretion, providing flexibility in their giving strategy.
Gift assets not covered by your will — like 401(k) or IRA accounts — by designating us beneficiaries of those assets. If you wish to make a Qualified Charitable Distribution, contact your IRA custodian.
IRA or QCD gifts are tax efficient gifts reaching the required minimum distribution(RMD) required every year. These gifts are efficient in reducing taxable income, and creating immediate donation impact.
Please advise your IRA/Financial Advisor on your request to distribute funds.
Contact membership@niwa.org for more information
What can we accomplish with your help
Daily giving focuses on our total operations and garden support. Allows us to contribute and offset the cost of cultural programming, host master artisans from Japan, curate one of a kind exhibits and maintain our 12 acre living exhibit. Home to over 1,000 trees including over 200 Cherry Blossom trees.
Ralphs Community Contribution Program
The Kroger Family of Companies is committed to community engagement, positive social impact and charitable giving at the national and local levels.Once you link your Card to the Japanese Friendship Garden & Museum, all you have to do is shop at Ralphs and swipe your Shopper’s Card.Any transactions moving forward using the Shopper’s Card number associated with your digital account will be applied to the program, at no added cost to you.