Give

Gold and silver we do not have, but we can share what we've received.

JCFN is a 501(c)(3) organisation in the United States, so US donations are tax-deductible. Gifts in yen go through the Japan office.

In US dollars

Online by credit card as a Supporting Membership Donation, or by check payable to JCFN.

JCFN, P.O. Box 17982, Irvine, CA 92623-7982
Office: 2740 S. Harbor Blvd. Suite L, Santa Ana, CA 92704

Give in US$ on jcfn.org

In Japanese yen

Credit card, postal transfer (account 00100-8-565348), automatic monthly transfer, or bank transfer to Mizuho Bank, Kudan Branch.

Japan Office: OCC Bldg, 2-1 Kanda Surugadai,
Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0062

Give in Yen on jcfn.org

This demo consolidates JCFN's existing giving paths into one page for clarity. Both buttons go to JCFN's real, current payment pages. This site never processes a payment itself.

Three generations gathered together outdoors at a JCFN gathering, several holding babies

Who it reaches

Someone met them at the airport.

A returnee lands, and within a few weeks somebody has invited them to a meal, put them in touch with a church two train stops away, and added them to a group that meets on a Wednesday night.

That is what the money pays for. Not the airport run itself, but the staff member who knew they were coming, and the local leader who was ready.

What it funds

Two offices, a handful of full-time staff, and the associate staff and volunteers who carry the regional groups. In the 2026 fiscal year JCFN moved to vacate its North America office to cut operating costs, while three Japan staff candidates, Yu Hoshino, Akari Hirase and Izumi Takahashi, worked through deputation to raise their own support.

Sustaining membership runs $40 (or ¥4,000) a year. In early 2025 JCFN asked its readers to pray toward 300 members.