Help Cleveland Kendo's New Dojo!
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What we need and why:
After 30 years of renting space inside of other organization's gyms and facilities, and having our practices disrupted or cancelled without notice, we have decided that the best way to give back to the community can be achieved by building out our own dojo and creating a permanent home for our students to grow and flourish in a safe environment.
In order to achieve this we need help! As a non-commercial organization, we rely on the good will of our students and the community. We are looking to raise $6,000.00 to help offset our biggest expense: Building a safe raised wooden floor designed to minimize the impact of training for our students.
About us:
Cleveland Kendo was established in 1986 as a not-for-profit organization and has maintained a philosophy of assisting students to obtain Japanese Kendo training with minimal financial impact.
All of our instructors volunteer their time and do not profit from their Kendo activity. This non-commercial and community service philosophy have been instrumental in reaching an array of students from diverse backgrounds to develop a samurai spirituality that can be a powerful source of strength and focus to manage their daily lives.
Visit our website to learn more about us:
http://www.clevelandkendo.com/
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After 30 years of renting space inside of other organization's gyms and facilities, and having our practices disrupted or cancelled without notice, we have decided that the best way to give back to the community can be achieved by building out our own dojo and creating a permanent home for our students to grow and flourish in a safe environment.
In order to achieve this we need help! As a non-commercial organization, we rely on the good will of our students and the community. We are looking to raise $6,000.00 to help offset our biggest expense: Building a safe raised wooden floor designed to minimize the impact of training for our students.
About us:
Cleveland Kendo was established in 1986 as a not-for-profit organization and has maintained a philosophy of assisting students to obtain Japanese Kendo training with minimal financial impact.
All of our instructors volunteer their time and do not profit from their Kendo activity. This non-commercial and community service philosophy have been instrumental in reaching an array of students from diverse backgrounds to develop a samurai spirituality that can be a powerful source of strength and focus to manage their daily lives.
Visit our website to learn more about us:
http://www.clevelandkendo.com/
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Organizer and beneficiary
Neil Sheber Adelman
Organizer
Cleveland, OH
Meiko Matsuyama
Beneficiary
