1.  List of official fundraising sites   ($78.59 Million raised)

2. List of suppliers (water, food, clothes,...)

3. List of exporters

4. List of shipping companies ( to Japan)

5. List government agencies in Japan

6. List of social workers or volunteers in the area

7. List of Japanese victims received help

You're willing to help! Great! This is how it works:

1. Fix problems when fundrasing organizations don't know what to do with the raised money.
We hope to provide a list of suppliers who are willing to offer their goods for reasonable price to help the victims.

2. Fix logistics problems when fundraising organizations don't have contacts of exporters or shipping companies that will provide service of shipping to Japan.
We hope to provide a list of exporters and shipping companies that provide such a service.

3. Fix the problem where people/organizations who want to help don't know whom is responsible for the crisis aid in Japan.
We hope to provide a list Japan government agencies that can accept the donations and transfer to the earthquake areas.

4. Fix the problem where government agencies are lack of man power in the earthquake areas.
We hope to provide a list of volunteers or social workers who are in the earthquake areas.

5. Fix the problem when people or organizations that are trying to do good things but were viewed as scams or frauds.
We hope to provide a list of helped victims to measure how effective this operation is.

Note
I'm also trying to help as much as I can in a way that I can. It will work or not. It is up to you!

For all users, please also provide feedback/rating to people or organizations you have interacted with. So that they are recognized for their hard work and we can also use this feedback/rating system to minimize risks of dealing with scams.

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