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Japanese Crowdfunding

It’s Masaki from Do-Business team!


we su-re.co have conducted crowdfunding in Japan with Living in Peace for the past 2 months, and today is the last day for that campaign. This campaign totally succeeded: we could achieve our goal in about a first week, and 91 backers support us for 726,500 JPY in total so far. I really appreciate it!!




The crowdfunding campaign is the first step to spread su-re.co's great work to the Japanese people. We continue to work in order to deliver the biogas digesters and climate field schools as a "gift" to more Indonesian farmers and to build a blockchain-based carbon offset system. Thank you so much for all of your supports.

Even though our crowdfunding will be finished soon, we will bring more coffee and chocolates from Indonesia to Japan, as well as the "gift" from Japan to Indonesia, so please continue to support su-re.co.

I'm so honored to have been working together with su-re.co members, LIP members, and other project members, the backers, the event co-organizers, and all the people who support su-re.co to make this crowdfunding successful.

We have only a few hours minutes now, but crowdfunding is now in its final stages.





I’ll finish my internship at su-re.co in only a few more days. I joined su-re.co as I wanted to learn about su-re.co's wonderful works, and to take meaningful action for society and the environment by contributing to su-re.co activities. I can strongly say that I made such a good decision to do the internship here. I could work and learn so many things with wonderful GIFTMAKERS. I’d like to enjoy working here the days left.


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cynthiaismail
cynthiaismail
Nov 30, 2020

Thank you for your hard work, Masaki. Good luck with your future endeavor

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sitiindriani
sitiindriani
Nov 29, 2020

We will miss you Masaki! We hope more people will support us to deliver more 'gifts' to farmers.

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