
Causes & NPO Partners in Japan
KiFor works with vetted nonprofits across Japan so companies can run CSR-aligned team building workshops with real community benefit. Browse the causes below, each cause links to its own page
Choose a cause. We’ll handle the matching
You can pick a cause your team cares about. We then match the best-fit NPO partner based on your goals, group size, location, timing and constraints.
What matters most to us
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Respect for nonprofit time (low burden for partners)
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Smooth logistics for HR
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A workshop that is meaningful for employees and useful for the cause
Browse current causes

Nanairo
Homelessness / Housing Support
Nanairo supports people facing homelessness and housing instability in Tokyo. They provide housing support, food donations, and help people regain stability and connection.
Heartfull Family
Single-Parent Families / Single-Mothers
Heartfull Family supports single-parent families in Japan to build stability and independence. They focus on employment support, community connection to reduce isolation and break cycles of poverty.


Kimpax
Sustainability / ESG Community Action
KimPax connects people and organizations to real-world sustainability and ESG initiatives in Japan. They run community events (like farming and cleanups) and help track impact in a practical, people-friendly way.
Food Bank Meguro
Food Insecurity / Food Bank
Food Bank Meguro supports households in need by redistributing surplus food in Meguro, Tokyo. They focus on families in financial difficulty, and reduce isolation through community support.


YouMeWe NPO
Youth in Care / Orphans / Foster Homes
YouMeWe supports teenagers in foster homes and orphanages as they prepare to leave care at age 18. They provide mentoring and life skills support (digital literacy, communication, job readiness) so youth can transition with confidence.
Nekoten House
Animal Welfare / Animal Shelter / Cat Sanctuary
Nekoten House is a nonprofit cat sanctuary in Chiba providing lifelong care for abandoned, abused, elderly, and ill cats. They focus on daily care, medical support, and a safe home for vulnerable cats.

What happens in a KiFor workshop
Teams typically:
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Learn the real situation through a nonprofit partner brief
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Work in small groups on practical solutions or support ideas
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Share outputs the partner can use
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Leave with clear reflection and next-step commitment
This is designed to be professional and engaging, not additional “busywork.”
Donations are optional and separate
Workshops are a paid service. If your company wants to add a donation, we keep it optional and separate (often direct to the nonprofit for compliance simplicity).
Want help choosing the right cause?
Tell us your team goals and constraints, and we’ll recommend the best-fit cause and partner.