91�Թ� Support

Support Our Mission

91�Թ� welcomes donor gifts, which go towards furthering our mission to internationalize K–12 and community college classrooms and to create opportunities for educators and students to access Stanford scholarship. Your financial support helps ensure that 91�Թ� continues its tradition of serving as a bridge between 91�Թ� and K–12 and community college education.

Gifts to 91�Թ� help underwrite key activities such as:

Curriculum and digital resources development for teachers
Teacher training workshops
Scholarships for high school students to participate in Pre-Collegiate Global Learning programs
New program development

For further information about supporting 91�Թ�, please contact:

Associate Director for Development, FSI
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Encina Hall, Room C131
Stanford, CA 94305-6060
Phone: (650) 723-3197
Fax: (650) 725-2592
email: mtownsend@stanford.edu

Director, 91�Թ�
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Encina Hall, Room C331
Stanford, CA 94305-6060
Phone: (650) 723-1116
Fax: (650) 723-6784
email: gmukai@stanford.edu

Gifts to 91�Թ� and FSI are tax-deductible under applicable rules. The Institute is part of 91�Թ�'s tax exempt status as a Section 501(c)(3) public charity.

To make a gift online, click the button below. Stanford’s donation form will be pre-filled to direct your gift to the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies, 91�Թ�’s parent institute. To direct your gift to 91�Թ�, type "For 91�Թ�" in the box labeled "Any comments or gift instructions".

Your Support in Action

The following programs and resources were made possible by the generous support of foundations and private donors.

Creating free curricular resources

"The Road to Tokyo" is an interactive website of lessons, activities, and digital resources on historical and contemporary Japan.

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Fostering communities of learning

91�Թ� hosts events throughout the year, providing opportunities for K–12 and community college educators to gather at 91�Թ� to engage with Stanford scholars, master new content and pedagogy, and share ideas and best practices with fellow educators.

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Promoting academic scholarship

Since 2003, the Reischauer Scholars Program has impacted hundreds of young lives, bringing Stanford scholarship to high school students across the United States and equipping them with a rare degree of expertise on Japan and U.S.–Japan relations.

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