Spring Campaign

If you enjoy reading the Pacific Citizen’s in-depth news articles, please help keep our legacy alive by donating to the Spring Campaign annual fundraiser.

Unlike any other newspaper, the Pacific Citizen tells the community stories that are important to you. These are your stories. This is your newspaper. You can make a difference.

Each year, we ask readers like you to support the Pacific Citizen by donating to the Spring Campaign. Now more than ever, we need your donation to save the legacy of the Pacific Citizen in print, to support our award-winning news coverage, and to fund our online innovations.

As funding from JACL continues to dwindle, the Pacific Citizen needs your support to continue its award-winning coverage on the heroism of World War II Nisei veterans, the fight to save Minidoka, and many other important stories like these. Without the Pacific Citizen, these stories may never be chronicled.

Please consider making a tax-deductible donation to the Spring Campaign. As one of the last running national Asian American newspapers in the U.S., the Pacific Citizen needs your help now to keep our legacy alive.

Since 1929 the Pacific Citizen has delivered in-depth news to generations of community leaders like you. Through preservation and innovation, we hope to connect generations and continue telling community stories. But we need your help to achieve this mission.

Any contribution amount will be greatly appreciated. But keep in mind that a donation of $150 or more will make you a Pacific Citizen’s Wall of Famer, $200 or more makes you eligible to win a free Mexican cruise donated by the National JACL Credit Union!

Please don’t let the Pacific Citizen’s legacy be lost in 2012. This is your newspaper and the voice of our community. Please show your support today.

2011 Wall of Fame

Judith Aono.	Arizona JACL	Winston & Jan Asai
Hugh L. Burleson	Florence Dobashi	Endow-Hatanaka Family
Keith Fudenna	Teruko Fujikawa	Carol & David Fujita
Edgar Fukutaki	Mr & Mrs Mike Hamachi	Edgar & Helen Hamusu
Bobbi Hanada	Setsuko Handa	Cynthia Harbottle
William Hirabayashi	George Hiraga	Susan Hirasuna
Richard Hirayama	Harry Hiruo	Takashi Hori
Chiyo N. Horiuchi	Richard Horiuchi	Yoshiko Edith Ichiuji
Tsutomu Ige	Frank Ikenaga	Teruko & Mutsuk Ikuta
Kathy Inoshita	IW Group Inc	Rick Johnson
Eddie Jonokuchi	Stan & Irene Kaneshiki.	Mitsugi Kasai
Harold Katsura	Ron & Jane Katsuyama	Helen Kawagoe
Carol Kawamoto	David Kawamoto	Yaeko Kawasaki
Ben T Kayashima	Karen Nunotani Kern	Lilian Kimura
Mr & Mrs Eugene Kimura	Taro Kimura	Tomi Kobara
Toshimasa Konya	Ard K Kozono	Jean Kurasaki
Hiroshi Kusakai	Richard Kushino	Ann Kusumoto
Lee Kusumoto	Ray & Marianne Kyono	Kim & Arnold Maeda
Kaoru & Yuri Masuda	Kent M Matsuda	Dr & Mrs Richard Matsuishi
Susan Matsumoto	Wesley D Minami	Yoichi A Mitsutome
Greg Miyake	Shu Miyazaki	Kit Mizukami
Masaye Nakamura	Kazuko Kay Nakao	Miyeko Helen Nakasako
Walter W. Nakashima	Tad Nakauchi	Mike Namba
Ted & Michele Namba	Carolyn Nayematsu	A. Hirotoshi Nishikawa
Raymond Nogawa	Dr. Kaworu C. Nomura	Frank Ogata
George Ogata	Harue Okazaki	Fred Okimoto
Sam & Harue Ozaki	Reiko Powers	Kanji Sahara
Joe & Nellie Saito	May Sakai	Peter Sakai
Susan Sakai-McClure	Grace Sakioka	Fred & Mitsue Salador
Karen Sasahara	Masa F Sato	Joe & Kikue Shikami
William Shimamoto	George Shimizu	Hitoshi Shimizu
Gail Sueki	Shig Suyeyasu	Mary H Suzuki
Julie Takahashi	Soyo Takahashi	George Takei
Ken Takeuchi	Jeanne M Tanaka	Nathaniel Tashima
Paul I Terasaki	Stanford Tsugawa	Dorene Tsukida
Dr Himeo Tsumori	Ted T. Ura	Ernest Urata
Kazuo Utsunomiya	Isamu & Teruko Uyehara	Wendy Wilber
Carl Yamada	Merilynn Yamada	Shoji S Yamada
Henry Yamate	Ted Yasuda	Jim Duff and Valerie Yasukochi
Shigeko Yokota	Asa Yonemura	Alice Yoshikawa
Gordon Yoshikawa	Hizeko Yoshimura	Milo and Reiko Yoshino
Roy Zukeran	Bob & Janet	Imo Yoshito & Hatsue
In memory of Bea Terusaki	In memory of our parents Fred T and Yukiko Yonemoto	Lori Matsukawa & Larry Blackstock
Rina Hirai	Sherman and June Kishi	Charles & Mary Matsubara
Paul Niwa