Wada will continue to support the vaccination of children in developing countries in 2022.Since 2005, a total of 700,000 vaccine doses have been donated through the Japan World Children’s Vaccine Committee
Mr. Wada received a letter of thanks from JCV President Kenji
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◎ Donate vaccines according to the number of stadiums
○ Every official game: Donate 10 vaccines
For winning pitchers: changed to 20 vaccines per ball
In the case of a full match win, per ball: changed to 30 Vaccines
In case of knockout win, 1 ball: changed to 40 vaccines
○Every ball thrown in the All-Star Game: Donate 100 vaccines
◎ Donate vaccines based on team and own results
○ In the case of the Pacific League Championship: 10,000 more vaccines
○ In case of victory in the climactic series: 10,000 more vaccines
○ In case of Japan series win: 10,000 more vaccines
○ When winning individual titles such as the most victories, the best ERA, and the Sawamura Award.
Each title: Adds 10,000 vaccines
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I don’t know when I became aware of this, but I wanted to do social support. But I was thinking, if I were to be a professional baseball player, I would do it. Around that time, I came across vaccine support campaigns.
The simplicity and comprehension of donating vaccines was so appealing that I decided to join the JCV campaign without hesitation. I’ve been throwing this rule around as an incentive to give away 10 vaccines for every ball I throw.
I want to keep on pitching for kids all over the world. I want to keep getting vaccinated. Let’s deliver a vaccine together.
- (what are my rules)
“10 vaccines per pitch, 20 for a winning pitcher, 30 for a complete game, 40 for a finish, and 10,000 for a win or title.” donation rules.
This unprecedented new donation method will encourage you to donate as much as you want, and also encourage yourself, creating “my rules” in it, which has a great impact on corporate CSR activities and SDGs activities. Currently, 226 companies and organizations are combining their businesses to support childhood vaccines.
(Click here to inquire about support based on my rules: https://www.jcv-jp.org/contact/inquiry)
(You can watch Wada’s speech video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snL-4i__EKo)
| institution name | Authorized NPO Japanese Committee to Vaccine the World’s Children |
| represent | President Mutsuko Kenmochi |
| founder | Kayoko Hosokawa |
| The location of the company | 8F, Mita Hillside Building, 4-1-9 Mita, Minato-ku, Tokyo |
| url | www.jcv-jp.org |
| set up | January 29, 1994 |
| special supporter | Keiko Takeshita (Vaccine Ambassador/Actor), Takeshi Wada (Professional Baseball Player), Yu Hayami (Singer/Actor), Kiyomi Mikuni (Owner and Chef at Hotel de Mikuni), Nahoko Shindo (WHO Medical Officer), Miryuji Kagami (Translator/ Psychological astrology researcher), Yuko Ando (reporter), Cap Revolution Bottleman (TakaraTomy Co., Ltd.) |
| business content | It is said that 4,000 children die of infectious diseases every day around the world because there is no vaccine. About one third of deaths among children under 5 years of age are preventable by vaccines.
JCV is a private international advocacy organization that provides vaccines to developing countries to save the lives of these children and protect their futures. Donations received from supporters are turned into vaccines and related equipment, which are delivered annually to children in recipient countries in partnership with local UNICEF offices and local governments. In 2022, aid of 116,066,601 yen will be provided to 4 countries including Myanmar, Laos, Bhutan, and Vanuatu. |
