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Sponsors
With Friends of Miyoshi, we are inspiring global citizens, strengthening local communities, cultivating future leaders, and shaping tomorrow.
Why Your Sponsorship Matters
Why Your Sponsorship Matters
Your generous support will directly fund:
Student Scholarships: Ensuring that students, regardless of financial background, can participate in this life-changing cultural exchange.
Program Development: Covering costs for Miyoshi/Columbus activities, events, and educational programs that enrich the experience for both students and administrators.
Ambassador Support: Assisting with travel, accommodation, and logistical planning to make the program a success.
By sponsoring our program, you are not only supporting the educational development of students but also helping to foster global understanding and diplomacy. Together, we can create a more connected, compassionate world.
Why Partner With Us?
Why Partner With Us?
Sponsoring our Friends of Miyoshi (FOM) program is a powerful way to demonstrate your commitment to education, cultural exchange, and the growth of our community. By partnering with us, you:
Strengthen Local Ties: Be a champion of our students and a leader in promoting global citizenship.
Increase Visibility: Gain positive exposure for your business by aligning with a respected local non-profit and an international cultural exchange program.
Foster Goodwill: Show your customers and employees that you’re invested in the future of our community and the personal growth of the next generation.
"In just a few short days, through shared experiences, laughter, and conversation, we formed a bond that felt like it had always been there. Despite the physical distance between our homes, we grew surprisingly close. Hosting Haruma taught me an important lesson- that meaningful friendships often begin with our willingness to take a chance on something new. What started as an initial, “Yeah, that’s fine,” became one of the most rewarding decisions I’ve ever made. "
"In just a few short days, through shared experiences, laughter, and conversation, we formed a bond that felt like it had always been there. Despite the physical distance between our homes, we grew surprisingly close. Hosting Haruma taught me an important lesson- that meaningful friendships often begin with our willingness to take a chance on something new. What started as an initial, “Yeah, that’s fine,” became one of the most rewarding decisions I’ve ever made. "
-Brandon Andress
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