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The Itabashi Fireworks Festival Donation Launch

In an effort to continue the long-standing tradition of the Itabashi Fireworks Festival, the Itabashi Ward of Tokyo has partnered with the hometown tax portal site, Satofull, to initiate a donation campaign titled "Protect the Smiling Itabashi Fireworks Festival." This fundraising effort will officially start on June 9, 2025, and will run until August 1, 2025.

About the Initiative

The initiative is a part of the "Satofull Crowdfunding" platform, which leverages the hometown tax system to establish various projects that require community contributions. This donation platform allows contributors to select specific projects they wish to support, send encouraging messages to the local government, and monitor the total donations received in real-time. As times change, so does the need to preserve the cultural legacy that local events like these represent.

Project Overview

• - Project Name: Protect the Smiling Itabashi Fireworks Festival
• - Donation Period: June 9, 2025 – August 1, 2025
• - URL: Satofull Project Details

(Please note that the acceptance period and fundraising goals may change.)

The Itabashi Fireworks Festival has a history of over 50 years and serves as a cherished summer tradition, bringing joy and amazement to countless attendees. The vibrant fireworks lighting up the night sky create lasting memories that transcend generations. However, due to pressing financial challenges, it has become imperative to garner support from the community to continue this spectacle. With this year's theme centered on the smiles brought forth by the festival, we seek to engage everyone in the crowdfunding effort.

All funds raised will be utilized to ensure a safer and more enchanting fireworks display while passing this cultural legacy onto future generations. Every contribution matters, big or small, and represents a collective effort to make the skies over Itabashi shine even brighter. Let us protect and create together—your support for our fireworks festival is sincerely appreciated.

Partnership Between Satofull and CAMPFIRE

Satofull and CAMPFIRE Co., Ltd. (based in Shibuya, Tokyo), renowned for its crowdfunding platform, have established a collaborative relationship. Both platforms offer donation registration for municipal crowdfunding projects utilizing the hometown tax system while also providing support in planning and creating articles for local governments. Donations can also be made through CAMPFIRE.

Satofull remains committed to fostering grassroots revitalization by partnering with regional producers and municipalities through various initiatives.

Company Profiles

About Satofull Co., Ltd.

Satofull is dedicated to revitalizing local communities through the hometown tax (donations to municipalities). The site allows donors to select municipalities and gifts, manage donations, and process payments efficiently. Additionally, Satofull provides a comprehensive service to municipalities that includes donation solicitation, acceptance processes, fund management, gift inventory management, and shipping. Furthermore, Satofull operates "Furusato Kozuchi," a regional information site showcasing local revitalization efforts supported by hometown taxes.

About CAMPFIRE Co., Ltd.

CAMPFIRE provides support for diverse financing needs, driven by the mission of "democratizing fundraising." It assists individuals, creators, companies, NPOs, universities, and local governments in various initiatives. CAMPFIRE aims to create a seamless financial ecosystem where money flows smoothly, ensuring that anyone can engage in their projects. Detailed insights can be found on CAMPFIRE's official site.

In summary, this donation campaign for the Itabashi Fireworks Festival represents a united community effort to preserve a beloved tradition. By supporting this initiative, you contribute to the warmth and vibrant memories etched in the hearts of residents and visitors alike. Let's keep the fireworks soaring and the joy overflowing for years to come.