Go For Broke is now used to collectively describe all of our World War II Nisei veterans.

Shin-Issei and Sansei; and our membership numbers have decreased.Because he was active in the community.

didnt yet consider himself to be a senior citizen (he was in his late 60s).over the 50+ years our senior member population has changed.We will be donating the remaining GPP funds to Little Tokyo Service Center (LTSC) and Save Our Seniors Network (SOSN) to be used to assist them in providing their important community service function.

GPP formed an Issei Board to assist and provide counsel to the volunteers.Nisei and Sansei in the South Bay area about the possibility of starting a community service organization for the Issei (the senior population at that time).

we coordinated with the federal Social Security Administration and the L.

County Department of Public Social Services to have bilingual workers from the SSA and DPSS stationed at our office to provide intake and informational services to our community.Additional reports from Wheel of Dharma.

He wanted us to explore the Dharma through our own life experiences.His fundraising leadership and expertise were key to sustaining the BCA and IBS.

But whatever he might have accomplished as a journalist would have likely paled compared to his long list of accomplishments with the BCA and IBS.His leadership and vision for Shin Buddhism in the United States made possible everything that weve been able to accomplish the last few years at IBS.