perhaps as much as 50 percent.

marking the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War.Each individual in the image stands not only as a testament to personal courage but also as a proud descendant of the trailblazing Nisei soldiers whose service in World War II forever changed the nations perception of Japanese Americans.

From the frozen terrain of Korea to the jungles of Vietnam.and sacrifice earned admiration across the country.whose return was met with far too little recognition and gratitude.

Vietnam; Shunji Hosozawa (Army).post 9/11Row 3: Fred Maldonado (Navy).

active duty; Ricky Taira (Army).

with deep sincerity and reverence: Welcome home.Keiros Grants Program strengthens a network of local community hubs that increase access to programs and services.

capacity building (including staffing).which will continue to focus on funding programs that enhance the quality of life for older adults and caregivers in the Japanese American and Japanese community of Los Angeles.

to meet the evolving needs of our aging community.The 2026 Grants Program will offer grants of up to $20.