Kawanishi Town in Yamagata Prefecture and Satofull Inc. (Headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo; President and CEO: Hiroaki Fujii), which operates the hometown tax donation portal site "Satofull," will begin accepting donations for the "Love Nyan Project ~Aiming for a Town Where Cats and People Can Live Together~" via "Satofull Crowdfunding" starting July 1, 2026. This will be the second time donations have been solicited through "Satofull Crowdfunding" for this project, following 2025.

For details, please refer to the project page.

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"Satofull Crowdfunding" is a crowdfunding-style hometown tax donation site that launches projects based on the intended use of donations and solicits contributions by leveraging the hometown tax donation system. Donors can select their donation destination based on the specific use of funds on "Satofull Crowdfunding," as well as post messages of support to the municipality and check the total amount of donations received at any time.

Project Overview

Project Name: Love Nyan Project ~Aiming for a Town Where Cats and People Can Live Together~

Target Donation Amount: 500,000 yen

Acceptance Period: July 1, 2026 - September 30, 2026

URL: https://www.satofull.jp/projects/business_detail.php?crowdfunding_id=723

* The acceptance period and fundraising goal are subject to change.

Message from Kawanishi Town, Yamagata Prefecture

In our town, there has been a year-on-year increase in complaints and consultations regarding environmental damage caused by unowned cats and improperly cared-for cats, such as urine and feces damage and garbage scattering, as well as irresponsible feeding and breeding. To improve this situation even slightly and create a "town where we can live together" that is comfortable for both cats and people, we hope to use crowdfunding to connect this to ongoing efforts.

While there are no thank-you gifts for donations to this project, we would be grateful if many people would agree with the project's purpose and provide their warm support and cooperation.

Thank you for your understanding.

Initiatives of Satofull Inc. and CAMPFIRE Inc.

Satofull Inc. has a business partnership with CAMPFIRE Inc. (Headquarters: Shibuya-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Shin Nakajima), which operates "CAMPFIRE." Both sites accept donations for municipal crowdfunding projects utilizing the hometown tax donation system, and they also collaborate to provide municipalities with advice on project planning and support for article creation. Donations for this project can also be made through "CAMPFIRE."

Satofull Inc. will continue to promote regional revitalization by supporting producers and municipalities in various initiatives.

About Satofull Inc.

Satofull Inc. promotes regional revitalization through hometown tax donations (donations to local governments). With the concept of "A hometown support, hometown tax donation portal site that makes hometowns 'full' of vitality and 'full' of charm," we provide services for donors to select municipalities and thank-you gifts, apply for donations, and make payments on "Satofull." For municipalities, we provide services that handle all necessary operations for hometown tax donations, including soliciting and accepting donations, collecting donations, managing inventory of thank-you gifts, and shipping.

About CAMPFIRE Inc.

CAMPFIRE Inc.'s mission is the "democratization of fundraising," aiming to meet all financing needs and support various challenges by individuals, creators, companies, NPOs, universities, and local governments. We are creating a CAMPFIRE economic zone with the goal of a world where money flows smoothly, even for one person or one yen. Please see here for details.

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  • Source: PR TIMES
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