Kozmoz Kansai Food Bank
For 37 years, rain or shine, improving the lives of more than 1000 lives a week in Kansai
WORK・IMPACT・SATISFACTION
Through the power of social enterprise thousands and thousands of pounds of food are collected, repurposed and distributed to people in need every month in Kyoto, Osaka, and Kobe.
Food is distributed to Children’s Homes, Homeless Support Centers, Domestic Violence Shelters, Elderly Support Homes and direct to families in need through the region.
Local Officials・Care Managers・Institution Staff・Community Members
Farms・Food Manufacturers・Warehouses・Distributors
- 3 ways that workign with Kozmoz Can Help Your Business.
You can educe costs, increase your base of customers within the community, and Improve the image of your company within the community all at the same time. - Kozmoz can come right to your facilty to pick up donations. From food service to industrial food processing, Kozmoz is a food professional. As a licensed food handler, we promise to handle your food, fresh or packaged, with expertise and safety.
- Your donations will be placed in many prominent locations. They will support and be utilized at important community facilities such as children’s centers, nursing homes, homeless shelters, and households referred by care managers and local government officials.
- Community support enhances economic potential. It improves community harmony and contributes to creating a livable and attractive area. In the long run, this benefits your business.
- Contact us today. We will discuss how we can support your business as you support the community.
Kozmoz NY Coffee
Our American Cafe in Kyoto. The profits from the hand made burgers supports the foodbank.
Eikaiwa・Juku
The profits from our English schools and Juku provide assistance for the less fortunate in Kansai.
Support Services
Rain or shine our Food Bank and Support Services improve the lives or over 1000 people every week.
Kozmoz does not solicit government funding, Kozmoz adds value!
here are some ways that you can help us add value to the community and assist those in need
- Café Support: Barista, serving, dishwashing, shopping, customer service, cooking. No Japanese required. Your shift directly supports the food bank’s funding.
- English Conversation Assistance: Join small classes, run pair talks, support games and pronunciation practice. Even Japanese people with just a little English ability can participate!
- Food Bank Delivery: Driver’s license required, ideally able to drive a small van.
- Media & Storytelling: Shoot short videos and photos, simple reel editing, create one good post per day.
- Repairs & DIY: Build shelves, paint, do minor repairs, organize tools.
- Graphic / Web / Programming: Create signs, checklists, safety sheets.
- Clerical Work: Organize spreadsheets, create inventory labels, enter data.
