Reports
Activity Report
Fundraising Report
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Friends of ICU Awards
Each year ICU confers a "Friends of ICU Award" on a student, staff or faculty member, or member of the ICU community who has performed the year's most outstanding meritorious activities. Previous Laureates of Friends of ICU Awards
Friends of ICU High School Award (Ended in AY 2019)
This award is given to a student or group of students of the ICU High School who perform remarkable community or international service outside their academic pursuits. Previous Laureates of Friends of ICU HS Award
Friends of ICU Academic Awards
FOI Academic Awards are funded primarily from gifts designated for use by the Friends of ICU. These awards are given for academic excellence displayed either through superlative grades or composition of superlative senior or master's theses. Previous Awardees of Friends of ICU Academic Awards
Donations Being Utilized after End of Donation
Fundraising for Renovation of the East Wing of the Diffendorfer Memorial Hall
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Fundraising for Construction of the New Educational Facility Troyer Memorial Arts and Sciences Hall
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Emergency Support for Students with Financial Hardship caused by COVID-19
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Fundraising for the ICU student-led project to translate and publish a book on the UDHR in illustration
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Artificial Turf Fundraising Campaign
Installation of artificial turf on ICU's athletic field was completed in April 2013. The university, alumni and those who empathized with the cause worked together to plan and realize funding for the project, which ended in November 2016 with 856 donations, a total of JPY 37,195,791. Students are less likely to be injured and become soiled on an artificial turf when they fall compared to playing on a dirt field. So they can concentrate more on the physical exercise itself. We look forward to further contributions to upkeep the turf.
Sakura Replanting Project
The road fondly known to the ICU community as Kassoro (runway) that runs from the front gate to the University Chapel is called MacLean Avenue in memory of Reverend John Allan MacLean who contributed to the founding of ICU. The first class planted seedlings that have grown into majestic trees that form a magnificent cherry blossom tunnel along the avenue in the spring. But after 60 years, these trees have aged, losing their vigor. The lifespan of the Somei Yoshino variety is known to be 100 years at most. In 2013 we had to cut down five cherry trees for safety reasons, as their branches fell off and the trees were in danger of falling over. Since the trees are continuing to wear out, we have established the Sakura Replanting Project and the Sakura Fund for donations to this Project. Sakura Replanting Project Report