Public Interest Incorporated Foundation Solaputi Kids Camp

Program Report for the Summer in the Fiscal Year 2020.
Thank You for Your Support
We provided programs for watching closely on the situation of COVID-19 across the world, Japan andHokkaido taking into consideration that preventing the spread of infection is the highest priority.

1. We sent a “small gift” to children and their families fighting their diseases who have moredifficulty going out than before.
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Wall sticker Gift

We made 500 sets of removable and repositionable wall stickers withprinted animals from Hokkaido on them. We then sent them topediatricians and pediatric hospitals all around Japan in order to make kids
enjoy putting the stickers on the walls.
Stickers on the Wall at Hospital²Camping at Home Gift

We sent a letter to more than 1,000 former campers and theirfamilies and asked if they would like to get camping equipment
as a gift in the letter, and we sent them for those who respondedyes. Those former campers stayed longer at home than usual, but
at the same time, they could feel the camping atmosphere safely.

Family Enjoying a Camp with the Equipment

2. We provided the 'One Family Camp' program taking the thorough infectious diseasemeasures.
²(13 times)

Day Camp (12 times) for families who live in Hokkaido

After the state of emergency was lifted, we provided a one day-campprogram for one family total of 47 children from 12 families from theDevelopment Support Center in Takaikawa and the Hokkaido Asahikawa
General Health Care Center for Children, from June to October.

Theactivities included horse riding, exploring the forest, and playing on thegrass.

Horse Riding Activity

²Overnight Camp Stay for One Family from Japanese Red
Cross Narita HospitalIn the Fall, we invited a child with cancer, and four of his
family members who live in Ibaragi, for a two-night stay atour facility. They were accompanied by his pediatrician. They
tried horse-back riding, archery, campfire cooking andenjoyed the nature in Hokkaido.

Chill out at Tree house

We will keep making every effort to prevent this global COVID-19 crisis in 2021. We appreciate yourcontinued support.

Public Interest Incorporated Foundation Solaputi Kids Camp
Activity Performance Report for the Fiscal Year 2019
(Thank You for Your Support.)
In the fiscal year 2019, we provided nine camp programs (seven in summer andtwo in winter) and invited children with serious illnesses and their families to ourcampground with on-site medical care in Hokkaido for free from all over thecountry. The campers spent precious time with their friends and families in nature
and went back home with the strength to live for tomorrow. (The annual numberof participants was 240 including 73 children with serious illnesses.) We are
grateful for your support.
[ Voice from a Mother Who Participated with Her Family]〇 The whole family, my child with serious illness, the siblings, my husband andI, could enjoy the program. A few years ago, I never imagined that such a day
would come. I am happy that we had been doing our best and got where we arenow.

[Activity on the Grass for Children Wearing a Respiratory Apparatus][Horse-drawn Sleigh Ride in the Snow for the Whole Family]Solaputi Kids Camp 2020 Camp Plan (Summary)
We will establish our business plans for the fiscal year 2020 watching closely on
the situation of COVID-19 across the world, Japan, and Hokkaido taking intoconsideration that preventing the spread of infection is the highest priority.
(Specifically, we have developed policies as follows.)■ Cancellation, Postponement, and Change of Camp Programs- All planed camps have been cancelled in principal. (Nine camps with four
different types in summer and winter)- We will proceed the preparation for the scheduled A Day Camp for Only One
Family focusing on horse activities.
↑We will invite families (ONE family a day) and recruit volunteers (ONE volunteera day) from our neighboring area.
※ If conditions permit, we will proceed the day camp program.
■ Infection Prevention and Control for
COVID-19 on the Campsite
We will collect the latest informationfrom all over the world, make a manual
to prevent the infection spread of
COVID-19, and urge the staff and campattendees to follow through with themanual completely.
[Preparation for the Horse Activities (during training)]■Follow-up Care and Others for Former Campers
We will contact with former campers who have difficulty going out under suchcircumstances and ask them about their situations online for a change of pace andconduct our research on the effectiveness of camp.

We will make every effort to prevent this global COVID-19 crisis. We appreciate
your continued support.