Hyogo donates 85 million yen as Sept. 11 education fund

NEW YORK, United States - Phyllis McGrath (L), president of the Citizens' Scholarship Foundation, and Toshizo Ido, governor of Hyogo Prefecture in western Japan, attend a ceremony at the Japanese Consulate General in New York on July 9 to donate 85,494,696 yen from Hyogo residents to the United States as an education fund for family members of victims of last year's Sept. 11 terror attacks.

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Hyogo donates 85 million yen as Sept. 11 education fund

NEW YORK, United States - Phyllis McGrath (L), president of the Citizens' Scholarship Foundation, and Toshizo Ido, governor of Hyogo Prefecture in western Japan, attend a ceremony at the Japanese Consulate General in New York on July 9 to donate 85,494,696 yen from Hyogo residents to the United States as an education fund for family members of victims of last year's Sept. 11 terror attacks.