"Kifukatsu" is a sound-cycle social contribution program in which graduates and parents (users) donate "unnecessary things" to support their mother's school.Chuo University is the first to introduce it at a higher education institution in collaboration with Standing Point Co., Ltd., which develops the purchase and sale of brand-name products.

　Standing Point will take over items that are no longer needed by the user (clothes, kimono, branded items, etc.), and based on the user's will, the company will transfer all or part of the assessed amount to Chuo University on behalf of the user. Deposit as a donation.In addition, one BCG vaccine will be donated to children in developing countries for each purchase.

　Chuo University agrees with the idea of ​​the SDGs and is focusing on efforts to contribute to the SDGs, and the introduction of "Kifukatsu" this time will be an effort to contribute to four goals from the perspective of the SDGs.

　In terms of distributing unnecessary goods and revitalizing a sound material-cycle society, we contributed to the two goals of Goal 8 “Responsibility for work and economic growth” and Goal 12 “Responsibility to create and use”.In addition, donating one BCG vaccine to children in developing countries for each purchase by Standing Point is Goal 2 “Health and Welfare for All” and Goal 1 “Achieve the Goal through Partnership”. It also contributes to the two goals of.

　Chuo University will fulfill its social responsibility of working on the SDGs in the form of enlightenment, review of the current system, and realization of reforms through multi-layered collaboration with many people and institutions working on the SDGs.

You can apply for "Kifukatsu" on the Web, and there are no costs incurred by the user, from the collection of goods to the assessment and the transfer of donations to Chuo University.Chuo University issues donation receipt certificates, etc. as donations from users, so donations can be deducted.

Reference: [Chuo University] Application for "Kifukatsu"