Volunteer with the Japanese American Service Committee (Volunteering Untapped Chicago)

​​Photo credit: From the Mary and James Numata Photograph Collection, JASC Legacy Center

​15 volunteers will be building shelving that will be used for JASC’s archives. These archives will be used to house a collection of materials and documents of the Japanese American experience during WWII.

• ​Date: Saturday, October 11, 2025

• ​Time: 10:00 a.m.

• ​Location: Japanese American Service Committee (5700 N Lincoln Ave, Chicago, IL 60659)

• ​Afterparty: KOVAL Distillery, 4241 N Ravenswood Ave, Chicago, IL 60613

​Transit

• ​Parking: Free Parking in the lot to the North side of the building on Lincoln Ave.

​More about JASC

​Founded in 1946, the Japanese American Service Committee (JASC) was formed to serve immigrants and their American-born children coming to Chicago after leaving the World War II incarceration camps. JASC has continued to serve the Chicago community by creating the Heiwa Terrace Retirement Community, Keiro Long Term Care Facility, and a variety of other services/activities around the Chicagoland area.