How You Can Help

As with all non-profits, we rely heavily on the support of others to provide these worthwhile programs to youth who greatly benefit from them.

  • Private Donations

    Any donation, big or small, can help us make a positive impact on a child or teen through our programs. And because we are a 501c3 non-profit, all donations are tax-deductible.

  • Corporate Donations

    Self-discipline and leadership skills, which are both achieved through the study of martial arts, are highly valued in the workplace. Your donation can help our youth develop these skills. 

    Sponsor a scholarship to allow a student to enroll in our program, or send an anonymous donation today.

  • Volunteer

    Whether it’s helping us set up games and clean up after snacks at day camp, or helping us with our fundraising efforts, everyone can find a place to volunteer within Kaizen Way.

  • Seminars

    You may choose to hold a seminar at your location or schedule one at our North Charleston location. The proceeds from these seminars fund our non-profit programs.

     

    Self-Defense: Our self-defense seminars are conducted by certified black belt instructors with decades of teaching experience. You will learn practical techniques that can be applied to real-life situations and increase your confidence in your ability to diffuse confrontations. We will also address strategies for reducing the risks of becoming a target of an attacker.

    Tai Chi: Our Tai Chi seminars rotate between three different areas. Qi Gong is calming and meditative; the Eight Postures Yang Style Form hone the mind and body; Push Hands teaches self defense and improves soft skills with an emphasis on conflict resolution.

Meet the Board

Why we do what we do and how we will get it done

History

Learn the story behind what sparked Kaizen Way

Staff

Meet the team that makes it all possible for the kids

“The teachers report that the students show increased focus and discipline in the classrooms. The students have also shown a decrease in the number of office referrals received at school for conduct problems that are related to a lack of focus or lack of positive attitude.”