Category Archives: The Haiku Foundation

Daily Haiku Special: Sept. 19, 2023 – The Haiku Foundation Volunteer Anthology Is Published!

Posted on September 18, 2023 by Charlotte Digregorio

The 2023 Edition of The Haiku Foundation Volunteer Anthology has just been released, featuring fabulous poetry from dozens of volunteers of The Foundation. Don’t miss “the high lonesome”! Here are just a small sampling of poems from the Anthology, written … Continue reading →

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Updated Haiku Foundation News: Print Anthology Available

Posted on September 26, 2022 by Charlotte Digregorio

The Haiku Foundation’s Volunteer Appreciation Day was held Sept. 17  to recognize all of its volunteers. Make a point of viewing the Volunteer Anthology online that recognizes people who serve in various capacities. The photos and poems of these global … Continue reading →

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Celebrate The Haiku Foundation Volunteer Day!

Posted on September 17, 2022 by Charlotte Digregorio

Today is The Haiku Foundation’s Volunteer Appreciation Day to recognize all THF volunteers. Make a point of viewing the Volunteer Anthology online that recognizes these volunteers who serve in various capacities. The photos and poems of these global volunteers are … Continue reading →

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Don’t Miss The Haiku Foundation’s Opportunities for All!

Posted on February 16, 2022 by Charlotte Digregorio

If you haven’t checked out all the opportunities offered by The Haiku Foundation lately, you are missing out on many great new resources and publishing opportunities.  You can develop your haiku skills each day and get published by logging onto … Continue reading →

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Daily Haiku: July 16, 2018

Posted on July 15, 2018 by Charlotte Digregorio

running home an empty mind full of jasmine   by Sandi Pray  (USA) The Haiku Foundation

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The Haiku Registry: An Important Global Resource for All

Posted on July 7, 2018 by Charlotte Digregorio

The “Haiku Registry” is an invaluable resource of The Haiku Foundation, detailing  active and experienced haiku and senryu poets worldwide.   “Serious and beginning poets will refer to it again and again, ” says Jim Kacian, founder of THF.  Kacian says that nearly 650 poets are … Continue reading →

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Daily Haiku: May 16, 2018

Posted on May 15, 2018 by Charlotte Digregorio

just enough time to see the falling rain . . . hospital window by Muskaan Ahuja  (India) Haiku Windows, May 9, 2018 The Haiku Foundation

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The Haiku Foundation: An Organization for Haiku Poets of All Levels

Posted on May 3, 2018 by Charlotte Digregorio

The following information was submitted by Jim Kacian, Founder of The Haiku Foundation: The Haiku Foundation is a nonprofit organization chartered in the Commonwealth of Virginia, USA, on Jan. 6, 2009. Its mission statement identifies two major directives: 1) to … Continue reading →

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