Funding search · EIN 990346133 · Pearl City, HI
Kenneth & Myrtle Hamura Family
A private foundation (files IRS Form 990-PF). Most private foundations do not take unsolicited applications; the route in is usually a program officer.
- 12
- grants reported
- $354,500
- total given
- 2023–2025
- filing years
- $5,000
- median grant
Based on grants this organization reported to the IRS for tax years 2023–2025. This is what they filed, not a complete record of their giving, and recent years may be incomplete because filings lag.
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Grant history
All 12 reported grants, largest first.
- $175,000
Ailana · 2025
Provide culturally resonant, compassionate care to those navigating behavioral health challenges (ck#230 dtd 08/08/25)
- $125,000
Kuakini Foundation · 2025
Finacing kuakini's capital improvement projects (medical equipment/new tech,facilities renocation (ck#231 dtd 08/08/25)
- $10,000
Maui Food Bank · 2025
To help families and neibhors facing hunger in lahaina (maui fire on 08/08/23)ck#222 08/08/25
- $10,000
Maui United Way · 2025
Offering financial and through grans to nonprofits at the forefront of the rellief efforts as well was emergency financial assistance to individuals who have endured profound losses due to the maui files (ck#221 dtd 08/… read allOffering financial and through grans to nonprofits at the forefront of the rellief efforts as well was emergency financial assistance to individuals who have endured profound losses due to the maui files (ck#221 dtd 08/08/25). less
- $10,000
Maui United Way · Wailuku, HI · 2023
Offering financial and through grans to nonprofits at the forefront of the rellief efforts as well was emergency financial assistance to individuals who have endured profound losses due to the maui files.
- $5,000
Maui United Way · Wailuku, HI · 2024
Offering financial and through grans to nonprofits at the forefront of the rellief efforts as well was emergency financial assistance to individuals who have endured profound losses due to the maui files.
- $5,000
Maui Food Bank · Wailuku, HI · 2023
To help families and neibhors facing hunger in lahaina, maui fire on 08/08/23.
- $3,000
Hawaii Food Bank · 2025
Hunger relief organization to establish long-term food security for communities (ck#232 dtd 09/07/25)
- $3,000
Hawaii Food Bank · 2025
Hunger relief organization to establish long-term food security for communities (ck#223 dtd 08/13/25)
- $3,000
Maui Human Society · 2025
Protect and save the ives of maui's animal (ch#223 dtd 08/08/25).
- $3,000
The Deputies · 2025
The deputies provides scholarships to explorer scouts, police & fire fighters interested in furthering their education (ck#226 dtd 08/08/25).
- $2,500
Maui Food Bank · Wailuku, HI · 2024
To help families and neibhors facing hunger in lahaina, maui fire on 08/08/23.
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