Funding search · EIN 990334032 · Honolulu, HI
Friends of Hawaii Charities
A grantmaking public charity (files IRS Form 990, Schedule I). Charities like this often run real grant programs with application cycles.
- 74
- grants reported
- $2.1M
- total given
- 2021–2024
- filing years
- $10,000
- median grant
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- Hawaii Community Foundation2 grants · $1.1M
- World Golf Foundation2 grants · $100,000
- Polynesian Football Hall of Fame1 grant · $50,000
- Sustainable Molokai1 grant · $42,128
- Hawaii Foodbank1 grant · $35,346
- Common Grace1 grant · $31,007
- Waikiki Community Center1 grant · $27,145
- Hugs for Hawaii'S Seriously Ill Children & Their Families1 grant · $26,201
- Aloha Harvest1 grant · $22,114
- Read To Me International1 grant · $20,931
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Grant history
All 74 reported grants, largest first.
- $600,000
Hawaii Community Foundation · Honolulu, HI · 2022
Partnership to help hawai'i's families transition out of poverty, to support community-based services in their care for kpuna and their caregivers; and to increase the healthy development of under-resourced children age… read allPartnership to help hawai'i's families transition out of poverty, to support community-based services in their care for kpuna and their caregivers; and to increase the healthy development of under-resourced children ages 0-5 less
- $520,000
Hawaii Community Foundation · Honolulu, HI · 2024
To help hi families
- $50,000
Polynesian Football Hall of Fame · Honolulu, HI · 2024
Gen program support
- $50,000
World Golf Foundation · St Augustine, FL · 2022
Our mission is to unite the golf industry around initiatives that promote, enhance the growth of and provide access to the game worldwide, while preserving golf's traditional values and passing them on to others.
- $50,000
World Golf Foundation · St Augustine, FL · 2021
Our mission is to unite the golf industry around initiatives that promote, enhance the growth of and provide access to the game worldwide, while preserving golfs traditional values and passing them on to others.
- $42,128
Sustainable Molokai · Kaunakakai, HI · 2021
These funds will benefit both our food bank/food pantry program and a community event called aha pio that brings together all public and private school students together to showcase their work that exemplifies hawaiian … read allThese funds will benefit both our food bank/food pantry program and a community event called aha pio that brings together all public and private school students together to showcase their work that exemplifies hawaiian values as set forth by the board of hawaiian education. For the food bank/food pantry, $25,000 will go to purchasing of molokai-produced food for distribution. $5,000 will support our community education event. less
- $35,346
Hawaii Foodbank · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Hawaii foodbank's ohana produce plus (opp) program distributes donated and purchased fresh produce, dairy products, baked goods, and other food to children, the elderly, disabled individuals, low-income families, homele… read allHawaii foodbank's ohana produce plus (opp) program distributes donated and purchased fresh produce, dairy products, baked goods, and other food to children, the elderly, disabled individuals, low-income families, homeless/houseless, veterans, and others in need on oahu. To continue to serve those in need, hawaii foodbank respectfully requests $15,000 from the friends of hawaii charities to support direct delivery of the opp program on oahu. less
- $31,007
Common Grace · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Common grace provides weekly one-on-one mentorship services to public school elementary and middle school children through its three programs: malama mentors, mohala mentors, and makua mentors. We are requesting funds f… read allCommon grace provides weekly one-on-one mentorship services to public school elementary and middle school children through its three programs: malama mentors, mohala mentors, and makua mentors. We are requesting funds for malama mentors to expand its quality mentorship services to an additional elementary school in the pearl city-waipahu school complex area. This new partnership will serve 8-10 high school mentors and 8-10 elementary mentees. less
- $27,145
Waikiki Community Center · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Wcc's tech savvy seniors is part of our whole-person kupuna care program to ensure seniors have the resources they need. Originally in response to covid-19, this program ensures kupuna are connected to critical resource… read allWcc's tech savvy seniors is part of our whole-person kupuna care program to ensure seniors have the resources they need. Originally in response to covid-19, this program ensures kupuna are connected to critical resources and the world around them by being able to access and know how to use technology. It includes an ipad lending library, tech training and case management. less
- $26,201
Hugs for Hawaii'S Seriously Ill Children & Their Families · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Siblings of seriously ill children often feel isolated and unimportant as attention by parents and others focus on the ill child. Funds will be used to provide a free 3-day camp for 30 siblings of hawaii's seriously ill… read allSiblings of seriously ill children often feel isolated and unimportant as attention by parents and others focus on the ill child. Funds will be used to provide a free 3-day camp for 30 siblings of hawaii's seriously ill children. The camp will enable siblings to reduce their sense of social isolation, increase self-esteem and foster family cohesion thru fun therapeutic activities, small group discussions and safe expression of their feelings less
- $22,114
Aloha Harvest · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Aloha harvest's mission is to eliminate hunger & food waste by rescuing quality excess food to feed hawaii's hungry families. In over 2 decades, we have distributed nearly 30m lbs of food, working with over 1,000 donors… read allAloha harvest's mission is to eliminate hunger & food waste by rescuing quality excess food to feed hawaii's hungry families. In over 2 decades, we have distributed nearly 30m lbs of food, working with over 1,000 donors and nonprofit agencies to help those in need. This funding request is for general support for staffing and equipment as we work to develop new programs, expand our network of community partners, & scale the impact of our mission. less
- $20,931
Read To Me International · Honolulu, HI · 2021
We will create an online coaching and learning experience for parents. This coaching experience responds to parents desire to build their knowledge of evidence-based strategies and practices to support their young child… read allWe will create an online coaching and learning experience for parents. This coaching experience responds to parents desire to build their knowledge of evidence-based strategies and practices to support their young childrens academic, social, and emotional growth through the process of reading aloud together and the conversations that occur through reading aloud. Funds from fohc would be used to create the parent-coaching guide, a core element. less
- $18,085
Ihs the Institute for Human Services · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Ihs meal program provides tasty and nutritious meals to the homeless men, women, and children served at ihs emergency shelters and specialty shelters. Food insecurity has never been a greater threat to the health and we… read allIhs meal program provides tasty and nutritious meals to the homeless men, women, and children served at ihs emergency shelters and specialty shelters. Food insecurity has never been a greater threat to the health and well being of the most vulnerable homeless persons we serve. Year after year, meal program funding remains scarce. Grant funds will support the purchase of food and supplies needed for producing and serving meals. less
- $17,964
Molokai Arts Center · Kualapuu, HI · 2021
Our mission is to provide art classes, youth programs, studio and gallery space for adults, children, residents and visitors to our island.
- $16,184
Hawaii Homeownership Center · Honolulu, HI · 2021
The hawaii homeownership center will provide education, information and support to create successful first-time homeowners in hawai'i. By addressing barriers and increasing rates of home ownership, the homeownership cen… read allThe hawaii homeownership center will provide education, information and support to create successful first-time homeowners in hawai'i. By addressing barriers and increasing rates of home ownership, the homeownership center aims to build stronger families and communities throughout the state of hawai'i. In addition to our program for first-time buyers, we added foreclosure prevention & rental counseling to support struggling renters and owners to understand their options and stay in their homes. less
- $16,116
Family Ministries Center · Honolulu, HI · 2021
The healthy kupuna program seeks to equip older/elderly parents and parental figures with skills to strengthen their ability to healthily parent children under their care. These parents will be given specific ways to re… read allThe healthy kupuna program seeks to equip older/elderly parents and parental figures with skills to strengthen their ability to healthily parent children under their care. These parents will be given specific ways to reduce overall family conflict. Initially funded in part by friends of hawaii in previous years, funds are used to provide at least 11 families, 3 (minimum) counseling sessions per family including as needed/crisis counseling. less
- $15,552
River of Life Mission · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Honolulu homelessness still is at crisis levels. Food insecurity amongst the near-houseless is greater due to covid-19 strain on economy. The mission has been operating continuously since 1987. We are 1 of the only 2 ma… read allHonolulu homelessness still is at crisis levels. Food insecurity amongst the near-houseless is greater due to covid-19 strain on economy. The mission has been operating continuously since 1987. We are 1 of the only 2 mass meal providers on oahu. In 2021, river of life mission provided over 156,000 meals and 6545 food boxes. Any funding received will be used towards the purchase of foodstuffs. less
- $15,082
Touch a Heart · Aiea, HI · 2021
Although our organization has been around since 2004, we've evolved and come to realize there's an untapped community who can either benefit from our programs & social enterprises or partner with us for support. We're r… read allAlthough our organization has been around since 2004, we've evolved and come to realize there's an untapped community who can either benefit from our programs & social enterprises or partner with us for support. We're requesting funds for a touch a heart awareness campaign/program to include professional video production (scripting, storyline, filming footage/interviews, b roll, editing) along with a marketing & communications strategy. less
- $15,045
Keiki To Kupuna Foundation · Waipahu, HI · 2021
Ktkf's mission is to help our kupuna age in place by delivering frozen meals to homebound/isolated seniors on the island of oahu. Ktkf meals are nutritious and meet 1/3 of the recommended daily allowance (rda). The seni… read allKtkf's mission is to help our kupuna age in place by delivering frozen meals to homebound/isolated seniors on the island of oahu. Ktkf meals are nutritious and meet 1/3 of the recommended daily allowance (rda). The seniors in the program have low to moderate incomes on the island of oahu. Most seniors have multiple health problems. The meals are delivered by dedicated ktkf staff and volunteers who check on the seniors' well-being. less
- $15,000
Nourish Kaua'I · Kapaa, HI · 2021
Our kokua kupuna program weekly serves locally sourced meal kits to 225 kupuna households in need from anahola-kalaheo. We source from local farmers, ranchers, fishermen, and vendors. In 2021, we have served 70,200 meal… read allOur kokua kupuna program weekly serves locally sourced meal kits to 225 kupuna households in need from anahola-kalaheo. We source from local farmers, ranchers, fishermen, and vendors. In 2021, we have served 70,200 meals to kupuna. We have collaborated with various organizations that give back to the community in concrete ways. $30,000 would cover 200 meal kits per month for 6 months. We would utilize the funds from june-december of 2022. less
- $14,413
Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii - Windward · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Our 2022 summer program will work to minimize learning loss over the summer months for elementary and middle school youth. We will also implement a junior staff program for high school students that will provide real-wo… read allOur 2022 summer program will work to minimize learning loss over the summer months for elementary and middle school youth. We will also implement a junior staff program for high school students that will provide real-world work experience. Funds will be used to assist us in providing a stipend for our junior staff, to reduce field trip and transportation costs, and to purchase program supplies. less
- $13,220
The Food Basket · Hilo, HI · 2021
We plan to use 100% of the funds to purchase food from local businesses, including hawaii island agricultural producers. The food we purchase will then be distributed out into the community through our partner agencies,… read allWe plan to use 100% of the funds to purchase food from local businesses, including hawaii island agricultural producers. The food we purchase will then be distributed out into the community through our partner agencies, ohana food distributions, and/or home deliveries. less
- $12,865
Purple Maia Foundation · Aiea, HI · 2021
The kaikaina project is our collection of online, live after school programs for youth ages 10-18. Weaving together technical skill-building, hawaiian cultural practices, community knowledge, and leadership/entrepreneur… read allThe kaikaina project is our collection of online, live after school programs for youth ages 10-18. Weaving together technical skill-building, hawaiian cultural practices, community knowledge, and leadership/entrepreneurship development, kaikaina programs are intentional in creating culturally-grounded computer science and stem learning experiences for mostly native hawaiian and pacific islander youth. less
- $12,327
Hawaii Mothers' Milk · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Providing new mothers who lack the funds to receive timely breastfeeding help when faced with any difficulties. Our agency is able to provide more new mothers and their families who cannot afford to pay, donate or have … read allProviding new mothers who lack the funds to receive timely breastfeeding help when faced with any difficulties. Our agency is able to provide more new mothers and their families who cannot afford to pay, donate or have the insurance to receive breastfeeding support. Having our lactation counselor available to our community (at no charge) eliminated the cost barrier for these mothers needing lactation support. less
- $12,252
Sutter Health Pacific Kahi Mohala · Ewa Beach, HI · 2021
The grant will fund comfort kits/ spare pair underwear and/or clothes for child, adolescent & adult psychiatric patients who arrive with only what they are wearing. Without additional clothes, patients have no backup wh… read allThe grant will fund comfort kits/ spare pair underwear and/or clothes for child, adolescent & adult psychiatric patients who arrive with only what they are wearing. Without additional clothes, patients have no backup when they wash what they have, adding to their discomfort, especially for neighbor islands patients. Comfort kits contain journals, cards, other small age-appropriate items which are given to patients to keep, easing hospital life. less
- $12,250
Hawaii Island Adult Care · Hilo, HI · 2021
Funds received will be used as direct tuition assistance to kupuna in financial need via our tuition assistance program in order for them to attend adult day care at our hilo day care center.
- $12,050
Lunalilo Home · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Lunalilo home seeks to expand our adult day care building to enclose the outdoor lanai and add several bathrooms, essential for the health and safety of our kupuna in order to meet the cdc standards for social distancin… read allLunalilo home seeks to expand our adult day care building to enclose the outdoor lanai and add several bathrooms, essential for the health and safety of our kupuna in order to meet the cdc standards for social distancing and help more disabled kupuna. less
- $12,000
Family Promise of Hawaii · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Our diversion program assists families who are struggling to make ends meet by providing access to case management, financial literacy, financial assistance, and housing support. We will consider this project a success … read allOur diversion program assists families who are struggling to make ends meet by providing access to case management, financial literacy, financial assistance, and housing support. We will consider this project a success when we serve 140 parents and children (35 families) in the program. less
- $12,000
Kaua'I North Shore Food Pantry · Kilauea, HI · 2021
The mission of the kauai north shore food pantry (knsfp) is to feed the underfed in our community to the best of our ability. Knsfp was established in 2014 and was designated as an independent 501(c)(3) in 2017. The fun… read allThe mission of the kauai north shore food pantry (knsfp) is to feed the underfed in our community to the best of our ability. Knsfp was established in 2014 and was designated as an independent 501(c)(3) in 2017. The funding will be used to purchase food and family supplies for the knsfp that operates weekly at the anaina hou community park in kilauea (kauai) that serves approx. 150-180 families each week. less
- $11,945
Pu'a Foundation · Honolulu, HI · 2021
The pretransition & peer support kokua project will connect resources along the pre-release & post-release continuum to serve women in exiting the women's community correctional center, federal detention center & the yo… read allThe pretransition & peer support kokua project will connect resources along the pre-release & post-release continuum to serve women in exiting the women's community correctional center, federal detention center & the young women exiting the hawaii youth correctional facility. The # of justice-involved women to be served is 110; 35 thru classes/trainings & 75 being served w/resources as they transition back to community. less
- $11,524
Hawaii Cord Blood Bank · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Shipping our cord blood units to seattle for processing and storage is one of our biggest expense. The $8,000 request for funding will help with the cost of shipping.
- $11,430
Puuwai Canoe Club · Kapaa, HI · 2021
Hui o mana ka puuwai outrigger canoe club is dedicated to preserving and enhancing the sport of traditional outrigger canoe paddling through adult and children programs of athletic and cultural education. Puuwai recogni… read allHui o mana ka puuwai outrigger canoe club is dedicated to preserving and enhancing the sport of traditional outrigger canoe paddling through adult and children programs of athletic and cultural education. Puuwai recognizes that education and athletic endeavors need to be based on hawaiian traditions of aloha, hoihi (respect), and ikaika kakauha (athletic strength). less
- $11,001
Hawaii Meals On Wheels · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Your funds will allow hawaii meals on wheels (hmow) to serve vulnerable kupuna during this pandemic. Your funding will help us maintain full operations, as well as our ongoing emergency expanded meal service.
- $10,408
Hawaii Organ Procurement Organization · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Hawaii organ procurement organization, dba legacy of life hawaii is the only federally designated organization authorized to recover organs and tissue for transplant in the state of hawaii. Its mission is to save and en… read allHawaii organ procurement organization, dba legacy of life hawaii is the only federally designated organization authorized to recover organs and tissue for transplant in the state of hawaii. Its mission is to save and enhance lives by recovering organs and tissues for transplant; encourage donation through community outreach and public education; and honor and support organ/tissue donors and their families. less
- $10,093
Ho'Ola Na Pua · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Sexually exploited youth need advocates who offer support and care coordination to break the cycle of victimization and take next steps toward recovery. If awarded a $10,000 grant, funds would be used to empower victimi… read allSexually exploited youth need advocates who offer support and care coordination to break the cycle of victimization and take next steps toward recovery. If awarded a $10,000 grant, funds would be used to empower victimized and sexually exploited youth as they begin a journey toward health and healing apart from their traffickers. Funds would be used to offer a critical lifeline to a minimum of 30 unduplicated youth through our advocacy program. less
- $10,000
Hunakai Park Association · Honolulu, HI · 2024
Gen program support
- $10,000
Hunakai Park Association · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Private park that serves the surrounding communities as an activities center for youth sports, adult and elderly exercise and leisure, other recreational activities, social and cultural activities, and a dog friendly en… read allPrivate park that serves the surrounding communities as an activities center for youth sports, adult and elderly exercise and leisure, other recreational activities, social and cultural activities, and a dog friendly environment. less
- $10,000
Kaua'I Food Bank Inc Dba Kaua'I Independent Food Bank · Lihue, HI · 2021
The kaua'i independent food bank keiki cafe program provides a healthy snacks to kauais low income and food insecure youth during the after school hours in partnership with doe a+, kama'aina kids, boys and girls clubs, … read allThe kaua'i independent food bank keiki cafe program provides a healthy snacks to kauais low income and food insecure youth during the after school hours in partnership with doe a+, kama'aina kids, boys and girls clubs, and other independent after school programs. Funding will be used to purchase healthy snacks, including locally grown fruits and vegetables that have been selected by a registered dietitian for nutrient density. less
- $9,614
Hope Services Hawaii · Hilo, HI · 2021
The sacred heart emergency shelter for kupuna, in pahoa, hawaii island, provides safe, secure emergency housing to elderly experiencing homelessness. Funds requested will support program supplies at this critical commun… read allThe sacred heart emergency shelter for kupuna, in pahoa, hawaii island, provides safe, secure emergency housing to elderly experiencing homelessness. Funds requested will support program supplies at this critical community resource. less
- $9,000
Kapiolani Medical Center for Women & Children · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Kapiolani medical center's complex care clinic (3cp) serves children ranging in age from infants through late adolescence with complex medical illnesses. Funding will support supplies, training, and family support to ai… read allKapiolani medical center's complex care clinic (3cp) serves children ranging in age from infants through late adolescence with complex medical illnesses. Funding will support supplies, training, and family support to aid in providing coordinated care to improve communication among specialists, local primary care providers, and families to ensure a unified treatment plan and goals. less
- $8,826
Hawaii Va Foundation · Kailua, HI · 2021
The grant funds will help pay for the software used for background checks, communication with clients and volunteers, and database management. Our kupuna will process incoming referrals, provide snap outreach, and case … read allThe grant funds will help pay for the software used for background checks, communication with clients and volunteers, and database management. Our kupuna will process incoming referrals, provide snap outreach, and case management. The funds will also support volunteer recruitment and retention: we recruit, screen, train, provide orientation and ongoing support - regular check-ins ensure our is program successful and sustainable for each senior. less
- $8,500
Hawaii Children'S Cancer Foundation · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Financial assistance was created to defray the out-of-pocket expenses not covered by insurance. Most families facing childhood cancer suffer from acute financial stress. Typically, at least one parent will leave their j… read allFinancial assistance was created to defray the out-of-pocket expenses not covered by insurance. Most families facing childhood cancer suffer from acute financial stress. Typically, at least one parent will leave their job to provide full-time care to the child; this income disruption can be financially catastrophic. Hccf's support may include medical bills and co-pays, medication or essential daily living expenses like utility bills and rent. less
- $8,354
Hale Opio Kauai · Lihue, HI · 2021
Hale opio kauai, inc. Is dedicated to improving young peoples quality of life, enhancing a sense of belonging, increasing self-awareness, and strengthening ohana by providing residential and community programs for educa… read allHale opio kauai, inc. Is dedicated to improving young peoples quality of life, enhancing a sense of belonging, increasing self-awareness, and strengthening ohana by providing residential and community programs for education, prevention, court diversion, and treatment. less
- $8,050
The Pantry By Feeding Hawaii Together · Honolulu, HI · 2021
A $10,000 grant will enable the pantry to increase bandwidth and build capacity to meet the exorbitant needs of food insecure individuals and families, many who have been impacted by the prolonged pandemic. Funds would … read allA $10,000 grant will enable the pantry to increase bandwidth and build capacity to meet the exorbitant needs of food insecure individuals and families, many who have been impacted by the prolonged pandemic. Funds would support a portion of the wages for a 12-month contracted warehouse coordinator, with remaining funds used toward purchase of healthy food from local growers, producers and distributors, particularly items with longer shelf life. less
- $8,000
Hawaii Foodbank Inc - Kauai · Lihue, HI · 2021
Hawaii foodbank's ohana produce plus (opp) program distributes donated and purchased fresh produce, dairy products, baked goods, and other food to children, the elderly, disabled individuals, low-income families, homele… read allHawaii foodbank's ohana produce plus (opp) program distributes donated and purchased fresh produce, dairy products, baked goods, and other food to children, the elderly, disabled individuals, low-income families, homeless/houseless, veterans, and others in need on kauai. To continue to serve those in need, hawaii foodbank respectfully requests $10,000 from the friends of hawaii charities to support direct delivery of the opp program on kauai. less
- $7,921
Responsive Caregivers of Hawaii · Kapolei, HI · 2021
Funds will support the expressed wishes of our participants for meaningful community learning services group outings at attractions such as the honolulu zoo, the waikiki aquarium, and sea life park. The funds will also … read allFunds will support the expressed wishes of our participants for meaningful community learning services group outings at attractions such as the honolulu zoo, the waikiki aquarium, and sea life park. The funds will also expand the culinary interactive learning activity station as a regular weekly activity, by supporting 50 weeks of food supplies, enabling our participants to try new recipes and make healthy snacks to take along on their outings. less
- $7,728
Big Brothers Big Sisters Hawaii · Honolulu, HI · 2021
The mission of big brothers big sisters hawaii is is to build and support one-to-one relationships to ignite the biggest possible futures for hawaiis youth. We are requesting funding for program activities so pairs can … read allThe mission of big brothers big sisters hawaii is is to build and support one-to-one relationships to ignite the biggest possible futures for hawaiis youth. We are requesting funding for program activities so pairs can resume participating in fun and meaningful activities together. Research shows that it's this quality one-on-one time that makes all the difference for youth who do not have a positive roll model mentor in their lives. less
- $7,615
Maui Family Support Services · Wailuku, HI · 2021
The early head start (ehs) program of maui family support services, inc. Aims to promote the school readiness of low income children by enhancing their cognitive, social, and emotional development in a learning environm… read allThe early head start (ehs) program of maui family support services, inc. Aims to promote the school readiness of low income children by enhancing their cognitive, social, and emotional development in a learning environment that supports childrens growth in language, literacy, mathematics, science, social and emotional functioning, creative arts, physical skills, and approaches to learning; and through the provision to low-income less
- $7,500
Hoa Aina O Makaha · Waianae, HI · 2021
The program is called u-pick, and is designed to feed and educate the people of our community. We open the farm up one day a month, so people can harvest and wash their own fruits and vegetables, help to plant a field t… read allThe program is called u-pick, and is designed to feed and educate the people of our community. We open the farm up one day a month, so people can harvest and wash their own fruits and vegetables, help to plant a field that will be harvested later, and soak up the numerous health benefits that come along with outdoor activities. People will learn about growing food, eating healthy, and connect to community members. less
- $7,500
Ka Hale Pomaika'I · Kaunakakai, HI · 2021
Khp's mala ona ole "sober farm" is one of cultivating and harvesting organic crops to promote cultural pride and food for the newly sober individual and their family. Food insecurity, resource limitation, poverty, house… read allKhp's mala ona ole "sober farm" is one of cultivating and harvesting organic crops to promote cultural pride and food for the newly sober individual and their family. Food insecurity, resource limitation, poverty, houselessness and unemployment tend to be linked to addiction and this is no different on molokai. By creating fertile grounds to nourish a healthier inclusive recovery community, the program will farm two acres of free produce. less
- $7,500
Maui Rescue Mission · Kahului, HI · 2021
In 2022, maui rescue mission (mrm) will expand its mobile outreach program to meet the basic needs of the homeless in beach communities not currently served with the purchase of a 2nd custom-built trailer offering showe… read allIn 2022, maui rescue mission (mrm) will expand its mobile outreach program to meet the basic needs of the homeless in beach communities not currently served with the purchase of a 2nd custom-built trailer offering showers, clean clothes, laundry services, etc. With 6 service delivery partners including healthcare, veteran benefits, eft benefits and more, we help transition the homeless back into the community as a healthy and productive citizen. less
- $7,500
Surfing the Nations · Wahiawa, HI · 2021
The funds received will be used directly for the feeding the hungry program, to improve our current systems and ensure we are maintaining health and safety protocols. Providing essential services such as groceries, heal… read allThe funds received will be used directly for the feeding the hungry program, to improve our current systems and ensure we are maintaining health and safety protocols. Providing essential services such as groceries, healthcare supplies, showers, restrooms, etc. We need to make sure we are serving correctly to prevent any foodborne illness or sickness. The grant would cover a commercial fridge, tables, tarps, and any other necessary equipment. less
- $7,069
Patch · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Shared service links child care providers through a technology-enable shared services network. Assist with child care management system streamlines back office processes like enrollment, billing, recordkeeping and licen… read allShared service links child care providers through a technology-enable shared services network. Assist with child care management system streamlines back office processes like enrollment, billing, recordkeeping and licensing compliance. Focus groups/networking opportunities are held monthly. Funds requested will be used to assist with supplies, outsource training, enhance networking events. Supporting the providers enhances the quality care. less
- $6,589
Assistance League Hawaii · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Operation school bell, a national signature program for assistance league, focuses primarily on providing new school clothing to needy children in title 1 schools identified by the hawaii state department of education a… read allOperation school bell, a national signature program for assistance league, focuses primarily on providing new school clothing to needy children in title 1 schools identified by the hawaii state department of education and school personnel. During the covid19 pandemic, the assistance league hawaii researched community needs and expanded the program to include provisions for hunger, supplies, health, and literacy for disadvantaged children. less
- $6,500
Helping Hands Hawaii · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Ready to learn gives free school supplies to school-aged students and assists their families by replenishing supplies throughout the year. Fohc funds will pay for direct program expenses, such as school supply inventory… read allReady to learn gives free school supplies to school-aged students and assists their families by replenishing supplies throughout the year. Fohc funds will pay for direct program expenses, such as school supply inventory and program personnel. less
- $6,442
Lanai Community Health Center · Lanai City, HI · 2021
We plan to use the funding to support our work with our ehr vendor to update and implement two new questionnaires - psq (for behavioral health assessment), sdoh (to collect social determinants of health data) - both wil… read allWe plan to use the funding to support our work with our ehr vendor to update and implement two new questionnaires - psq (for behavioral health assessment), sdoh (to collect social determinants of health data) - both will provide insight in to how lchc can best address the needs of our patients. All patients will benefit from this project. less
- $6,391
Hawaii Literacy · Honolulu, HI · 2021
The bookmobile program's primary goal is to increase regular access to books and quality educational resources for high need families.by improving foundational reading skills and literacy levels for struggling youth, we… read allThe bookmobile program's primary goal is to increase regular access to books and quality educational resources for high need families.by improving foundational reading skills and literacy levels for struggling youth, we hope to work toward reducing educational achievement gaps and poor academic outcomes. less
- $6,114
Samaritan Counseling Center Hawaii · Honolulu, HI · 2021
The client assistance fund subsidizes mental health counseling for those who are uninsured, underinsured, elderly, or low-income; improves mental health and wellness for individuals, youth, couples, and families; and en… read allThe client assistance fund subsidizes mental health counseling for those who are uninsured, underinsured, elderly, or low-income; improves mental health and wellness for individuals, youth, couples, and families; and ensures access to quality health care by providing licensed counselors with a reasonable reimbursement for their services. less
- $6,092
Teach for America Hawaii · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Teach for america recruits outstanding and diverse leaders to become tfa corps members. Corps members commit to teaching for two years in a low-income community, where theyre employed by local schools and confront both … read allTeach for america recruits outstanding and diverse leaders to become tfa corps members. Corps members commit to teaching for two years in a low-income community, where theyre employed by local schools and confront both the challenges and joys of expanding opportunities for kids. less
- $6,019
Ronald McDonald House Charities Hawaii · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Ronald mcdonald house charities of hawaiis covid-19 compliant program takes necessary precautions to make sure seriously ill children and their families are safe and healthy while staying in our houses. Patients and chi… read allRonald mcdonald house charities of hawaiis covid-19 compliant program takes necessary precautions to make sure seriously ill children and their families are safe and healthy while staying in our houses. Patients and children under 12 that stay in the house are not required to be vaccinated. Funding will help purchase in-home test kits, provide temporary family re-housing if needed with + test result, sanitizing and ppe supplies. less
- $6,000
Navian Hawaii (Formerly Hospice Hawaii) · Honolulu, HI · 2021
We are seeking support to continue to provide pediatric hospice care to seriously ill children and their families. Funds will be used to provide symptom relief from pain and suffering, avoid unnecessary hospitalizations… read allWe are seeking support to continue to provide pediatric hospice care to seriously ill children and their families. Funds will be used to provide symptom relief from pain and suffering, avoid unnecessary hospitalizations, and assist families to feel prepared for the challenges of dealing with a terminally ill child. less
- $6,000
United Self Help · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Ush's peer mentor program provides peer support, counseling and advocacy primarily for low income mental health consumers. A key component of this program is the warm line which is the only one in the state. Ush staff a… read allUsh's peer mentor program provides peer support, counseling and advocacy primarily for low income mental health consumers. A key component of this program is the warm line which is the only one in the state. Ush staff and peer mentors listen to callers struggling with depression, isolation, loss and financial hardship. After a needs assessment they provide assistance, support and referrals including financial assistance. less
- $5,831
Achieve Zero (Fka Alea Bridge) · Wahiawa, HI · 2021
Founded in january 2016 achieve zero, formerly known as alea bridge, champions to provide outreach and afterhours outreach homeless services and referrals to north shore waialua haleiwa - wahiawa mililani as well as aie… read allFounded in january 2016 achieve zero, formerly known as alea bridge, champions to provide outreach and afterhours outreach homeless services and referrals to north shore waialua haleiwa - wahiawa mililani as well as aiea waialua pearl city waipahu ewa kapolei regional communities. Our organization currently serves more than 1,000 homeless and at-risk homeless, individuals, families, veterans, and youth. less
- $5,700
Kelii Foundation · Kapolei, HI · 2021
Funds will be used to host bridge the transition gap hawaii - sponsored social events and parent-empowering seminars. These social events will include opportunities for participants to build community, establish friends… read allFunds will be used to host bridge the transition gap hawaii - sponsored social events and parent-empowering seminars. These social events will include opportunities for participants to build community, establish friendships, socialize with one another, and interact with people in general in a safe, judgement-free environment, while the parent-empowering seminars will teach parents how to advocate for their child or young adult with special needs. less
- $5,524
Hawaii Lions Foundation · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Since 1917, lions clubs have aided the blind & visually impaired, and made a strong commitment to community service through our five global causes: vision, hunger relief, childhood cancer, environment and diabetes. Thro… read allSince 1917, lions clubs have aided the blind & visually impaired, and made a strong commitment to community service through our five global causes: vision, hunger relief, childhood cancer, environment and diabetes. Through volunteer work, lions are learning new things and developing leadership skills every day. Hawaii lions are doing good for others and for themselves less
- $5,500
Assistive Technology Resource Centers of Hawaii · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Due to covid 19, this year we have to change the setting from face to face to the virtual camp cool. The friends of hawaii charities financial support has been exclusively used to buy ipads, software and technology kits… read allDue to covid 19, this year we have to change the setting from face to face to the virtual camp cool. The friends of hawaii charities financial support has been exclusively used to buy ipads, software and technology kits, t-shirts, lunches to ensure all eligible children and youth can attend, regardless of financial standing. less
- $5,500
Honolulu Habitat for Humanity · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Funds will provide essential operating support for critical home repair; providing low-income homeowners with affordable repairs that extend the life, safety and durability of their home, improve families' quality of li… read allFunds will provide essential operating support for critical home repair; providing low-income homeowners with affordable repairs that extend the life, safety and durability of their home, improve families' quality of life and decrease risk of future displacement. Funding will be used to purchase volunteer supplies and ppe, construction tools and materials, print/marketing collateral and staff mileage. less
- $5,500
Impact Change Hawaii · Honolulu, HI · 2021
The objective of bbh is to improve childhood literacy & school preparation through evidence-based instructional approaches that have been shown to increase the language acquisition and literacy skills of 3 & 4 year old … read allThe objective of bbh is to improve childhood literacy & school preparation through evidence-based instructional approaches that have been shown to increase the language acquisition and literacy skills of 3 & 4 year old children. Ich is requesting $15,000 from the friends of hawaii charities for technology devices/equipment & software & systems support used to implement the learning objectives for students & the effective operation of bbh. less
- $5,350
Project Vision Hawaii · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Project vision requests support for hiehie, bringing health, hygiene and human services to people experiencing homelessness on oahu. This program "meets people where they are," at community centers, encampments, beaches… read allProject vision requests support for hiehie, bringing health, hygiene and human services to people experiencing homelessness on oahu. This program "meets people where they are," at community centers, encampments, beaches, and shelters, rather than waiting for people to come to a static office location. Many people on oahu will not otherwise access preventative healthcare due to cultural and economic barriers to accessing care. less
- $5,294
Hra Educational Foundation · Honolulu, HI · 2021
Hawaii prostart offers local high school students the opportunity to learn about culinary arts and hospitality management in a hands-on environment and train with professional chefs, participate in paid internships and … read allHawaii prostart offers local high school students the opportunity to learn about culinary arts and hospitality management in a hands-on environment and train with professional chefs, participate in paid internships and receive real industry-driven classroom instruction throughout a two-year certicate program. Upon completion, students graduate from high school with college credit & a nationally recognized certicate of achievement. less
- $5,274
Parents · Kaneohe, HI · 2021
To strengthen and support our local families by providing them with resources, parenting skills and advocacy to create a cycle of positive parenting in an effort to prevent child abuse and neglect in hawaii. Several beh… read allTo strengthen and support our local families by providing them with resources, parenting skills and advocacy to create a cycle of positive parenting in an effort to prevent child abuse and neglect in hawaii. Several behavioral psychologists have associated some of the ill behaviors we see in youth and adults with poor upbringing (trudeau, 2019). Our goal is to curb these negative behaviors in society from the grass-roots level. less
- $5,183
Peanut Butter Ministry Hilo · Hilo, HI · 2021
Meals for the hungry in hilo, tuesdays and thursdays
- $5,150
Hawaii State Junior Golf Association · Lihue, HI · 2021
These funds will contribute to the operation of the organization and help sustain and grow the program in 2022. The hsjga has recently taken the first tee-hawaii under its umbrella and plan to expand the program by crea… read allThese funds will contribute to the operation of the organization and help sustain and grow the program in 2022. The hsjga has recently taken the first tee-hawaii under its umbrella and plan to expand the program by creating more locations on each island to serve the all youth of hawaii. less
- $5,001
The Maui Farm · Makawao, HI · 2021
The maui farm (tmf) provides safe, transitional housing and farm-based family centered programs to help families become and remain self-sufficient. Tmf serves women and their children on maui who are homeless or at-risk… read allThe maui farm (tmf) provides safe, transitional housing and farm-based family centered programs to help families become and remain self-sufficient. Tmf serves women and their children on maui who are homeless or at-risk of homelessness as a result of domestic violence (dv), poverty, substance abuse recovery, or other severe economic hardships. Funds will be used to directly support tmf's family strengthening program costs. less
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