Hmsa Foundation | Foundation Profile
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EIN: 99-0250429
Foundation Overview
Based in Honolulu, HI, Hmsa Foundation has awarded 187 grants totaling $14,869,970 to organizations in California, Hawaii and 1 other state across the US. Individual grants range from $2,000 to $1,200,000, with a median award of $20,000.
Latest Tax Year
2024
Total Giving (all years)
$14,869,970
Total Assets
$21,396,018
Median Grant (all grants)
$20,000
Latest Form 990-PF Snapshot
Total Grants
19
Median Grant
$50,000
% Median Grant Decline
-9%
(vs previous year)
Data extracted from IRS Form 990-PF filings. Last filing year:
February 2026
Foundation Intelligence
Advanced analytics and strategic insights to help nonprofit organizations assess grant opportunities and optimize their application strategies
New Applicant Friendliness
Balanced Approach: 47%
9 of 19 recipients (47%) were new grantees. Foundation maintains loyal partnerships while remaining open to qualified new applicants with strong proposals.
Geographic Focus
Hawaii
97% of all grants are concentrated in Hawaii, demonstrating highly focused geographic giving. This foundation prioritizes deep community impact in its primary service area. Within Hawaii, funding concentrates in Honolulu (39%), Waianae (8%), Hilo (7%).
Funding Trajectory
+75%
Strong 75% growth in annual giving over 4 years indicates expanding philanthropic capacity and increasing opportunities for grant seekers. This upward trajectory suggests growing foundation resources and commitment.
Program Areas
Healthcare + 4 others
Diversified giving across multiple program areas with primary emphasis on healthcare (35%). This broad approach suggests openness to various causes and innovative cross-sector solutions.
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Grants & Funding
Analyzing past grantees provides valuable insights into Hmsa Foundation's funding preferences, organizational priorities, and grant making patterns. This historical data helps potential applicants understand the foundation's strategic focus and identify successful funding approaches.
| Name | Amount | Location | Purpose | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ahahui O Kauka Association Of Native Hawaiian Physicians | $2,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Aloha Aina: He Huliau I Ka Pono | 2024 |
| Five Mountains Hawaii | $100,000 | Kamuela, HI, US | Operational Expenses (Hui Partner) | 2024 |
| Friends Of Hale 'Oluea Clubhouse | $20,000 | Hilo, HI, US | Hale 'Oluea Clubhouse Food Program | 2024 |
| Friends Of The Children's Justice Center Of Oahu | $20,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Ho'ola Na Mana'o (Hope And Healing) | 2024 |
| Hawaii Island Hivaids Foundation Dba Kumukahi Health Wellness | $20,000 | Hilo, HI, US | West Hawaii Program Expansion | 2024 |
| Hawaii Primary Care Association | $6,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Hoola Conference - Health Equity - Real Talk - Real Stories - Real Solutions | 2024 |
| Hawaiian Community Assets Inc | $65,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Operational Expenses (Hui Partner) | 2024 |
| Island Of Hawaii Ymca | $20,000 | Hilo, HI, US | Junior Leader Program | 2024 |
| Kokua Kalihi Valley Comprehensive Family Services | $100,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Operational Expenses (Hui Partner) | 2024 |
| Kualoa Heeia Ecumenical Youth Project | $75,000 | Kaneohe, HI, US | Operational Expenses (Hui Partner) | 2024 |
| Kumano I Ke Ala | $60,000 | Waimea, HI, US | Operational Expenses (Hui Partner) | 2024 |
| Ma Ka Hana Ka Ike Building Program | $75,000 | Hana, HI, US | Operational Expenses (Hui Partner) | 2024 |
| Molokai Child Abuse Prevention Pathways | $50,000 | Kaunakakai, HI, US | Operational Expenses (Hui Partner) | 2024 |
| Na Wahine Pa'ani O Punahou | $10,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | The Pa'ani Challenge | 2024 |
| Spill The Tea Cafe | $20,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Provide Evidence-based Treatments And Support To Adolescents Struggling With Mental Health Issues | 2024 |
| The Food Basket Inc | $75,000 | Hilo, HI, US | Operational Expenses (Hui Partner) | 2024 |
| University Of Hawaii Foundation | $1,200,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Building Learning Innovations For Hawaii's Future Doctors And Interprofessional Health Sciences Education And Simulation Program | 2024 |
| Waimanalo Health Center | $100,000 | Waimanalo, HI, US | Operational Expenses (Hui Partner) | 2024 |
| We Are Oceania (Formerly Partners In Development Foundation) | $50,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Operational Expenses (Hui Partner) | 2024 |
| Boys & Girls Club Of Hawaii | $15,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | What's Next Initiative | 2023 |
| Five Mountains Hawaii | $100,000 | Kamuela, HI, US | Operational Expenses (Hui Partner) | 2023 |
| Habilitat Inc | $15,000 | Kaneohe, HI, US | Breaking A Sweat, Breaking The Cycle: Recover, Restore, Renew | 2023 |
| Hawaii Community Foundation | $50,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Maui Strong Fund Contribution | 2023 |
| Hawaii Literacy | $15,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Hawaii Literacy's Digital Leadership & Literacy Project | 2023 |
| Hawaiian Community Assets Inc | $65,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Operational Expenses (Hui Partner) | 2023 |
| Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Coalition Of Hawaii | $15,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Keiki Health Fair (And Grown-ups Too!) | 2023 |
| Kokua Kalihi Valley Comprehensive Family Services | $100,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Operational Expenses (Hui Partner) | 2023 |
| Kualoa Heeia Ecumenical Youth Project | $75,000 | Kaneohe, HI, US | Operational Expenses (Hui Partner) | 2023 |
| Kumano I Ke Ala | $60,000 | Waimea, HI, US | Operational Expenses (Hui Partner) | 2023 |
| Ma Ka Hana Ka Ike Building Program | $75,000 | Hana, HI, US | Operational Expenses (Hui Partner) | 2023 |
| Maui Family Support Services | $15,000 | Wailuku, HI, US | Specialized Training For Community Partners | 2023 |
| Maui Police Department | $11,000 | Wailuku, HI, US | L.i.y.t - Live In Your Truth | 2023 |
| Molokai Child Abuse Prevention Pathways | $50,000 | Kaunakakai, HI, US | Operational Expenses (Hui Partner) | 2023 |
| Queens University Medical Group | $15,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Population Health | 2023 |
| Samaritan Counseling Center Hawaii | $15,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Client Assistance Fund And Mental Health Workshops | 2023 |
| The Food Basket Inc | $75,000 | Hilo, MD, US | Operational Expenses (Hui Partner) | 2023 |
| The Queen's Medical Center | $15,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Acute Care Education And Training | 2023 |
| University Of Hawaii Foundation | $1,200,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Building Learning Innovations For Hawaii's Future Doctors & Interprofessional Health Sciences Education And Simulation Program | 2023 |
| Wai-anae Community Re-development Corporation | $150,000 | Waianae, HI, US | Research And Operational Expenses | 2023 |
| Waimanalo Health Center | $100,000 | Waimanalo, HI, US | Operational Expenses (Hui Partner) | 2023 |
| We Are Oceania | $70,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Operational Expenses (Hui Partner) & Capacity Building (Hui Partner) | 2023 |
| Family Promise Of Hawaii | $15,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | To Help Homeless And Low-income Families In Hawaii Achieve Sustainable Independence By Mobilizing Existing Community Resources And Support. | 2022 |
| Five Mountains Hawaii | $100,000 | Kamuela, HI, US | Provide Bio-psycho-social Services To Address The Disparities That Exist Among North Hawaii Native Hawaiians And Their Family. | 2022 |
| Hawaii Health And Harm Reduction Center | $15,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Reducing The Harm And Fighting The Stigma Of Hiv, Hepatitis, Homelessness, Substance Use, Mental Illness, And Poverty In Our Community. | 2022 |
| Hawaii Immunization Coalition | $5,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Working To Ensure All Of Hawaii's Families Are Appropriately Vaccinated Against Vaccine-preventable Diseases. | 2022 |
| Hawaii Institute Of Pacific Agriculture | $15,000 | Kapaau, HI, US | Mission To Practice And Teach Regenerative Agricultural Education Programs. Vision Heal And Inspire Hawaii Through Resilient Agriculture Education. | 2022 |
| Hawaiian Community Assets Inc | $65,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Build The Capacity Of Low- And Moderate-income Communities To Achieve And Sustain Economic Self-sufficiency With A Particular Focus On Native Hawaiians Through Mortgage Lending Programs; Micro-loans, Homeownership Asset Building, And Financial Education; And Training For Transitional Housing And Community Based Organizations Education And Financial Institutions And Government Entities. | 2022 |
| Hoa 'Aina O Makaha | $10,000 | Waianae, HI, US | Focus On Community Self-reliance, Supporting Family, And Peace-making On The Waianae Coast. | 2022 |
| Ho'aka Mana | $15,000 | Kaunakakai, HI, US | To Inspire Healthier Families By Connecting 'Ohana To Native Hawaiian Practices Focusing On Emotional And Mental Well-being By Establishing Indigenous Identity Foundations Through Experience And Education. | 2022 |
| Ho'okua'aina | $15,000 | Kaulua, HI, US | Create A Gathering Place For People In The Community To Connect With And Care For The 'Ina, Perpetuate Hawaiian Culture Through The Cultivation And Preparation Of Kalo, And To Be A Place That Would Ultimately Bring Healing To People, Especially At-risk Youth. | 2022 |
| Kalauokekahuli | $15,000 | Wailuku, HI, US | Encouraging The Healthy Growth Of Native Hawaiian And Pacific Islander Families By Supporting And Enhancing The Well-being Of Birthing People, Parents, And Their Infants With Holistic, Multi-generational, And Culturally-rooted Care Regardless Of Socioeconomic Privilege. | 2022 |
| Kauai Planning & Action Alliance Inc | $10,000 | Lihue, HI, US | To Address Urgent Public Issues Thru Cross-sector Planning & Action. | 2022 |
| Kokua Kalihi Valley Comprehensive Family Services | $100,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Serve Communities, Families And Individuals Through Strong Relationships That Honor Culture And Foster Health And Harmony Through Programs That Provide Wraparound Support, Supplies, Fresh Produce, Meals And Medicine To Patients During The Covid Pandemic. | 2022 |
| Kualoa Heeia Ecumenical Youth Project | $75,000 | Kaneohe, HI, US | Community Needs Assessment And Curriculum Development For Youth Programs. | 2022 |
| Kukulu Kumuhana O Anahola | $11,850 | Anahola, HI, US | Providing Safe Places And Safe Spaces To Deter Suicide By Building Life Skills To Strengthen Ones Identity Through Hawaiian Values, Empowering Individuals To Successfully Manage Their Future And Establishing A Healthy, Sustainable & Thriving Hawaiian Community. | 2022 |
| Kumano I Ke Ala | $60,000 | Waimea, HI, US | Kumano I Ke Ala (Kika) Will Build A Foundation Of Stewardship Of The Land And Place Through Native Hawaiian Cultural Education Programs To Grow Self-directed, Critical Thinkers For A Sustainable West Kauai. Kika's Program Focus Is Land Restoration, Taro Farming, Food Security, And Youth Empowerment. | 2022 |
| Ma Ka Hana Ka Ike Building Program | $75,000 | Hana, HI, US | Replace Old Equipment And Support Learn To Swim Program That Primarily Serves Low To Moderate Income Families. | 2022 |
| Ma'i Movement Hawai'i | $15,000 | Gaithersburg, MD, US | End Period Poverty And Menstrual Inequity In Hawai'i. | 2022 |
| Molokai Child Abuse Prevention Pathways | $50,000 | Kaunakakai, HI, US | Keep Children Safe And Supports Family Well-being Throughprimary Prevention Education. Work In Molokai Schoolson Three Areas: Primary Prevention Education, Advocacyand Evaluation, And Impact. | 2022 |
| North Kohala Community Resource Center | $10,000 | Hawi, HI, US | Support And Increase The Number Of Community Projects In North Kohala That Benefit The Community. | 2022 |
| Nurture Cultivate Inc | $10,725 | Honolulu, HI, US | Dedicated To Help Empower, Inspire, And Provide Educational Resources To Help The People Of Hawaii Reach Their Highest Potential, Especially The Koolauloa Communities. | 2022 |
| State Of Hawaii Judiciary | $15,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | New Women's Court Evaluation. | 2022 |
| The Food Basket Inc | $90,000 | Hilo, HI, US | Support Distribution Of The Safest And Highest Food For Hawaii County Through Their Food Bank Sites As Well As Through Outreach Programs And Pantry For Senior Citizens, Food Back Packs For Children, Community Supported Agriculture Boxes, Bus Mobile Marke, And Farmers Market. | 2022 |
| University Of Hawaii Foundation | $1,200,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Establish The Learning Innovations Endowment To Support The University Of Hawaii At Manoa John A. Burns School Of Medicine It Its Efforts To Develop And Implement Innovative Curriculum Initiatives, With The Ultimate Goal Of Enhanced Recruitment, Training, And Retention Of The Most Capable And Committed Future Physicians For Hawaii. Support The University Of Hawaii At Manoa School Of Nursing & Dental Hygiene 1) Interprofessional Health Sciences Education And Simulation Program ("Hipe Program") And 2) Endowed Professorship To Recruit And Retain Faculty Of The Highest Caliber In The Area Of Interprofessional Education And Technology Supported Learning. | 2022 |
| Waianae Coast Community Mental Health Center Inc | $13,058 | Waianae, HI, US | To Support Humane And Resilient Communities Through Behavioral Health, Advocacy. Education And Other Human Services Competent In Addressing The Diversity Of Cultural And Social Patterns In Individuals, Families, And Communities And Incorporate Community Members Of The Waianae Coast In Governance, Service Delivery And Evaluation. | 2022 |
| Wai-anae Community Re-development Corporation | $150,000 | Waianae, HI, US | Develop Community Health Hubs (Chhs) To Empower Community-based Organizations (Cbos) With Rigorous, Scientifically-informed Methodologies And Data Typically Reserved For Academic Research. Chhs Will Serve As A Novel Platform That Offers Cbos The Capacity To Collect And Understand Health-relevant Data From Participants Of Their Community-initiated Programs Along With That Of Their Social Network. Data Will Be Evaluated In The Context Of The Built Environment For Health/social/economics/policy Impacts By Academic Consultants, Which Will Be Routed Back To The Community And Stakeholders. The Information Can Enable Community Organizations To Engage Stakeholders In Health/wellbeing And Potentially Play A Previously Unrecognized Role In Prevention. | 2022 |
| Waimanalo Health Center | $100,000 | Waimanalo, HI, US | Waimanalo Health Center (Whc) Provides Primary And Preventive Health Services, With Special Attention To The Needs Of Native Hawaiians And The Medically Underserved. A Native Hawaiian Healing Practice And Program Has Been Integrated, Including A Cultural Healing Garden To Provide Patients And Community Members With Healing Plants To Begin Their Own Food And Medicinal Gardens And Also Provides Remedies Through The Provision Of Healing Services And Classes. | 2022 |
| We Are Oceania | $50,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | We Are Oceania (Wao) Program To Respond To The Overwhelming Need For Support Of Micronesians In Hawaii. Provides Direct Services In Language Access, Acculturation Training, Cultural Expertise, Health Connection Days, Pre-employment Training, Census Enumeration, Social Service Referrals, And Community Newsletters. | 2022 |
| Family Promise Of Hawaii | $15,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | To Help Homeless And Low-income Families In Hawaii Achieve Sustainable Independence By Mobilizing Existing Community Resources And Support. | 2022 |
| Five Mountains Hawaii | $100,000 | Kamuela, HI, US | Provide Bio-psycho-social Services To Address The Disparities That Exist Among North Hawaii Native Hawaiians And Their Family. | 2022 |
| Hawaii Health And Harm Reduction Center | $15,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Reducing The Harm And Fighting The Stigma Of Hiv, Hepatitis, Homelessness, Substance Use, Mental Illness, And Poverty In Our Community. | 2022 |
| Hawaii Immunization Coalition | $5,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Working To Ensure All Of Hawaii's Families Are Appropriately Vaccinated Against Vaccine-preventable Diseases. | 2022 |
| Hawaii Institute Of Pacific Agriculture | $15,000 | Kapaau, HI, US | Mission To Practice And Teach Regenerative Agricultural Education Programs. Vision Heal And Inspire Hawaii Through Resilient Agriculture Education. | 2022 |
| Hawaiian Community Assets Inc | $65,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Build The Capacity Of Low- And Moderate-income Communities To Achieve And Sustain Economic Self-sufficiency With A Particular Focus On Native Hawaiians Through Mortgage Lending Programs; Micro-loans, Homeownership Asset Building, And Financial Education; And Training For Transitional Housing And Community Based Organizations Education And Financial Institutions And Government Entities. | 2022 |
| Hoa 'Aina O Makaha | $10,000 | Waianae, HI, US | Focus On Community Self-reliance, Supporting Family, And Peace-making On The Waianae Coast. | 2022 |
| Ho'aka Mana | $15,000 | Kaunakakai, HI, US | To Inspire Healthier Families By Connecting 'Ohana To Native Hawaiian Practices Focusing On Emotional And Mental Well-being By Establishing Indigenous Identity Foundations Through Experience And Education. | 2022 |
| Ho'okua'aina | $15,000 | Kaulua, HI, US | Create A Gathering Place For People In The Community To Connect With And Care For The 'Ina, Perpetuate Hawaiian Culture Through The Cultivation And Preparation Of Kalo, And To Be A Place That Would Ultimately Bring Healing To People, Especially At-risk Youth. | 2022 |
| Kalauokekahuli | $15,000 | Wailuku, HI, US | Encouraging The Healthy Growth Of Native Hawaiian And Pacific Islander Families By Supporting And Enhancing The Well-being Of Birthing People, Parents, And Their Infants With Holistic, Multi-generational, And Culturally-rooted Care Regardless Of Socioeconomic Privilege. | 2022 |
| Kauai Planning & Action Alliance Inc | $10,000 | Lihue, HI, US | To Address Urgent Public Issues Thru Cross-sector Planning & Action. | 2022 |
| Kokua Kalihi Valley Comprehensive Family Services | $100,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Serve Communities, Families And Individuals Through Strong Relationships That Honor Culture And Foster Health And Harmony Through Programs That Provide Wraparound Support, Supplies, Fresh Produce, Meals And Medicine To Patients During The Covid Pandemic. | 2022 |
| Kualoa Heeia Ecumenical Youth Project | $75,000 | Kaneohe, HI, US | Community Needs Assessment And Curriculum Development For Youth Programs. | 2022 |
| Kukulu Kumuhana O Anahola | $11,850 | Anahola, HI, US | Providing Safe Places And Safe Spaces To Deter Suicide By Building Life Skills To Strengthen Ones Identity Through Hawaiian Values, Empowering Individuals To Successfully Manage Their Future And Establishing A Healthy, Sustainable & Thriving Hawaiian Community. | 2022 |
| Kumano I Ke Ala | $60,000 | Waimea, HI, US | Kumano I Ke Ala (Kika) Will Build A Foundation Of Stewardship Of The Land And Place Through Native Hawaiian Cultural Education Programs To Grow Self-directed, Critical Thinkers For A Sustainable West Kauai. Kika's Program Focus Is Land Restoration, Taro Farming, Food Security, And Youth Empowerment. | 2022 |
| Ma Ka Hana Ka Ike Building Program | $75,000 | Hana, HI, US | Replace Old Equipment And Support Learn To Swim Program That Primarily Serves Low To Moderate Income Families. | 2022 |
| Ma'i Movement Hawai'i | $15,000 | Gaithersburg, MD, US | End Period Poverty And Menstrual Inequity In Hawai'i. | 2022 |
| Molokai Child Abuse Prevention Pathways | $50,000 | Kaunakakai, HI, US | Keep Children Safe And Supports Family Well-being Throughprimary Prevention Education. Work In Molokai Schoolson Three Areas: Primary Prevention Education, Advocacyand Evaluation, And Impact. | 2022 |
| North Kohala Community Resource Center | $10,000 | Hawi, HI, US | Support And Increase The Number Of Community Projects In North Kohala That Benefit The Community. | 2022 |
| Nurture Cultivate Inc | $10,725 | Honolulu, HI, US | Dedicated To Help Empower, Inspire, And Provide Educational Resources To Help The People Of Hawaii Reach Their Highest Potential, Especially The Koolauloa Communities. | 2022 |
| State Of Hawaii Judiciary | $15,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | New Women's Court Evaluation. | 2022 |
| The Food Basket Inc | $90,000 | Hilo, HI, US | Support Distribution Of The Safest And Highest Food For Hawaii County Through Their Food Bank Sites As Well As Through Outreach Programs And Pantry For Senior Citizens, Food Back Packs For Children, Community Supported Agriculture Boxes, Bus Mobile Marke, And Farmers Market. | 2022 |
| University Of Hawaii Foundation | $1,200,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Establish The Learning Innovations Endowment To Support The University Of Hawaii At Manoa John A. Burns School Of Medicine It Its Efforts To Develop And Implement Innovative Curriculum Initiatives, With The Ultimate Goal Of Enhanced Recruitment, Training, And Retention Of The Most Capable And Committed Future Physicians For Hawaii. Support The University Of Hawaii At Manoa School Of Nursing & Dental Hygiene 1) Interprofessional Health Sciences Education And Simulation Program ("Hipe Program") And 2) Endowed Professorship To Recruit And Retain Faculty Of The Highest Caliber In The Area Of Interprofessional Education And Technology Supported Learning. | 2022 |
| Waianae Coast Community Mental Health Center Inc | $13,058 | Waianae, HI, US | To Support Humane And Resilient Communities Through Behavioral Health, Advocacy. Education And Other Human Services Competent In Addressing The Diversity Of Cultural And Social Patterns In Individuals, Families, And Communities And Incorporate Community Members Of The Waianae Coast In Governance, Service Delivery And Evaluation. | 2022 |
| Wai-anae Community Re-development Corporation | $150,000 | Waianae, HI, US | Develop Community Health Hubs (Chhs) To Empower Community-based Organizations (Cbos) With Rigorous, Scientifically-informed Methodologies And Data Typically Reserved For Academic Research. Chhs Will Serve As A Novel Platform That Offers Cbos The Capacity To Collect And Understand Health-relevant Data From Participants Of Their Community-initiated Programs Along With That Of Their Social Network. Data Will Be Evaluated In The Context Of The Built Environment For Health/social/economics/policy Impacts By Academic Consultants, Which Will Be Routed Back To The Community And Stakeholders. The Information Can Enable Community Organizations To Engage Stakeholders In Health/wellbeing And Potentially Play A Previously Unrecognized Role In Prevention. | 2022 |
| Waimanalo Health Center | $100,000 | Waimanalo, HI, US | Waimanalo Health Center (Whc) Provides Primary And Preventive Health Services, With Special Attention To The Needs Of Native Hawaiians And The Medically Underserved. A Native Hawaiian Healing Practice And Program Has Been Integrated, Including A Cultural Healing Garden To Provide Patients And Community Members With Healing Plants To Begin Their Own Food And Medicinal Gardens And Also Provides Remedies Through The Provision Of Healing Services And Classes. | 2022 |
| We Are Oceania | $50,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | We Are Oceania (Wao) Program To Respond To The Overwhelming Need For Support Of Micronesians In Hawaii. Provides Direct Services In Language Access, Acculturation Training, Cultural Expertise, Health Connection Days, Pre-employment Training, Census Enumeration, Social Service Referrals, And Community Newsletters. | 2022 |
| Family Promise Of Hawaii | $15,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | To Help Homeless And Low-income Families In Hawaii Achieve Sustainable Independence By Mobilizing Existing Community Resources And Support. | 2022 |
| Five Mountains Hawaii | $100,000 | Kamuela, HI, US | Provide Bio-psycho-social Services To Address The Disparities That Exist Among North Hawaii Native Hawaiians And Their Family. | 2022 |
| Hawaii Health And Harm Reduction Center | $15,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Reducing The Harm And Fighting The Stigma Of Hiv, Hepatitis, Homelessness, Substance Use, Mental Illness, And Poverty In Our Community. | 2022 |
| Hawaii Immunization Coalition | $5,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Working To Ensure All Of Hawaii's Families Are Appropriately Vaccinated Against Vaccine-preventable Diseases. | 2022 |
| Hawaii Institute Of Pacific Agriculture | $15,000 | Kapaau, HI, US | Mission To Practice And Teach Regenerative Agricultural Education Programs. Vision Heal And Inspire Hawaii Through Resilient Agriculture Education. | 2022 |
| Hawaiian Community Assets Inc | $65,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Build The Capacity Of Low- And Moderate-income Communities To Achieve And Sustain Economic Self-sufficiency With A Particular Focus On Native Hawaiians Through Mortgage Lending Programs; Micro-loans, Homeownership Asset Building, And Financial Education; And Training For Transitional Housing And Community Based Organizations Education And Financial Institutions And Government Entities. | 2022 |
| Hoa 'Aina O Makaha | $10,000 | Waianae, HI, US | Focus On Community Self-reliance, Supporting Family, And Peace-making On The Waianae Coast. | 2022 |
| Ho'aka Mana | $15,000 | Kaunakakai, HI, US | To Inspire Healthier Families By Connecting 'Ohana To Native Hawaiian Practices Focusing On Emotional And Mental Well-being By Establishing Indigenous Identity Foundations Through Experience And Education. | 2022 |
| Ho'okua'aina | $15,000 | Kaulua, HI, US | Create A Gathering Place For People In The Community To Connect With And Care For The 'Ina, Perpetuate Hawaiian Culture Through The Cultivation And Preparation Of Kalo, And To Be A Place That Would Ultimately Bring Healing To People, Especially At-risk Youth. | 2022 |
| Kalauokekahuli | $15,000 | Wailuku, HI, US | Encouraging The Healthy Growth Of Native Hawaiian And Pacific Islander Families By Supporting And Enhancing The Well-being Of Birthing People, Parents, And Their Infants With Holistic, Multi-generational, And Culturally-rooted Care Regardless Of Socioeconomic Privilege. | 2022 |
| Kauai Planning & Action Alliance Inc | $10,000 | Lihue, HI, US | To Address Urgent Public Issues Thru Cross-sector Planning & Action. | 2022 |
| Kokua Kalihi Valley Comprehensive Family Services | $100,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Serve Communities, Families And Individuals Through Strong Relationships That Honor Culture And Foster Health And Harmony Through Programs That Provide Wraparound Support, Supplies, Fresh Produce, Meals And Medicine To Patients During The Covid Pandemic. | 2022 |
| Kualoa Heeia Ecumenical Youth Project | $75,000 | Kaneohe, HI, US | Community Needs Assessment And Curriculum Development For Youth Programs. | 2022 |
| Kukulu Kumuhana O Anahola | $11,850 | Anahola, HI, US | Providing Safe Places And Safe Spaces To Deter Suicide By Building Life Skills To Strengthen Ones Identity Through Hawaiian Values, Empowering Individuals To Successfully Manage Their Future And Establishing A Healthy, Sustainable & Thriving Hawaiian Community. | 2022 |
| Kumano I Ke Ala | $60,000 | Waimea, HI, US | Kumano I Ke Ala (Kika) Will Build A Foundation Of Stewardship Of The Land And Place Through Native Hawaiian Cultural Education Programs To Grow Self-directed, Critical Thinkers For A Sustainable West Kauai. Kika's Program Focus Is Land Restoration, Taro Farming, Food Security, And Youth Empowerment. | 2022 |
| Ma Ka Hana Ka Ike Building Program | $75,000 | Hana, HI, US | Replace Old Equipment And Support Learn To Swim Program That Primarily Serves Low To Moderate Income Families. | 2022 |
| Ma'i Movement Hawai'i | $15,000 | Gaithersburg, MD, US | End Period Poverty And Menstrual Inequity In Hawai'i. | 2022 |
| Molokai Child Abuse Prevention Pathways | $50,000 | Kaunakakai, HI, US | Keep Children Safe And Supports Family Well-being Throughprimary Prevention Education. Work In Molokai Schoolson Three Areas: Primary Prevention Education, Advocacyand Evaluation, And Impact. | 2022 |
| North Kohala Community Resource Center | $10,000 | Hawi, HI, US | Support And Increase The Number Of Community Projects In North Kohala That Benefit The Community. | 2022 |
| Nurture Cultivate Inc | $10,725 | Honolulu, HI, US | Dedicated To Help Empower, Inspire, And Provide Educational Resources To Help The People Of Hawaii Reach Their Highest Potential, Especially The Koolauloa Communities. | 2022 |
| State Of Hawaii Judiciary | $15,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | New Women's Court Evaluation. | 2022 |
| The Food Basket Inc | $90,000 | Hilo, HI, US | Support Distribution Of The Safest And Highest Food For Hawaii County Through Their Food Bank Sites As Well As Through Outreach Programs And Pantry For Senior Citizens, Food Back Packs For Children, Community Supported Agriculture Boxes, Bus Mobile Marke, And Farmers Market. | 2022 |
| University Of Hawaii Foundation | $1,200,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Establish The Learning Innovations Endowment To Support The University Of Hawaii At Manoa John A. Burns School Of Medicine It Its Efforts To Develop And Implement Innovative Curriculum Initiatives, With The Ultimate Goal Of Enhanced Recruitment, Training, And Retention Of The Most Capable And Committed Future Physicians For Hawaii. Support The University Of Hawaii At Manoa School Of Nursing & Dental Hygiene 1) Interprofessional Health Sciences Education And Simulation Program ("Hipe Program") And 2) Endowed Professorship To Recruit And Retain Faculty Of The Highest Caliber In The Area Of Interprofessional Education And Technology Supported Learning. | 2022 |
| Waianae Coast Community Mental Health Center Inc | $13,058 | Waianae, HI, US | To Support Humane And Resilient Communities Through Behavioral Health, Advocacy. Education And Other Human Services Competent In Addressing The Diversity Of Cultural And Social Patterns In Individuals, Families, And Communities And Incorporate Community Members Of The Waianae Coast In Governance, Service Delivery And Evaluation. | 2022 |
| Wai-anae Community Re-development Corporation | $150,000 | Waianae, HI, US | Develop Community Health Hubs (Chhs) To Empower Community-based Organizations (Cbos) With Rigorous, Scientifically-informed Methodologies And Data Typically Reserved For Academic Research. Chhs Will Serve As A Novel Platform That Offers Cbos The Capacity To Collect And Understand Health-relevant Data From Participants Of Their Community-initiated Programs Along With That Of Their Social Network. Data Will Be Evaluated In The Context Of The Built Environment For Health/social/economics/policy Impacts By Academic Consultants, Which Will Be Routed Back To The Community And Stakeholders. The Information Can Enable Community Organizations To Engage Stakeholders In Health/wellbeing And Potentially Play A Previously Unrecognized Role In Prevention. | 2022 |
| Waimanalo Health Center | $100,000 | Waimanalo, HI, US | Waimanalo Health Center (Whc) Provides Primary And Preventive Health Services, With Special Attention To The Needs Of Native Hawaiians And The Medically Underserved. A Native Hawaiian Healing Practice And Program Has Been Integrated, Including A Cultural Healing Garden To Provide Patients And Community Members With Healing Plants To Begin Their Own Food And Medicinal Gardens And Also Provides Remedies Through The Provision Of Healing Services And Classes. | 2022 |
| We Are Oceania | $50,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | We Are Oceania (Wao) Program To Respond To The Overwhelming Need For Support Of Micronesians In Hawaii. Provides Direct Services In Language Access, Acculturation Training, Cultural Expertise, Health Connection Days, Pre-employment Training, Census Enumeration, Social Service Referrals, And Community Newsletters. | 2022 |
| Family Violence And Sexual Assault Institute | $15,000 | San Diego, CA, US | Kahauiki Village (kv) Is A Unique Permanent Housing Project That Addresses Generational Homelessness, With A Goal To Mitigate Adverse Childhood Experiences And Trauma That Many Homeless Children And Families Face. They Seek To Build Resilience By Fostering A Neighborhood Culture That Affords Opportunities For Pro-social Experiences. They Hope That Their Efforts Support The Goal That Their Families Can Lead Productive And Fulfilling Lives To Break The Cycle Of Intergenerational Trauma. Design And Implement Program Evaluation To Track Outcomes For Kv Families And Children Served Through Theproject And Establish Feedback Loops To Continuously Improve Client Services, Content, And Delivery. Evaluation Will Utilize A Mixed Methods Approach, Collecting Both Quantitative And Qualitative Data To Capture The Diverse Perspectives Of Client Families, Program Staff, And Allied Providers. | 2021 |
| Five Mountains Hawaii | $100,000 | Kamuela, HI, US | Provide Bio-psycho-social Services To Address The Disparities That Exist Among North Hawaii Native Hawaiians And Their Family. | 2021 |
| Hawaii Appleseed Center For Law And Economic Justice | $10,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Prevent Pandemic-related Evictions. Craft And Implement Mediation And Relief Programs That Will Help Sustain The Housing Ecosystem By Facilitating And Encouraging The Payment Of Rent Using Federal Funds While Preventing Homelessness | 2021 |
| Hawaii Hotel Industry Foundation | $10,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Food Distribution Program For People In The Tourism Industry That Lost Jobs And Were Impacted By Covid-19. | 2021 |
| Hawaii Va Foundation | $10,000 | Kailua, HI, US | Pairs Seniors With A Volunteer Sponsor. The Volunteer Provides Telephone Safety Check-in, Which Involves Socialization, Compassionate Listening, And Telephone Reassurance. The Volunteer Will Also Shop For And Delivers The Client's Basic Needs (food, Supplies, Or Medication) If Needed. | 2021 |
| Hawaiian Community Assets Inc | $20,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Strategic Planning Session Costs | 2021 |
| Hawaiian Community Assets Inc | $65,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Build The Capacity Of Low- And Moderate-incomecommunities To Achieve And Sustain Economic Self-sufficiencywith A Particular Focus On Native Hawaiians Throughmortgage Lending Programs; Micro-loans, Homeownershipasset Building, And Financial Education; And Training Fortransitional Housing And Community Based Organizationseducation And Financial Institutions And Government Entities. | 2021 |
| Hawaiian Islands Land Trust | $15,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Maunawila Heiau Complex Ecological And Educational Program. To Advance The Cultural And Ecological Restoration Of The Manuawila Heiau Complex A Nine Acre Public Preserve. The Program Will Provide Educational Opportunities, Internships To Low-income Youths, And Provide Ecological Stewardship To Maintain The Parcel For Safe Public Access. | 2021 |
| Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Coalition Of Hawaii | $15,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Mana Mama Program Creates A Strong Foundation For Birthing People And Their Babies Through A Nurse And Midwifery-led Community Care Program, Delivering Quality Maternal And Reproductive Healthcare, While Wrapping Families In Social Services. | 2021 |
| Hoiwai Fund | $10,000 | Haleiwa, HI, US | Support The Philanthropy-serving Organization Uniting And Coordinating Hawaii's Funders To Strengthen The Collective Well-being And Resilience Of The Communities By Creating Opportunities For Connection, Co-learning And Growth To Heal And Transform Hawaii. | 2021 |
| Hui Malama O Ke Kai Foundation | $10,000 | Waianae, HI, US | Wellness Initiatives For The Children And Families Of Waimanalo 1) Farm-to-table Healthy Snack Program, 2) Board And Stone Carving Classes, And 3) Indigenous Are Wellness Program. | 2021 |
| Kaala Farm Inc | $15,000 | Waianae, HI, US | Land Based Cultural And Environmental Educational Programs To Serve Native Hawaiians Of All Ages. Maintain Healthy Watersheds Where Hawaiian Traditions Are Carried Forth And The Relationship Between The Land And People Are Fortified To Strengthen The Community. | 2021 |
| Ke Kula Nui 0 Waimanalo | $15,000 | Waimanalo, HI, US | "kukulu Kaiaulu" Program To Provide And Supportculturally Grounded, Community Driven And Hands-on Programming And Research That Promote Wholistic Wellness, Multi-generational Knowledge, And Community Connectedness. | 2021 |
| Kokua Kalihi Valley Comprehensive Family Services | $100,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Serve Communities, Families And Individuals Through Strong Relationships That Honor Culture And Foster Health And Harmony Through Programs That Provide Wraparound Support, Supplies, Fresh Produce, Meals And Medicine To Patients During The Covid Pandemic. | 2021 |
| Kualoa Heeia Ecumenical Youth Project | $75,000 | Kaneohe, HI, US | "key Project". Nurture And Promote The Cultural,environmental, Social, Economic And Recreational Well-beingof The Kualoa-heeia Area By Providing Vital Grassroots Civicprograms And Resources That Effectively Serve The Needs Ofthe Diverse Multi-cultural Community. | 2021 |
| Kualoa Heeia Ecumenical Youth Project | $20,000 | Kahului, HI, US | Community Needs Assessment And Curriculum Development For Youth Programs. | 2021 |
| Kumano I Ke Ala | $60,000 | Waimea, HI, US | Kumano I Ke Ala (kika) Will Build A Foundation Ofstewardship Of The Land And Place Through Nativehawaiian Cultural Education Programs To Growself-directed, Critical Thinkers For A Sustainable West Kauai.kika's Program Focus Is Land Restoration, Taro Farming,food Security, And Youth Empowerment | 2021 |
| Lanai Community Health Center | $10,000 | Lanai City, HI, US | Lanai High And Elementary School Education Andphysical Education School Program. Develop A Trustingrelationship With The Youth; Providing Education On Healthand Wellness; And Development Of Future Workforce. Activitiesinclude Health Education, Screening Programs, Participationin College And Career Fairs And Outreach At Schoolevents/carnivals. | 2021 |
| Ma Ka Hana Ka Ike | $75,000 | Hana, HI, US | Ma Ka Hana Ka Ike (mkh) Will Provide Hana Youth Witha Way To Learn That Makes Sense To Them, That Buildstheir Self-esteem And Shows Them They Have The Powerto Change Their Future | 2021 |
| Maui Swim Club Inc | $5,000 | Kahului, HI, US | Replace Old Equipment And Support Learn To Swim Program That Primarily Serves Low To Moderate Income Families. | 2021 |
| Molokai Child Abuse Prevention Pathways | $20,000 | Kaunakakai, HI, US | To Assess, Maintain And Enhance Financial Systems. | 2021 |
| Molokai Child Abuse Prevention Pathways | $50,000 | Kaunakakai, HI, US | Keep Children Safe And Supports Family Well-being Throughprimary Prevention Education. Work In Molokai Schoolson Three Areas: Primary Prevention Education, Advocacyand Evaluation, And Impact. | 2021 |
| Partners In Development Foundation | $20,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | We Are Oceania (wao) Program To Respond To Theoverwhelming Need For Support Of Micronesians In Hawaii.provides Direct Services In Language Access, Acculturationtraining, Cultural Expertise, Health Connection Days,pre-employment Training, Census Enumeration, Socialservice Referrals, And Community Newsletters. | 2021 |
| Partners In Development Foundation | $12,500 | Honolulu, HI, US | We Are Oceania (wao) Program To Respond To Theoverwhelming Need For Support Of Micronesians In Hawaii.provides Direct Services In Language Access, Acculturationtraining, Cultural Expertise, Health Connection Days,pre-employment Training, Census Enumeration, Socialservice Referrals, And Community Newsletters. | 2021 |
| Surfrider Spirit Session | $15,000 | Kailua, HI, US | Surfrider Spirit Sessions Provide Adult Mentoring Services And Evidence-based, Gender Responsive And Trauma Informed Programing For At-risk, Adjudicated And Vulnerable Youth On Oahu. | 2021 |
| The Food Basket Inc | $75,000 | Hilo, HI, US | Support Distribution Of The Safest And Highest Foodfor Hawaii County Through Their Food Bank Sites As Well Asthrough Outreach Programs And Pantry For Senior Citizens,food Back Packs For Children, Community Supportedagriculture Boxes, Bus Mobile Market And Farmers Market | 2021 |
| The Food Basket Inc | $15,000 | Hilo, HI, US | "da Bux Snap" Project To Enlist New Snap(supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) Outlets To Provide Snap Recipients Access To Affordable Hawaiigrown Produce. | 2021 |
| The Food Basket Inc | $20,000 | Hilo, HI, US | Develop A Project Plan For Hawaii Island's Community Food Center | 2021 |
| The Monkey Pod | $15,000 | Waimea, HI, US | Keiki In Motion - Nutrition Education, Physical And Mental Activity Program Designed For Elementary And Middle School-aged Children In An After-school Or Summer Setting. The Program Is Composed Of Nutrition Education, Physical Activities And A Learning Environment To Encourage Active Living, Healthy Eating And Mental Wellness. | 2021 |
| University Of Hawaii Foundation | $200,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Support The University Of Hawaii At Manoa School Of Nursing & Dental Hygiene 1) Interprofessional Health Sciences Education And Simulation Program ("hipe Program") And 2) Endowed Professorship To Recruit And Retain Faculty Of The Highest Caliber In The Area Of Interprofessional Education And Technology Supported Learning. | 2021 |
| University Of Hawaii Foundation | $1,000,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Establish The Learning Innovations Endowment To Support The University Of Hawaii At Manoa John A. Burns School Of Medicine In It Its Efforts To Develop And Implement Innovative Curriculum Initiatives, With The Ultimate Goal Of Enhanced Recruitment, Training, And Retention Of The Most Capable And Committed Future Physicians For Hawaii. | 2021 |
| Waianae Community Re-development Corporation | $150,000 | Waianae, HI, US | Develop Community Health Hubs (chhs) To Empower Community-based Organizations (cbos) With Rigorous, Scientifically-informed Methodologies And Data Typically Reserved For Academic Research. Chhs Will Serve As A Novel Platform That Offers Cbos The Capacity To Collect And Understand Health Relevant Data From Participants Of Their Community-initiated Programs Along With That Of Their Socialnetwork. Data Will Be Evaluated In The Context Of The Builtenvironment For Health/social/economics/policy Impacts Byacademic Consultants, Which Will Be Routed Back To Thecommunity And Stakeholders. The Information Can Enablecommunity Organizations To Engage Stakeholders Inhealth/wellbeing And Potentially Play A Previously Unrecognizedrole In Prevention | 2021 |
| Waimanalo Health Center | $100,000 | Waimanalo, HI, US | Waimanalo Health Center (whc) Provides Primary Andpreventive Health Services, With Special Attention Tothe Needs Of Native Hawaiians And The Medicallyunderserved. A Native Hawaiian Healing Practice Andprogram Has Been Integrated, Including A Cultural Healinggarden To Provide Patients And Community Memberswith Healing Plants To Begin Their Own Food And Medicinalgardens And Also Provides Remedies Throughthe Provision Of Healing Services And Classes | 2021 |
| Waimanalo Health Center | $20,000 | Waianae, HI, US | Waimanalo Health Center (whc) Provides Primary And Preventive Health Services, With Special Attention To The Needs Of Native Hawaiians And The Medically Underserved. A Native Hawaiian Healing Practice And Program Has Been Integrated, Including A Cultural Healing Garden To Provide Patients And Community Members With Healing Plants To Begin Their Own Food And Medicinal Gardens And Also Provides Remedies Through The Provision Of Healing Services And Classes | 2021 |
| We Are Oceania | $37,500 | Honolulu, HI, US | We Are Oceania (wao) Program To Respond To The Overwhelming Need For Support Of Micronesians In Hawaii. Provides Direct Services In Language Access, Acculturation Training, Cultural Expertise, Health Connection Days, Pre-employment Training, Census Enumeration, Social Service Referrals, And Community Newsletters. | 2021 |
| Hana Retreat | $5,000 | Hana, HI, US | The 'wahine Leader Hui" Is A Peer Support Network Andlearning Community For Women Who Are First-time Nonprofitleaders Early In Their Tenure. Invited Participants Are Leadingnonprofits Who Lift Up The Health Of Our Land. Families Andisland Communities. Retreats Will Blend Connection Toland And Community Where We Gather, Peer Supportfor Each Other's Work, Mentoring Learningopportunities Around Nonprofit Management Andleadership, Dedicated Work Time, Rest And Fun. | 2020 |
| Hawaii Institute Of Pacific Agriculture | $2,630 | Kapaau, HI, US | On January 15. 2020, Hawaii Institute Of Pacific Agriculturetook Six High School Students And Three Teachers Toparticipate In The State Capital Opening Day Of Thelegislative Session. The Students Spent Timeconnecting With Their District Senators And Representativesand Learning About Civics. | 2020 |
| Five Mountains Hawaii | $100,000 | Kamuela, HI, US | Provide Bio-psycho-social Services To Address The Disparitiesthat Exist Among North Hawaii Native Hawaiians And Theirfamily. | 2020 |
| Hawaiian Community Assets Inc | $65,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Build The Capacity Of Low- And Moderate-incomecommunities To Achieve And Sustain Economic Self-sufficiencywith A Particular Focus On Native Hawaiians Throughmortgage Lending Programs; Micro-loans, Homeownershipasset Building, And Financial Education; And Training Fortransitional Housing And Community Based Organizationseducation And Financial Institutions And Government Entities. | 2020 |
| Family Violence And Sexual Assault Institute | $15,000 | San Diego, CA, US | Kahauiki Village (kv) Is A Unique Permanent Housing Project That Addresses Generational Homelessness, With A Goal To Mitigate Adverse Childhood Experiences And Trauma That Many Homeless Children And Families Face. They Seek To Build Resilience By Fostering A Neighborhood Culture That Affords Opportunities For Pro-social Experiences. They Hope That Their Efforts Support The Goal That Their Families Can Lead Productive And Fulfilling Lives To Break The Cycle Of Intergenerational Trauma. Design And Implement Program Evaluation To Track Outcomes For Kv Families And Children Served Through Theproject And Establish Feedback Loops To Continuously Improve Client Services, Content, And Delivery. Evaluation Will Utilize A Mixed Methods Approach, Collecting Both Quantitative And Qualitative Data To Capture The Diverse Perspectives Of Client Families, Program Staff, And Allied Providers. | 2020 |
| Kokua Kalihi Valley Comprehensive Family Services | $100,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Serve Communities, Families And Individuals Throughstrong Relationships That Honor Culture And Foster Health Andharmony Through Two Programs, Ho'oulu 'aina Androot's. The Programs Provided Wraparound Support,supplies, Fresh Produce, Meals And Medicine To Patientsduring The 2020 Covid Pandemic. | 2020 |
| Imua Family Services | $10,000 | Kahului, HI, US | Group Learning Opportunities For Keiki And Families Enrolled Inautism Services At Lmua Family Services. Social, Peerintegration Groups Such As Toddlers With Autism Spectrumdisorder (asd) Entering Preschool And Kindergarten Are Muchneeded Groups That Fall Outside The Typical Scope Of Servicedelivery Yet Have A Huge Impact On Children's Abilities Tosucceed As They Move Into Education And Early Childhoodsettings. Also, Family Support And Training. Coaching Andmentoring Are Critical To The Family Support Of Children Withasd. Currently, These Group Led Activities Fall Outside Ofbilling Insurance Support For Children And Families With Asdbut Are Critical To Their Ability To Thrive In Community Andeducation. | 2020 |
| Kualoa Heeia Ecumenical Youth Project | $75,000 | Kaneohe, HI, US | "key Project". Nurture And Promote The Cultural,environmental, Social, Economic And Recreational Well-beingof The Kualoa-heeia Area By Providing Vital Grassroots Civicprograms And Resources That Effectively Serve The Needs Ofthe Diverse Multi-cultural Community. | 2020 |
| Kumano I Ke Ala | $80,000 | Waimea, HI, US | Kumano I Ke Ala (kika) Will Build A Foundation Ofstewardship Of The Land And Place Through Nativehawaiian Cultural Education Programs To Growself-directed, Critical Thinkers For A Sustainable West Kauai.kika's Program Focus Is Land Restoration, Taro Farming,food Security, And Youth Empowerment | 2020 |
| Ma Ka Hana Ka Ike | $95,000 | Hana, HI, US | Ma Ka Hana Ka Ike (mkh) Will Provide Hana Youth Witha Way To Learn That Makes Sense To Them, That Buildstheir Self-esteem And Shows Them They Have The Powerto Change Their Future | 2020 |
| Molokai Child Abuse Prevention Pathways | $50,000 | Kaunakakai, HI, US | Keep Children Safe And Supports Family Well-being Throughprimary Prevention Education. Work In Molokai Schoolson Three Areas: Primary Prevention Education, Advocacyand Evaluation, And Impact. | 2020 |
| Partners In Development Foundation | $50,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | We Are Oceania (wao) Program To Respond To Theoverwhelming Need For Support Of Micronesians In Hawaii.provides Direct Services In Language Access, Acculturationtraining, Cultural Expertise, Health Connection Days,pre-employment Training, Census Enumeration, Socialservice Referrals, And Community Newsletters. | 2020 |
| The Food Basket Inc | $75,000 | Hilo, HI, US | Support Distribution Of The Safest And Highest Foodfor Hawaii County Through Their Food Bank Sites As Well Asthrough Outreach Programs And Pantry For Senior Citizens,food Back Packs For Children, Community Supportedagriculture Boxes, Bus Mobile Market. And Farmers Market | 2020 |
| Ywca Of Oahu | $12,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Support The Fernhurst Strategic Planning Program.the Current Community-based Furlough Program Is The Onlyfemale Re-entry Program In The State And So There Is Achallenge To Remain Vigilant To The Mission And Population Weserve While Still Ensuring The Program Remains Financiallysustainable. Ywca O'ahu Seeks Additional Support Fromexternal Partners And Consultants To Help Strategize Ways Tocontinue To Serve The Justice-involved Population Andeconomically Disadvantaged Women. | 2020 |
| Helping Hands Hawaii | $3,500 | Honolulu, HI, US | Staff Development For Leadership Team To Improveand Inspire Efficient And Effective Operations That Willtranslate Into Improving Ability To Service The Community. | 2020 |
| Waimanalo Health Center | $100,000 | Waimanalo, HI, US | Waimanalo Health Center (whc) Provides Primary Andpreventive Health Services, With Special Attention Tothe Needs Of Native Hawaiians And The Medicallyunderserved. A Native Hawaiian Healing Practice Andprogram Has Been Integrated, Including A Cultural Healinggarden To Provide Patients And Community Memberswith Healing Plants To Begin Their Own Food And Medicinalgardens And Also Provides Remedies Throughthe Provision Of Healing Services And Classes | 2020 |
| Lanai Community Health Center | $15,000 | Lanai City, HI, US | Lanai High And Elementary School Education Andphysical Education School Program. Develop A Trustingrelationship With The Youth; Providing Education On Healthand Wellness; And Development Of Future Workforce. Activitiesinclude Health Education, Screening Programs, Participationin College And Career Fairs And Outreach At Schoolevents/carnivals. | 2020 |
| The Waipa Foundation | $15,000 | Hanalei, HI, US | Support Community Poi Day Which Produces And Delivers Poito Critically Ill And Other At Risk Community Members. Renovatewebsite. Strategic Plan Update. | 2020 |
| Ymca Of Honolulu | $10,441 | Honolulu, HI, US | Provide 5,100 Usda Reimbursable Meals Per Week Fromjuly 29 - 31, 2020 To Children And Teens From Low Incomehouseholds Who Are Eligible For Free School Lunches. | 2020 |
| Waianae Community Re-development Corporation | $150,000 | Waianae, HI, US | Develop Community Health Hubs (chhs) To Empowercommunity-based Organizations (cbos) With Rigorous,scientifically-informed Methodologies And Data Typicallyreserved For Academic Research. Chhs Will Serve As A Novelplatform That Offers Cbos The Capacity To Collect Andunderstand Health-relevant Data From Participants Of Theircommunity-initiated Programs Along With That Of Their Socialnetwork. Data Will Be Evaluated In The Context Of The Builtenvironment For Health/social/economics/policy Impacts Byacademic Consultants, Which Will Be Routed Back To Thecommunity And Stakeholders. The Information Can Enablecommunity Organizations To Engage Stakeholders Inhealth/wellbeing And Potentially Play A Previously Unrecognizedrole In Prevention | 2020 |
| Pacific Survivor Center | $7,500 | Honolulu, HI, US | Develop Short Animations That Provide Simple And Entertaining Education About Trauma-informed Care As Well As The Neurobiology Of Trauma, Resilience, Mental Illness, And Addiction. The Goal Is To Improve Understandingabout Trauma, Addiction, And Mental Health Disorders;increase Compassion For Those Impacted By Trauma; Andto Provide Professionals With Techniques For Interacting Withpatients, Clients And Students In A Trauma-informed Way. | 2020 |
| Aloha Harvest | $15,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | A Volunteer-based, Community-wide Gleaning Projectbased On The Ancient Tradition Of Collecting Excess Freshfood From Farms, Gardens, Restaurants, Even Backyardand Other Sources And Donating It To Those In Need.it Can Reduce The Waste Of Valuable Produce And It Giveslow-income Individuals Access To Fresh, Nutritious Andlocally Grown Foods Not Often Available In Food Pantries. | 2020 |
| The Food Basket Inc | $15,000 | Hilo, HI, US | "da Bux Snap" Project To Enlist New Snap(supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) Outlets To Provide Snap Recipients Access To Affordable Hawaiigrown Produce. | 2020 |
| Aha Kane - Foundation For The Advancement Of Native Hawaiian Males | $10,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | "he Huewai Ola" Program Which Offers Mentoring,instruction And Inspiration To Families On Native Hawaiiancultural Practices And Skills (e.g. Cooking, Carving, Lomi(native Hawaiian Healing Massage), Mele (nativehawaiian Song), Building Projects And Others).weekly Workshops Provide Instruction To Implement Thepractice Within The Home And Follow-up Withparticipants To Monitor Progress And Provide Support Andevaluate The Program | 2020 |
| The Kohala Center Inc | $25,000 | Kamuela, HI, US | "the Full Calabash Fund" Provides Grants To Hawaii Community-based Organizations That Are Purchasing Food From Local Farmers, Ranchers And Food Producers And Providing Food To Community Members In Need. | 2020 |
| Five Mountains Hawaii | $20,000 | Kamuela, HI, US | Gap Funding For Programs, Equipment, Medical Supplies Support For Covid-19 Pandemic Related Expenses. | 2020 |
| Kokua Kalihi Valley Comprehensive Family Services | $20,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | Purchase Food For The Food Hub, Support Local Farmers, Hire Farm And Agroforestry Staff, Purchase Food And Outdoorkitchen Equipment, And Advocate For Long-term Foodsecurity In The Community. | 2020 |
| Effective Planning Innovative Communication Inc | $8,000 | Honolulu, HI, US | "shared Parenting In Foster Care" Video To Lessen Thetrauma For Parents And Children When Children Are Removedand Placed In Foster Care. The Video Aims To Change Heartsand Minds And Shift Practice So That Foster Parents Supportbirth Parent Connections To Children While They Are In Fostercare And Family Relationships After Reunification,adoption Or Guardianship. | 2020 |
| Hana Retreat | $15,000 | Hana, HI, US | "hana Ku/noenoe Nights" Program To Focus On Multi-generational Members On The 'ohana Unit And Howfamilial Relationships Are Nurtured. | 2020 |
| Ke Kula Nui 0 Waimanalo | $15,000 | Waimanalo, HI, US | "kukulu Kaiaulu" Program To Provide And Supportculturally Grounded, Community Driven And Hands-on Programming And Research That Promote Wholistic Wellness, Multi-generational Knowledge, And Community Connectedness. | 2020 |
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| EIN | 99-0250429 |
| Website | http://www.hmsafoundation.org |
| Address | PO BOX 860 Honolulu, HI 96808-0860 |
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| President | Jennifer Diesman |
|---|---|
| Treasurer/secretary (Thru 5/24) | Gina L Marting |
| Director | Jason Chang |
| Director | Linda Ezuka |
| Director | Brandee Menino |
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