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1		Honolulu, HI
2		Haiku, HI
3		Kailua, HI
4		HONOLULU, HI
5		Kapaau, HI
6		KAILUA KONA, HI
7		LAHAINA, HI
8		CAPTAIN COOK, HI
9		HONOLULU, HI
10		Kaneohe, HI
11		HONOLULU, HI
12		HONOLULU, HI
13		HILO, HI
14		KAMUELA, HI
15		HILO, HI
16		HONOLULU, HI
17		Honolulu, HI
18		WAILUKU, HI
19		MILILANI, HI
20		HONOLULU, HI
21		KAILUA, HI
22		HONOKAA, HI
23		HONOLULU, HI

providing community service locally and service projects in foreign countries through grants.

To promote environmental literacy and leadership among Mauis youth ages 1218 via environmental education programs

ProvidescholarshipsandgrantsinsupportofthestudentsandteachersofKauaiHighSchool.

TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS THAT PROMOTE ARTS, AGRICULTURE, ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP, CULTURE EDUCATION IN BY AWARDING GRANTS TO CHARITABLE NONPROFITS.

TO ALLEVIATE HUMAN AND ANIMAL SUFFERING THROUGH VEGAN EDUCATION, INCLUDING PUBLISHING BOOKS, ARTICLES, AND A MONTHLY NEWSLETTER; MAINTAINING A WEBSITE AND SOCIAL MEDIA PRESENCE; TEACHING COOKING CLASSES AND HEALTH SEMINARS; AND PERFORMING CONSULTATIONS.

PRINCIPAL PURPOSE TO RAISE FUNDS TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS GRANTS TO PERSONS INTERESTED IN PURSING AN EDUCATION IN THE CULINARY ARTS TO HELP SUPPORT SCHOOL PROGRAMS THAT FOCUS IN THE CULINIARY ARTS.

PURPOSE OF FOUNDATION IS TO EDUCATE CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS AND FOSTER HABITS THAT ENHANCE FINANCIAL AND EMOTIONAL WELL BEING OF SOCIETY AND ENVIRONMENT. TO ACHIEVE SUCH PURPOSE, FOUNDATION WILL MAKE GRANTS TO OTHER 501(C)(3) QUALIFIED ORGANIZATIONS IN ACCORDANCE TO SECTION 4944, 4945 OF CODE.

PROVIDE GRANTS FOR COMMUNITY AND INTERNATIONAL IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS AS WELL AS SCHOLARSHIPS TO WORTHY HIGH SCHOOL CANDIDATES

AWARDED ENRICHMENT GRANTS TO K-12 STUDENTS GROUPS FOR CURRICULAR, CO-CURRICULAR, EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES; FUNDED ADDITIONAL ACTIVITIES TO SUPPORT ENGAGEMENT WITH STUDENTS THEIR FAMILIES, TEACHER APPRECIATION, FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES IN NEED.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS ATTENDING HAWAII CATHOLIC SCHOOLS AND TO AWARD GRANTS TO EDUCATORS WITHIN THE CATHOLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM OF HAWAII.

TO PROVIDE MONETARY GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS IN HAWAII.

TO PROMOTE HARMONIOUS AND FRIENDLY RELATIONS BETWEEN PEOPLES OF UNITED STATES AND JAPAN BY PROMOTING EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES AND BY AWARDING SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANTS TO STUDENTS ENROLLED AT UNIVERSITIES IN STATE OF HAWAII, WHO ARE APPLYING FOR GRADUATE STUDY AT INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING IN JAPAN OR TO STUDENTS AT UNIVERSITIES IN JAPAN APPLYING FOR GRADUATE STUDY AT A UNIVERSITY IN HAWAII.

PROJECT GRANTS

SUPPORT THELMA PARKER MEMORIAL 67-1209 MAMALAHOA HWY. KAMUELA, HI 96743

TO RECEIVE AND GIVE GRANTS, SUBSIDIES, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND GIFTS BY WAY OF EVENTS AND SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES.

IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, LITERARY AND CULTURAL PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING SECTION 501(C)(3) THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE INCLUDING FOR SUCH PURPOSES: A. TO PARTICIPATE AS A REGULAR MEMBER IN THE UNITED OKINAWAN ASSOCIATION (HUOA);B. TO PROMOTE, PRESERVE AND PERPETUATE THE OKINAWAN CULTURE;C. TO CONDUCT OR PARTICIPATE IN DISCUSSION GROUPS, FORUMS, PANELS, LECTURES, OR OTHER SIMILAR PROGRAMS.D. TO CONDUCT OR PARTICIPATE IN CULTURAL SHOWS, ARTS AND CRAFTS EXHIBITS, AND DEMONSTRATIONS;E. TO PRINT, PUBLISH, AND/OR DISTRIBUTE OKINAWAN CULTURAL AND HISTORICAL BOOKS;F. TO ADVANCE EDUCATION; ANDG. TO RELIEVE THE POOR, THE DISTRESSED, OR THE UNDERPRIVILEGED.

Assist in maintaining free public libraries in and supporting libraries by securing materials not budgeted, awarding continuing education

TO SUPPLEMENT NEEDS PUBLIC LIBRARIES AS LISTED ON PAGE 2, PART III.

PROVIDES SUPPORT TO UNDERPRIVILEGED OR DISADVANTAGED HAWAII AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION STUDENTS IN THE STATE OF HAWAII. THE ORGANIZATION WILL SUPPORT LOCAL, YOUNG PEOPLE THAT WANT TO BECOME FARMERS IN HAWAII BY PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL GRANTS OR SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS LACKING SUFFICIENT FINANCIAL MEANS TO SEEK EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES, ENROLL IN CURRICULUMS, AND ATTEND EVENTS AFFILIATED WITH THE HAWAII (FUTURE FARMER OF AMERICA) LOCALLY AND WITH THE NATIONAL ACROSS THE USA. THE ORGANIZATION WILL ALSO DEVELOP AND OPERATE LOCAL EVENTS DESIGNED TO ENCOURAGE LOCAL, YOUNG PEOPLE TO PURSUE A FARMING CAREER IN HAWAII. FUNDAMENTALLY, THE ORGANIZATION SEEKS TO SPREAD ALOHA (LOVE AND FELLOWSHIP) AND KOKUA (TO HELP OTHERS) IN CULTIVATING AND CARING FOR HAWAIIAN NATURAL RESOURCES.

GRANTS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN THE STATE OF HAWAII AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

PURPOSE SHALL BE CHARITABLE IN NATURE AND SHALL BE TO INVEST IN LOCAL GROUPS AND RESOURCES WHERE ITS FUNDS WILL HAVE THE GREATEST IMPACTS. REQUESTS FOR GRANTS WILL BE BY INVITATION ONLY.

PROJECT GRANTS

CHARITABLE GIVING TO EDUC., RELIGIOUS, HEALTH, SOCIAL, CULTURAL and CIVIC ORGS. GRANTS/CONTRIB. WERE MADE TO 61 DONEE ORGS. IN 2021 WITH FUTURE DONATIONS PLEDGED TO 38 ORGS.

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