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101		HONOLULU, HI
102		Honolulu, HI
103		KULA, HI
104		HONOLULU, HI
105		VOLCANO, HI
106		Kailua Kona, HI
107		Koloa, HI
108		HONOLULU, HI
109		PAIA, HI
110		Honolulu, HI
111		KAPAAU, HI
112		KAPOLEI, HI
113		HONOLULU, HI
114		HONOLULU, HI
115		Wailuku, HI
116		HONOLULU, HI
117		HONOLULU, HI
118		AIEA, HI
119		HONOLULU, HI
120		HILO, HI
121		Hilo, HI
122		WAILUKU, HI
123		KURTISTOWN, HI
124		KAILUAKONA, HI
125		HONOLULU, HI
126		WAILUKU, HI
127		WAHIAWA, HI
128		PAPAIKOU, HI
129		KAILUA KONA, HI
130		WAIANAE, HI
131		HONOLULU, HI
132		Pahoa, HI
133		MAKAWAO, HI
134		KAILUAKONA, HI
135		HONOLULU, HI
136		KAILUA, HI
137		Honolulu, HI
138		HILO, HI
139		KAUNAKAKAI, HI
140		Kahului, HI
141		HONOLULU, HI
142		HONOLULU, HI
143		Aiea, HI
144		KAUNAKAKAI, HI
145		HILO, HI
146		HILO, HI
147		Honolulu, HI
148		HONOLULU, HI
149		WAIPAHU, HI
150		KURTISTOWN, HI

PROMOTES, SPONSORS CONDUCTS HEALTH FIELD THROUGH EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS THE ACCUMULATION/DISSEMINATION OF HEALTH INFO; CONDUCTS PREPAREDNESS EXERCISES FOR PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCIES.

The organization assists outstanding University of Hawaii graduate students pursuing degrees in the sciences by raising funds financial awards.

TO GIVE CHEER, CARE, AND COMFORT TO RESIDENTS, PROVIDE STAFF EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES, AND TO PURCHASE EQUIPMENT AND OTHER SUPPORT AS NEEDED.

THE FOUNDATION ONLY MADE CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS CLASSIFIED AS PUBLIC CHARITIES OR SCHOOLS. REFER TO THE ATTACHED SCHEDULE OF CONTRIBUTIONS PAID.

MINISTER THE GOSPEL SPIRITUALLY, EMOTIONALLY, AND PHYSICALLY.

Health and Fibromyalgia/CFS Education

Provide funds for scholarships and projects for the island Kauai

TO ENCOURAGE, CULTIVATE, AND PROVIDE EDUCATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF INTEREST IN AND APPRECIATION OF HEALTH, FITNESS AND SELF ESTEEM IN YOUTHS.

PRESERVATION OF CULTURE

To improve and elevate the character man by promoting the principles Fellowship 365 days each year through fraternal benefits to the organizations members.

PRESERVATION OF

IPA) IS A K-12 INDEPENDENT, COED, COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

THE WILL PROVIDE EDUCATION, INFORMATION AND SUPPORT TO CREATE SUCCESSFUL FIRST-TIME HOMEOWNERS IN . BY ADDRESSING BARRIERS AND INCREASING RATES OF HOME OWNERSHIP, THE AIMS TO BUILD STRONGER FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF .

TO IMPROVE THE AND QUALITY OF LIFE IN .

To assist Maui County residents in dire need and to assist groups such as youth athletic teams, school clubs, and senior citizen groups.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO ORGANIZATIONS OR INSTITUTIONS THAT BENEFIT AREAS SUCH AS HUMAN SERVICES FOR THE POOR OR NEEDY, CHILD AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, THE ARTS, THE ENVIRONMENT, THE ELDERLY, VETERANS, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, CULTURE, HUMANITIES, HEALTH, SCIENCES, LITERACY, AND ANY OTHER RELATED FIELDS.

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII - SEE PART XV (PAGE 11) FOR THE VARIOUS UH PROGRAMS/DEPARTMENTS THAT BENEFITED.

IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING AN UNPARALLELED EXPERIENCE FOR ALL WHO HAVE INTERESTS IN THE GAME OF . THE PROMOTES SPORTSMANSHIP, COMPETITION AND ENJOYMENT OF THE GAME. THE ORGANIZATION DEVELOPS AND ADMINISTERS PUBLIC EDUCATIONAL AMONG YOUTH BETWEEN THE AGES OF SIX AND NINETEEN. PROGRAMS INCLUDE PLAYER AND COACH TRAINING, LEAGUE PARTICIPATION AND TOURNAMENT PARTICIPATION.

To promote and represent the common business interests an improve business conditions among members the insurance industry in .

TO PROMOTE ON THE OF HAWAII

Promoting journalism and awarding journalism scholarships.

SUPPORT EDUCATORS AND EDUCATORS WHO TEACH STUDENTS.

Primary exempt purpose: Cultural Education and Environmental Stewardship

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS, EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND MEDICAL AWARDS TO THE IMMEDIATE FAMILIES OF THE EMPLOYEES IN THE COMMUNITY.

THE PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE OF IS TO HOLD SOCIAL EVENTS TO GENERATE MONIES TO DONATE TO OTHER NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

THE MISSION OF IS TO PRESERVE AND PERPETUATE THE NATIVE HAWAIIAN CULTURE, ITS TRADITIONS, PRACTICES AND LANGUAGE AND MAUIS ENVIRONMENT THROUGH EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS WHICH BENEFIT THE PEOPLE OF MAUI.

TO CONNECT THE HOMELESS, AND THOSE AT RISK OF BECOMING HOMELESS, TO THE RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO RESTORE A SENSE OF HOPE, PURPOSE AND SUCCESS IN THEIR LIVES. WE ASSIST ANYONE NEEDING AND WANTING HELP TO FIND, QUALIFY FOR, OBTAIN AND SUSTAIN A HOUSING SOLUTION FOR THEIR NEEDS. OUR MISSION IS EMPOWERING PEOPLE IN NEED TO SELF-SUFFICIENCY THROUGH GENUINE COMPASSION AND INNOVATIVE, COMMUNITY-BASED SOLUTIONS.

AID TO VULNERABLE FAMILIES AND CHILDREN IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO DRC. DISBURSEMENTS TO NGO ORGANIZATION IN DRC FOR THE SUPPORT OF A SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN IN BITA VILLAGE CALLED THE VICTORIA EDUCATIONAL COMPLEX.

HOSTS THE "KONA BREWERS FESTIVAL- AND THEIR MISSION IS TO RAISE FUNDS AND AWARENESS FOR NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WHICH CONTRIBUTE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION, THE WELL-BEING OF HAWAIIS YOUTH AND CULTURE THROUGH THE CELEBRATION OF HANDCRAFTED BREWS AND LOCAL CUISINE IN A SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY GATHERING ON THE ISLAND OF HAWAII.

CONSTRUCTION OF LOW-INCOME HOUSING.

TO IMPROVE THE ORAL HEALTH OF THE PEOPLE OF BY SUPPORTING COMMUNITY ACCESS TO ORAL CARE, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, AND OTHER CHARITABLE COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS.

ICG is organized exclusively for charitable, educational, and scientific purposes, including, for such purposes, the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code.

A WORLDWIDE OHANA FOUCSED ON INCREASING JOY, AUTHENTICITY, AND HARMONY IN OUR LIVES AND COMMUNITIES ROOTED IN ANCIENT HAWAIIAN TEACHINGS

LA`I`OPUALL, . WAS FORMED IN DECEMBER 2016 TO ASSIST IN GENERATING LOANS AND COLLECTING PAYMENT AND INTEREST THEREFROM AND TURN THE ENTIRE AMOUNT THEREOF LESS EXPENSES TO LA`I`OPUA 2020 (L2020), A HAWAII NONPROFIT CORPORATION, IN ITS LONG TERM GOALS OF CONSTRUCTING A MULTI-PURPOSE COMMUNITY CENTER AND TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO THE COMMUNITY IN KEALAKEHE, HAWAII.

CONDUCT FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES AND ACCEPT CONTRIBUTIONS ON BEHALF OF THE COMMUNITY.

TO PROVIDE A CENTER TO OFFER LESSONS ON HORESMANSHIP, EQUESTRIAN AND RIDING OPPORTUNITIES TO THE PUBLIC.

is part of a movement to transform school into an incubation space for kid and community driven innovation, to shape the present and future our children should and can be leading us toward.

THE (THE ORGANIZATION) WAS ESTABLISHED IN ORDER TO CONTINUE FUNDING AND OPERATIONS OF THE HILO , A LOCAL TRADITION WHICH HAS PROVIDED ENTERTAINMENT AND DELIGHT TO HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF -GOERS SINCE ITS INCEPTION IN 1951. THE HILO IS HELD ANNUALLY EACH FALL AT 323 MANONO STREET AT THE FRANCIS WONG STADIUM AND THE AFOOK-CHINEN CIVIC AUDITORIUM.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE BENEFIT OF MOLOKAI LAND TRUST.

NMII) IS FORMED TO PROMOTE AND PRESERVE ALOHA IN THE WORLD; AND AID IN THE POSITIVE DEVELOPMENT OF KEIKI - CHILDREN, FAMILIES, AND COMMUNITIES WITH STRUCTURED, CULTURAL, VALUES-BASED PROGRAMS FROM THE ESSENCE OF OUR KUPUNA - ELDERS.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDYING ABROAD TO COLLEGIATE STUDENTS WHO HAVE AN INTEREST AND PASSION FOR JAPANESE CULTURE AND LANGUAGE. FIRST SCHOLARSHIPS WILL BE OFFERED THROUGH UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII, UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA, AND UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURG.

ORGANIZATION) IS A NONPROFIT DELAWARE CORPORATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO REDESIGN THE SYSTEMS AT THE ROOT OF CLIMATE CHANGE. THE ORGANIZATION CONDUCTS A TECHNOLOGY FUNDING AND DEPLOYMENT PROGRAM THAT SERVES TO CONNECT, COACH, AND SUPPORT STARTUPS BUILDING IMPORTANT, INNOVATIVE, AND EQUITABLE COMPANIES THAT HAVE THE POTENTIAL FOR SIGNIFICANT IMPACT IN THE AREAS OF ENERGY, WATER, TRANSPORTATION, FOOD AND AGRICULTURE, AND CIRCULAR ECONOMY.

funding research, scholarships to individuals pursuing careers in behavioral health, provide strategy development and educational efforts to develop and improve mental health programs and to fund possible models and strategies in the area of behavioral health.

ORGANIZED FOR ACHIEVING ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH AND SUSTAINABILITY THROUGH RESTORING SOCIAL JUSTICE AND HAWAIIAN SOVEREIGNTY.

THE FOUNDATIONS MISSION IS TO CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR VULNERABLE, OR MODERATE AND LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, CHILDREN AND ELDERLY BY PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, PROGRAMS AND SUPPORT.

To nourish Hawaii's loko ia (Hawaiian fishponds) through hands-on education, community advocacy, and place-based management of natural resources.

Fundraise for activities related to students, parents, teachers, families, and the community of

PROMOTING THE INTRODUCTION OF GENUINE JAPANESE FLOWERING CHERRY TREES () TO AS THE SYMBOL OF FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN JAPAN AND .

TO OFFER SUPPORTIVE SERVICES PROGRAMS TO INDIVIDUALS FAMILIES IN NEED THAT RESIDE IN HAWAII ELSEWHERE. TO ALSO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE DIRECTLY TO THOSE REQUIRING IT, IN ADDITION TO FUNDING WORKING WITH OTHER SIMILARLY ALIGNED CHARITABLE CAUSES ORGANIZATIONS.

HIPLAN AWARDED $25,000 GRAND PRIZE.DEMO DAY 2020 AWARDED $8,500 IN PRIZESHACKATHON 2020 AWARDED $3,300 IN PRIZESALL PRIZES AWARDED AS NON-DILUTIVE GRANTS.

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