Showing 11 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | HAWAII FLORICULTURE AND NURSERY THE PURPOSE OF HAWAII FLORICULTURE AND NURSERY ASSOCIATION IS A) TO ENHANCE ITS MEMBERS BUSINESS SUCCESS THROUGH ENACTMENT OF LAWS TO ADVANCE THE COMMON BUSINESS INTEREST OF THE MEMBER EDUCATION, MARKETING, RESEARCH AND SERVICE; B) TO ENCOURAGE AND PROMOTE THE BETTERMENT OF CONDITIONS THAT WILL CREATE AND SUSTAIN AN ECONOMICALLY VIABLE FLOWER AND PLANT INDUSTRY; AND C) TO PROMOTE HAWAII FLOWERS AND PLANTS, BOTH LOCALLY AND FOR EXPORT. | HILO, HI | |
| 2 | ALOHA IN ACTION INC In service to Aloha (Love)! All of the donations are from individuals who feel called to assist in providing a greater and ease filled life for all life forms. i.e. arts, culture, education, humanitarian, environmental quality, protection, beautification, spiritual development, civil rights, social action, advocacy, basic needs. Also, to assist those who have experienced hardship, i.e. C19, weather and/or natural disasters. 2021 was also a continuance of Covid-19 and much support was needed. | KULA, HI | |
| 3 | SYNERGISTIC HAWAII AGRICULTURE THE IMPROVEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE HAWAII COFFEE, FLORICULTURE/NURSERY AND PAPAYA INDUSTRIES THROUGH RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, MARKETING AND PROMOTION, AND EDUCATION AND COOPERATION ON A NON-PARTISAN BASIS. | HILO, HI | |
| 4 | OHANA O KOHANAIKE CULTURAL FOUNDATION To make grants and seek donations that further the Native Hawaiian community in the County of Hawaii. | KAMUELA, HI | |
| 5 | HAWAII COMMUNITY REINVESTMENT THE MISSION OF THE CORPORATION IS TO PROVIDE INNOVATIVE FINANCING, TRAINING, AND CONSULTING SERVICES TO PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ORGANIZATIONS WHO ENGAGE IN BUILDING LIVABLE COMMUNITIES IN HAWAII. | HONOLULU, HI | |
| 6 | CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TO RECEIVE CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS AND TO MAKE DONATIONS EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSE; TO PROMOTE THE CULTURAL; HISTORIC AND SOCIAL HERITAGE OF THE CHINESE IN HAWAII; PRESERVING AND ENHANCING THE CHARACTER AND TRADITION OF CHINATOWN. | HONOLULU, HI | |
| 7 | BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS HAWAII FOUNDATION INC To provide significant financial support for the charitable activities of Big Brothers Big Sisters Hawaii through clothing and household donations. | Honolulu, HI | |
| 8 | LING HOU HING PANG SOCIETY TO RAISE MONEY BY ALL LAWFUL MEANS, TO RECEIVE DONATIONS, AND TO USE THE SAME IN LING HOU HING VILLAGE IN CHINA AND ELSEWHERE, FOR RELIEF OF THE SICK, DESTITUTE, AGED, AND NEEDY, FOR THE PREVENTION, CURE AND TREATMENT OF DISEASES, FOR UPKEEP OF SCHOOLS, LIBRARIES, AND ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION. | EWA BEACH, HI | |
| 9 | LARK FOUNDATION SEE LIST OF DONATIONS | WAILUKU, HI | |
| 10 | ZONTA CLUB OF HANALEI FOUNDATION TO BENEFIT THE COMMUNITY THROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS AND DONATIONS | HANALEI, HI | |
| 11 | FIRST HAWAIIAN BANK FOUNDATION 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. | HONOLULU, HI | |
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