Hawaii women in filmmaking advocates for women and girls telling their stories through film with an intersectional lens.

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To support programs that promote culinary arts, agriculture, environmental stewardship, culture and education in hawaii by awarding grants to charitable nonprofits.

The reduction of pollution on coastlines through large scale beach cleanups and education.

To conserve & restore a healthy & productive maunalua bay through community kuleana

Create communities for young adults with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder fasd to help them become contributing memberts of their community and to continue to build awareness of fasd.

Strengthen native hawaiian community through nurturing & perpetuating traditional male roles/responsibilities, contributing to their physical,mental,spiritual & social well-being and their families.

To protect and preserve east o'ahu's last remaining cultural and natural resources and provide an educational resource to be made available for use by educational institutions, community organizations and the general public with respect to ancient and modern hawaiian fishpond practices and to properly perserve the fishponds of maunalua.

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An environmental nonprofit organization committed to restoring hawaiis natural beauty by empowering volunteers to conduct decentralized cleanups from mauka to makai, responding to littering & vandalism of hawaiis natural spaces, saving hawaiis indigenous ecosystem.

The hawaii catholic community foundation (hccf) is a non-profit corporation whose purpose is to receive funds, manage and invest them and disburse them for the charitable purposes of the roman catholic church in the state of hawaii and in accordance with the intent of the donors.the most significant activities of hccf are 1) the management of rcch parish and school capital campaign redemptions 2) management of rcch annual appeal and 2) the disbursement of capital campaign funds and annual appeal in accordance with donor intent.

To support underfunded and under served organizations and citizens of hawaii.

To provide hope and healing through various services for at risk individuals, children and families.

To provide information, referral and consultation services to non-english speaking members of the japanese community at our center.

The mission of hhoc housing land trust is to provide affordable housing and homeownership opportunities to low- and moderate-income families in hawaii while ensuring permanent housing affordability through the use of a land trust model.

To promote and provide educational opportunities for the hawaii community, including our youth, that advance education and global perspective through cultural exchange programs.

Over its history, lawakua has guided hundreds of disadvantaged youth to a more hopeful future. the program uses martial arts to teach confidence, coordination, structure, and discipline to youth, with a focus on at-risk and low-income children. lawakua also provides educational assistance, such as covering tuition payments to private schools for the at-risk youth participants.

To perpetuate the development of inspirational waterman through positive water sports.

To extend the love of god to the poor, distressed and underprivileged community of hawaii through education and training in skills that will rebuild and restore their dignity.