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Form 990-PFTax year 2024EIN 99-6005445

Harold KL Castle Foundation

A private foundation in Kailua, HI. Its return for tax year 2024 lists 108 grants and $6.7 million paid in grants.

Tax year 2024 (period ending Dec 31, 2024), read from the IRS e-file on Nov 11, 2026. Returns reach the IRS 5 to 18 months after the year they describe.

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Contact
Elizabeth Murph
1197 Auloa Road
Kailua, HI 96734
(808) 263-7073
Form and materials
See statement 14 - attachment
Deadlines
See statement 14 - attachment
Restrictions
See statement 14 - attachment

Assets and giving by year

5 returns on file
Grants paid by tax year. The latest year is in blue.
  • Tax year 2024

    $6,685,968

    Grants listed
    108
    Assets, end of year
    $171,295,453
  • Tax year 2023

    $7,332,479

    Grants listed
    114
    Assets, end of year
    $173,491,448
  • Tax year 2022

    $7,964,039

    Grants listed
    80
    Assets, end of year
    $173,044,264
  • Tax year 2021

    $7,344,304

    Grants listed
    102
    Assets, end of year
    $177,025,059
  • Tax year 2020

    $7,223,625

    Grants listed
    107
    Assets, end of year
    $169,285,564

Grants paid in 2024

108 grants, largest first

As listed on the return.

  1. Social Finance IncBoston, MA

    Proposal to serve as hawaii renewable learning fund manager [6086; PC]

    $550,000
  2. University of Hawaii FoundationHonolulu, HI

    Soar higher - support for windward oahu schools to participate as a gear up 6-16 model [5173; PC]

    $529,240
  3. Hawaii Community Foundation (HCF)Honolulu, HI

    Support for a second round of contributions to the holomua pooled fund whose goal is to improve marine resources management in hawaii through a suite of efforts built on four pillars: place-based planning, pono practices, monitoring, and protection & restoration [5905; PC]

    $500,000
  4. Kuaaina Ulu Auamo (kua)Kaneohe, HI

    To support and strengthen this critically important backbone organization and its three community-driven networks for ocean management in hawaii. [5598; PC]

    $500,000
  5. Hawaii Community Foundation (HCF)Honolulu, HI

    Pilina fund 2.0 [5618; PC]

    $400,000
  6. The Nature Conservancy of HawaiiHonolulu, HI

    Advancing community-based marine management to reach 30x30 goals [5660; PC]

    $280,000
  7. University of Hawaii FoundationHonolulu, HI

    To extend windward community college's groundbreaking hoolei scholarship that ensures all public school graduates in the koolau region can afford to attend community college [6140; PC]

    $214,286
  8. Hawaii Hospital Education and Research Foundation (hherf)Honolulu, HI

    To retrofit doe classrooms for healthcare pathways in partnership with hawaii 3R'S, g70 and hawaii pacific health [6363; PC]

    $150,000
  9. University of Hawaii FoundationHonolulu, HI

    Hawaii p-20 core support 2022-2025 [5465; PC]

    $150,000
  10. Windward School DistrictKaneohe, HI

    To internally drive windward doe schools towards aina aloha mindset achievement through teacher professional development (PD) days and closer engagement between schools and aina-based education organizations. [6371; gov]

    $150,000
  11. Purple MaiaAiea, HI

    For the expansion of halau hekili, a middle college high school on the campus of windward community college. [6277; PC]

    $145,000
  12. Hawaii Conservation Alliance FoundationHonolulu, HI

    For the next phase of the ahupuaa accelerator, a program to expand watershed-wide community management that has expanded to 46 partners statewide. [6153; PC]

    $132,715
  13. Resources Legacy FundSacramento, CA

    To help advance the holomua initiative and the care for aina now coalition (formerly green fee) environmental capital formation work [6125; PC]

    $120,000
  14. The American Ai Forum aka Ai Education ProjectSan Francisco, CA

    To deliver professional development that helps hawaii public school teachers better understand artificial intelligence (ai) and how to responsibly incorporate ai literacy into their curriculum. [6286; PC]

    $115,000
  15. College Summit Inc DBA PeerforwardWashington, DC

    To scale a promising peer counseling model to four additional high schools. [6267; PC]

    $103,163
  16. C&C of Honolulu Office of Climate Change Sustainability and ResiliencyHonolulu, HI

    To help the honolulu city & county optimize its climate adaptation work aligned with the foundation's new climate strategy [5860; gov]

    $100,000
  17. Hawaiian Islands Land Trust (hilt)Honolulu, HI

    To continue to work in close partnership with the trust for public lands to secure priority lands for community use and aina aloha mindset development in windward oahu. [6259; PC]

    $100,000
  18. New Teacher CenterSacramento, CA

    To work alongside the hawaii department of education in building the support and resources that enable complex area leaders to bring effective mathematics coaching to their school communities [6372; PC]

    $100,000
  19. Conservation International FoundationArlington, VA

    Puulau project: a two-year effort to combine additional knowledge bases from fishers and community with wester-science based monitoring data to improve participation and decision making for the holomua initiative. [5588; PC]

    $95,000
  20. Koolau FoundationKaneohe, HI

    Catalyst funding to develop the haiku valley cultural preserve [5907; PC]

    $75,000
  21. Kualoa-Heeia Ecumenical Youth Project (key)Kaneohe, HI

    To bolster response to the little fire ant in koolauloa and koolaupoko through grassroots community education, training, monitoring, and response [6133; PC]

    $75,000
  22. The Pacific American Foundation (paf)Kaneohe, HI

    For the launch of an esports development program in windward oahu schools [6127; PC]

    $75,000
  23. College Summit Inc DBA PeerforwardWashington, DC

    Peers leading peers through higher education [5516; PC]

    $70,000
  24. 50CANWashington, DC

    Core organizational support for hawaiikidscan, an education advocacy organization committed to ensure that hawaii has an excellent and equitable education system [5898; PC]

    $67,500
  25. Public Schools Hawaii FoundationHonolulu, HI

    To launch a new effort that combines human and artificial intelligence to expand student support by offering more personalized navigational guidance and improving academic performance through targeted interventions. [6283; PC]

    $67,500
  26. Center for Tomorrow's LeadersHonolulu, HI

    To strengthen the persuasive communication and writing of the roughly 300 high school students served each year [6368; PC]

    $60,000
  27. Hawaii Alliance of Nonprofit OrganizationsHonolulu, HI

    To help nonprofits engage in policy, work with data to develop clearer outcomes, and develop stronger revenue streams [6378; PC]

    $60,000
  28. Hawaii Chamber of Commerce FoundationHonolulu, HI

    To support employer collaboratives that help ensure students in hawaii are on clear pathways to high skill, high wage, in-demand careers and that help hawaii businesses have a highly skilled, local talent pipeline [6350; PC]

    $60,000
  29. Hawaii Workforce PipelineKailua, HI

    To forge stronger connections between windward employers and public school students in the region. [6282; PC]

    $55,340
  30. Collaborative Support ServicesHonolulu, HI

    General operating support for the commit to keiki initiative to educate candidates and elected officials about the importance of investing in early childhood development [6377; PC]

    $50,000
  31. Collaborative Support ServicesHonolulu, HI

    Building a community-based early childhood continuum in the waimnalo community of oahu [5605; PC]

    $50,000
  32. Hawaii Chamber of Commerce FoundationHonolulu, HI

    Unsolicited challenge grant to hawaii chamber of commerce foundation to support business relief fund to help businesses affected by the maui wildfires [5953; PC]

    $50,000
  33. Hawaii Community Foundation (HCF)Honolulu, HI

    Support to ensure appropriate administration of the maui strong fund's current and expected grant expenditures totaling $192.6 million in a way that optimizes impact and transparency in the four phases of disaster, aligned with donor intent. [6262; PC]

    $50,000
  34. Hawaii Executive CollaborativeHonolulu, HI

    Support for the rediscovering hawaii's soul initiative to create spaces where leaders from all sectors could have candid, difficult discussions to work together to take action that will create a better future for hawaii [5914; PC]

    $50,000
  35. Hui Malama O Ke Kai FoundationWaimanalo, HI

    E hoakoakoa: a community & educational space [5166; PC]

    $50,000
  36. Leadership Instituue Hawaii Department of EducationAiea, HI

    Laying the foundation for middle level education magic:strengthening public middle schools in hawaii [5920; gov]

    $50,000
  37. Manoa Heritage CenterHonolulu, HI

    Sam cooke endowed fund [4463; PC]

    $50,000
  38. Risehi FoundationKailua, HI

    To support middle school youth in their development and career exploration. [6278; PC]

    $50,000
  39. The Coral Reef AllianceSan Francisco, CA

    To work with a coalition of partners to catalyze cesspool conversions at a meaningful scale sufficient to meet the states 2050 goal for 100% conversion. [6122; PC]

    $50,000
  40. The Nature Conservancy of HawaiiHonolulu, HI

    To continue their decades-long work with communities and the state on maui and hawaii island, as well as initiating new work on kauai [6329; PC]

    $50,000
  41. Wastewater Alternatives and InnovationsHonolulu, HI

    To lead state and non-profit partners in improving the way we manage water quality in hawaii as part of the holomua initiative [5854; PC]

    $50,000
  42. University of Hawaii FoundationHonolulu, HI

    Develop a malama aina plan for moku o loe that grounds it in its cultural heritage and guides it through the changing climate ahead [5586; PC]

    $49,335
  43. University of Hawaii FoundationHonolulu, HI

    To ensure each doe district has a strong regional intermediary partner for work-based learning and to build a new data and accountability system around the new statewide education attainment goal adopted by the hawaii p-20 council [5820; PC]

    $46,450
  44. Hawaii Electricians Training FundHonolulu, HI

    Interim credential pre-apprenticeship program & recruitment expansion [6065; NC]

    $40,000
  45. Hi Fusioned (isis Hawaii)Honolulu, HI

    To move key elements of coding education and career pipelines forward, including teacher training and career exposure/mentorship, specifically targeting elementary and middle schools [5744; PC]

    $40,000
  46. Project Vision HawaiiHonolulu, HI

    To provide free hearing screenings for youth as a complement to project vision hawaii's already successful vision screening program, support the transition from private funding to public reimbursement for the project, and support partner organizations in learning how to implement a similar model for dental and behavioral health screenings [5737; PC]

    $40,000
  47. River of Life MissionHonolulu, HI

    Support to strengthen and expand river of life's new distributed hub model of serving windward oahu's homeless population to transition them off the streets using a systemic approach, trained volunteers, paid professionals, and a broad network of partners [6307;PC]

    $40,000
  48. University of Hawaii FoundationHonolulu, HI

    Honolulu community college (honcc) summer cte academy (2024, 2025) [6021; PC]

    $40,000
  49. Vibrant HawaiiHilo, HI

    To develop a network of resilience hubs across windward oahu [6275: PC]

    $40,000
  50. Hui O Ko'olaupokoKailua, HI

    To increase coordination, response, and community involvement to fight the invasive species little fire ant in koolaupoko, with a focus on kailua and waimanalo. [6276; PC]

    $37,500
  51. Malama Learning Center CorpHonolulu, HI

    To produce another eight segments for local popular cable show outside hawaii that humanizes DLNR and socializes the intentions and actions of the holomua initiative [6367;PC]

    $31,500
  52. Hawaii Department of Education Ocid-Extended Learning BranchHonolulu, HI

    Support for hawaii department of education complex area teams to coordinate student-led student transition activities to and from middle school [6347; gov]

    $30,000
  53. College PromiseWashington, DC

    To review and provide feedback on the hawaii promise initiative [6252; PC]

    $25,000
  54. Hawaii Afterschool AllianceHonolulu, HI

    To support a developmental evaluation of the community schools model in twelve participating public schools [5870; PC]

    $25,000
  55. Hawaii Executive CollaborativeHonolulu, HI

    Support of 2024 hawaii executive conference [6385; PC]

    $25,000
  56. Hawaii LOCAL2030 HubHonolulu, HI

    To allow hawaii green growth to continue to populate the state's 2030 sustainability goals dashboard and to spur action to achieve these goals [6137; PC]

    $25,000
  57. Hawaii Workforce Funders CollaborativeKapaau, HI

    For the hawaii workforce funders collaborative (HWFC) to cover membership dues that support the operative budget of this new organization that supports effective workforce development across the state of hawaii [6263;PC]

    $25,000
  58. Kanu HawaiiHonolulu, HI

    Pledge to our keiki: a tie-off grant to help kanu hawaii build on the pledge to our keiki platform to cement its department of education collaboration, strengthen its engagement with corporate sponsors, and grow service project participation alongside environmental non-profits by residents and visitor [5748;PC]

    $25,000
  59. KHM InternationalKaunakakai, HI

    Malama e lua loko i'a: support for ka honua momona to restore their two adjacent fishponds on moloka'i with priority on the makaha of ali'i fishpond [5667;PC]

    $25,000
  60. Malama MaunaluaHonolulu, HI

    To help advance the holomua initiative by better aligning pro-fishing perspectives with those of government agencies, community groups, and environmental organizations. [6126; PC]

    $25,000
  61. Oahu Resource Conservation and Development CouncilKunia, HI

    To support strategic and sustainability planning for pop-ups labs for steam (puls) [6095; PC]

    $25,000
  62. Paepae O HeeiaKaneohe, HI

    Serving as fiscal sponsor for koolau aina aloha, to support their collective impact goals and specifically support the second phase of their aina aloha mindset competency pilot in close coordination with windward doe and their effort to recruit more schools to engage in aina-based education [6386;PC]

    $25,000
  63. Residential Youth Services & EmpowermentKailua, HI

    To support their drop-in shelter and services for youth ages 14-24 [5637; PC]

    $25,000
  64. Sustainable Coastlines HawaiiHonolulu, HI

    To help establish a "solutions center" in kahuku as a center for ocean plastics education and recycling and an aina-based education site [6067; PC]

    $25,000
  65. The Pacific American Foundation (paf)Kaneohe, HI

    To support the kilo kai program, providing ocean-related STEM pathways for young people attending public high schools in the koolau region of oahu. [6326; PC]

    $25,000
  66. University of Hawaii FoundationHonolulu, HI

    Core operating support that allows the uh economic research organization to more effectively engage with decisionmakers on important policy decisions facing our community [5847; PC]

    $25,000
  67. University of Hawaii FoundationHonolulu, HI

    Support to increase retention of students at windward community college and strengthen the relationships between students and faculty, along with strengthening the relationships between instructional faculty and counseling support staff [5937; PC]

    $23,740
  68. Boys & Girls Club of HawaiiHonolulu, HI

    Own your own future initiative: whats next initiative parent engagement [5728; PC]

    $20,000
  69. Healthy Climate CommunitiesKailua, HI

    To continue efforts to restore hamakua marsh with native flora so that native waterfowl use of the area increases. Funds will help the organization grow programmatic offerings, volunteer and donor bases, and school partnerships toward long-term program sustainability [5837; PC]

    $20,000
  70. Iolani School Ka'i ProgramHonolulu, HI

    Own your own future initiative: 'iolani school ka'i program: family engagement & vocational learning opportunities [5736; PC]

    $20,000
  71. University of Hawaii FoundationHonolulu, HI

    Own your own future initiative: kupu o ke koolau - kaikuaana/kaikaina mentorship program [5811; PC]

    $20,000
  72. James B Castle High SchoolKaneohe, HI

    Own your own future initiative: differentiating the CHS work-based learning continuum to meet the aspirations of all students [5734; gov]

    $17,932
  73. Hilo High SchoolHilo, HI

    Support for post-high student transitions [6447; gov]

    $15,000
  74. Kailua High SchoolKailua, HI

    Support for post-high student transitions [6451; gov]

    $15,000
  75. Kapolei High SchoolKapolei, HI

    Support for post-high student transitions - huakai pono: guiding kapolei's youth toward their future [6454; gov]

    $15,000
  76. Kealakehe High SchoolKailua Kona, HI

    Support for post-high student transitions and stronger senior capstone projects [6475; gov]

    $15,000
  77. Molokai High and Intermediate SchoolHoolehua, HI

    Support for post-high student transitions [6448; gov]

    $15,000
  78. Seeqs FoundationHonolulu, HI

    A one-time grant in support of seeqs public charter school to establish the "seeqs sharing hub" as a center of professional development and community connection. [6406;PC]

    $15,000
  79. Waikea High SchoolHilo, HI

    Support for post-high student transitions for waiakea graduates [6465; gov]

    $15,000
  80. University of Hawaii FoundationHonolulu, HI

    Investing in teachers, honoring student voices: the hawaii writing project young writers camp [PC; 6243]

    $12,500
  81. Department of Education Windward DistrictKaneohe, HI

    Own your own future initiative: the wayfinder project - waimanalo and kailua high families successfully navigating college and career pathways [5786; gov]

    $10,000
  82. Hawaii Association of Independent SchoolsHonolulu, HI

    To the hawaii association of independent schools to support an executive search process [6265; PC]

    $10,000
  83. Hawaii Community Foundation (HCF)Honolulu, HI

    To honor four pilina fund community members by making a gift to a nonprofit recipient of their choosing [6497; PC]

    $10,000
  84. Kohala High SchoolKapaau, HI

    Own your own future initiative: it takes a village project [5813; gov]

    $10,000
  85. Malama Learning Center CorpHonolulu, HI

    Marine management mo'olelo: expanding public support of holomua: marine 30x30 through story-telling about the people of hawai`i dlnr-dar and docare [5501; PC]

    $10,000
  86. Nurture Cultivate IncHauula, HI

    For support of a new koolauloa aina-based education program in hauula, oahu [5831; PC]

    $10,000
  87. Ka'u High and Pahala Elementary SchoolPahala, HI

    Ka'u high & pahala elementary school and naalehu elementary school transition partnership [6217; gov]

    $7,500
  88. Kula Elementary School PTAKula, HI

    Kula-kalama middle school transition [6214; PC]

    $7,500
  89. Moanalua Middle SchoolHonolulu, HI

    Moanalua middle school 6th grade transition [6208; gov]

    $7,500
  90. Pahoa High & Intermediate SchoolPahoa, HI

    Pahoa high and intermediate school middle school academy collaboration [6168; gov]

    $7,500
  91. West Hawaii Complex AreaKailua Kona, HI

    West hawaii middle school to high school academy transition planning [6218; gov]

    $7,500
  92. BOTTLES4COLLEGEHauula, HI

    Wylf youth grant: bottles4college [5956; PC]

    $5,000
  93. Boys & Girls Club of HawaiiHonolulu, HI

    For an unsolicited grant award to windward boys and girls clubhouse [6130; PC]

    $5,000
  94. Boys to Men Mentoring Network of Hawaii IncorporatedKamuela, HI

    To support expansion of boys to men hawaii (BTMH) programs on hawai'i island, maui and kauai [5938; PC]

    $5,000
  95. James B Castle High School for Castle Performing Arts CenterKaneohe, HI

    Wylf youth grant: castle kids story time [6087; gov]

    $5,000
  96. Kailua Historical SocietyKailua, HI

    Unsolicited grant to kailua historical society in recognition of our longstanding commitment to kailua and to honor the memory of DR. Paul brennan [6121; NC]

    $5,000
  97. Kalaheo High SchoolKailua, HI

    To strengthen the quality of their natural resource pathway [6093; gov]

    $5,000
  98. Kalaheo High SchoolKailua, HI

    Kalaheo class of 2024 project grad [6164;PC]

    $5,000
  99. Kauai Economic Development BoardLihue, HI

    To develop high-quality island-wide advisory boards that support area high schools and the related career academies [6084; PC]

    $5,000
  100. Malama Honua Public Charter School FoundationWaimanalo, HI

    Wylf youth grant: ko kakou kuleana [6011; PC]

    $5,000
  101. Malama Honua Public Charter School FoundationWaimanalo, HI

    Wylf youth grant: malama honua PCS papa hula - malama aina [6124; PC]

    $5,000
  102. The Chamber of Commerce of HawaiiHonolulu, HI

    To support campbell complex middle school to career alignment through sector partnerships [6091; PC]

    $5,000
  103. University of Hawaii FoundationHonolulu, HI

    To support the right to read: film screening & discussion, as part of the uh better tomorrow speaker series, to raise awareness about improving literacy education based in science in hawaii. [6352; PC]

    $5,000
  104. Inspire InternationalWaipahu, HI

    To match an employee contribution [6484; PC]

    $2,500
  105. Lutheran Church Missouri SynodKaneohe, HI

    Wylf youth grant: malama 'aina - supporting our kupuna [6108; PC]

    $1,800
  106. After-School All-Stars HawaiiHonolulu, HI

    To match an employee contribution [6355; PC]

    $500
  107. University of Hawaii FoundationHonolulu, HI

    Fish pono: public education campaign for conserving coral reef herbivores [5493; PC] (amended previous amount)

    -$33
  108. The Trust for Public LandSan Francisco, CA

    To cover a portion of the purchase costs for the 45-acre "kaneohe loi" lands in luluku valley, ko'olaupoko to protect this parcel for traditional farming, aina-based educational programs, cultural restoration, and community stewardship. [5589; PC] (amended previous amount)

    -$200,000

Approved for future payment

44 grants

Approved in 2024 and not yet paid.

  1. Social Finance IncBoston, MA

    Proposal to serve as hawaii renewable learning fund manager [6086; PC]

    $550,000
  2. The Nature Conservancy of HawaiiHonolulu, HI

    To continue their decades-long work with communities and the state on maui and hawaii island, as well as initiating new work on kauai [6329; PC]

    $550,000
  3. Hawaii Community Foundation (HCF)Honolulu, HI

    Support for a second round of contributions to the holomua pooled fund whose goal is to improve marine resources management in hawaii through a suite of efforts built on four pillars: place-based planning, pono practices, monitoring, and protection & restoration [5905; PC]

    $500,000
  4. Kuaaina Ulu Auamo (kua)Kaneohe, HI

    To support and strengthen this critically important backbone organization and its three community-driven networks for ocean management in hawaii. [5598; PC]

    $500,000
  5. Manoa Heritage CenterHonolulu, HI

    Sam cooke endowed fund [4463; PC]

    $400,000
  6. University of Hawaii FoundationHonolulu, HI

    Soar higher - support for windward oahu schools to participate as a gear up 6-16 model [5173; PC]

    $264,620
  7. University of Hawaii FoundationHonolulu, HI

    To extend windward community college's groundbreaking hoolei scholarship that ensures all public school graduates in the koolau region can afford to attend community college [6140; PC]

    $225,000
  8. University of VirginiaCharlottesvle, VA

    Provide the good jobs hawaii project team with a learning and evaluation partner that can offer actionable insights and ongoing analysis of how the initiative is helping to prepare and place local residents into high-demand, well-paying jobs [5863; PC]

    $191,186
  9. Hawaii Conservation Alliance FoundationHonolulu, HI

    For the next phase of the ahupuaa accelerator, a program to expand watershed-wide community management that has expanded to 46 partners statewide. [6153; PC]

    $150,000
  10. Hawaii Hospital Education and Research Foundation (hherf)Honolulu, HI

    To retrofit doe classrooms for healthcare pathways in partnership with hawaii 3R'S, g70 and hawaii pacific health [6363; PC]

    $150,000
  11. Paepae O HeeiaKaneohe, HI

    Serving as fiscal sponsor for koolau aina aloha, to support their collective impact goals and specifically support the second phase of their aina aloha mindset competency pilot in close coordination with windward doe and their effort to recruit more schools to engage in aina-based education [6386;PC]

    $150,000
  12. Windward School DistrictKaneohe, HI

    To internally drive windward doe schools towards aina aloha mindset achievement through teacher professional development (PD) days and closer engagement between schools and aina-based education organizations. [6371; gov]

    $150,000
  13. College Summit Inc DBA PeerforwardWashington, DC

    To scale a promising peer counseling model to four additional high schools. [6267; PC]

    $121,822
  14. Hawaii Community Foundation (HCF)Honolulu, HI

    Support to ensure appropriate administration of the maui strong fund's current and expected grant expenditures totaling $192.6 million in a way that optimizes impact and transparency in the four phases of disaster, aligned with donor intent. [6262; PC]

    $100,000
  15. Hawaii Community Foundation (HCF)Honolulu, HI

    Pilina fund 2.0 [5618; PC]

    $100,000
  16. Vibrant HawaiiHilo, HI

    For vibrant hawaii to scale successful early work and establish a network of community-based climate resilience hubs in koolau. [6480; PC]

    $100,000
  17. Purple MaiaAiea, HI

    For the expansion of halau hekili, a middle college high school on the campus of windward community college. [6277; PC]

    $87,000
  18. New Teacher CenterSacramento, CA

    To work alongside the hawaii department of education in building the support and resources that enable complex area leaders to bring effective mathematics coaching to their school communities [6372; PC]

    $80,000
  19. 50CANWashington, DC

    Core organizational support for hawaiikidscan, an education advocacy organization committed to ensure that hawaii has an excellent and equitable education system [5898; PC]

    $67,500
  20. Hawaii Workforce PipelineKailua, HI

    To forge stronger connections between windward employers and public school students in the region. [6282; PC]

    $55,339
  21. Hawaii Executive CollaborativeHonolulu, HI

    Support for the rediscovering hawaii's soul initiative to create spaces where leaders from all sectors could have candid, difficult discussions to work together to take action that will create a better future for hawaii [5914; PC]

    $50,000
  22. Jim Saunders FundKailua Kona, HI

    An unsolicited grant award of $50,000 to the jim saunders fund in honor of james c. Mcintosh to support the education and well-being of children and youth in west hawaii [6487;PC]

    $50,000
  23. The Coral Reef AllianceSan Francisco, CA

    To work with a coalition of partners to catalyze cesspool conversions at a meaningful scale sufficient to meet the states 2050 goal for 100% conversion. [6122; PC]

    $50,000
  24. Project Vision HawaiiHonolulu, HI

    To provide free hearing screenings for youth as a complement to project vision hawaii's already successful vision screening program, support the transition from private funding to public reimbursement for the project, and support partner organizations in learning how to implement a similar model for dental and behavioral health screenings [5737; PC]

    $40,000
  25. Hui O Ko'olaupokoKailua, HI

    To increase coordination, response, and community involvement to fight the invasive species little fire ant in koolaupoko, with a focus on kailua and waimanalo. [6276; PC]

    $37,500
  26. Hilo High SchoolHilo, HI

    Support for post-high student transitions [6447; gov]

    $35,000
  27. Kailua High SchoolKailua, HI

    Support for post-high student transitions [6451; gov]

    $35,000
  28. Kapolei High SchoolKapolei, HI

    Support for post-high student transitions - huakai pono: guiding kapolei's youth toward their future [6454; gov]

    $35,000
  29. Kealakehe High SchoolKailua Kona, HI

    Support for post-high student transitions and stronger senior capstone projects [6475; gov]

    $35,000
  30. Molokai High and Intermediate SchoolHoolehua, HI

    Support for post-high student transitions [6448; gov]

    $35,000
  31. Waikea High SchoolHilo, HI

    Support for post-high student transitions for waiakea graduates [6465; gov]

    $35,000
  32. Malama Learning Center CorpHonolulu, HI

    To produce another eight segments for local popular cable show outside hawaii that humanizes DLNR and socializes the intentions and actions of the holomua initiative [6367;PC]

    $30,000
  33. Hawaii Afterschool AllianceHonolulu, HI

    To support a developmental evaluation of the community schools model in twelve participating public schools [5870; PC]

    $25,000
  34. Hawaii Chamber of Commerce FoundationHonolulu, HI

    To support employer collaboratives that help ensure students in hawaii are on clear pathways to high skill, high wage, in-demand careers and that help hawaii businesses have a highly skilled, local talent pipeline [6350; PC]

    $25,000
  35. University of Hawaii FoundationHonolulu, HI

    Core operating support that allows the uh economic research organization to more effectively engage with decisionmakers on important policy decisions facing our community [5847; PC]

    $25,000
  36. Center for Tomorrow's LeadersHonolulu, HI

    To strengthen the persuasive communication and writing of the roughly 300 high school students served each year [6368; PC]

    $20,000
  37. Connected the National Center for College and CareerBerkeley, CA

    Provide support to connected: the national center for college and careers to design, test and launch the first phase of a community of practice for small high schools in rural and remote regions of hawaii [5927; PC]

    $20,000
  38. Hawaii Alliance of Nonprofit OrganizationsHonolulu, HI

    To help nonprofits engage in policy, work with data to develop clearer outcomes, and develop stronger revenue streams [6378; PC]

    $20,000
  39. Hawaii Department of Education Ocid-Extended Learning BranchHonolulu, HI

    Support for hawaii department of education complex area teams to coordinate student-led student transition activities to and from middle school [6347; gov]

    $20,000
  40. University of Hawaii FoundationHonolulu, HI

    Investing in teachers, honoring student voices: the hawaii writing project young writers camp [PC; 6243]

    $12,500
  41. Collaborative Support ServicesHonolulu, HI

    General operating support for the commit to keiki initiative to educate candidates and elected officials about the importance of investing in early childhood development [6377; PC]

    $10,000
  42. Seeqs FoundationHonolulu, HI

    A one-time grant in support of seeqs public charter school to establish the "seeqs sharing hub" as a center of professional development and community connection. [6406;PC]

    $9,000
  43. Hawaii Education of the Arts Inc (hearts)Honolulu, HI

    Wylf youth grant: hearts kupuna concerts [6473; PC]

    $5,000
  44. Lutheran Church Missouri SynodKaneohe, HI

    Wylf youth grant: leaders of tomorrow: inspiring others to become a healthy community through farm-fresh ingredients [6403; PC]

    $3,200

Where the money goes

By cause: grants to organizations we matched to the IRS list of exempt organizations, by their category.

  1. Education22 grants $1,419,85852% of the total
  2. Human services4 grants $585,50021% of the total
  3. Environment11 grants $247,5009% of the total
  4. Community development5 grants $200,0007% of the total
  5. Arts and culture3 grants $150,0005% of the total
  6. Youth development2 grants $65,0002% of the total
  7. 3 other causes3 grants $67,5002% of the total

By State

Grants to organizations with a US address, latest year.

  1. Hawaii99 grants $5,485,305
  2. California5 grants $935,000
  3. District of Columbia4 grants $265,663

Officers, directors and trustees

15 people as filed

As filed on the return, with average hours per week and pay from the foundation.

  • Henry M D'olierDIRECTOR/CHAIRMAN Hours 2Pay $0
  • Dr Claire L AsamDIRECTOR Hours 0.5Pay $0
  • Dr Kittredge A BaldwinDIRECTOR Hours 0.5Pay $0
  • Corbett Ak KalamaDIRECTOR Hours 0.5Pay $0
  • Dee Jay A MailerDIRECTOR Hours 0.5Pay $0
  • James H McIntoshDIRECTOR Hours 0.5Pay $0
  • Jennifer G SabasDIRECTOR Hours 0.5Pay $0
  • T Aulani WilhelmDIRECTOR Hours 0.5Pay $0
  • Eric K YeamanDIRECTOR Hours 0.5Pay $0
  • Carlton KC AuVICE PRESIDENT OF FINANCE Hours 8Pay $55,473
  • Dennis Eric CoVICE PRESIDENT OF RESILIENCY Hours 40Pay $222,888
  • Terrence R GeorgePRESIDENT/CEO Hours 40Pay $414,566
  • Alexander HarrisVICE PRESIDENT OF PROGRAMS Hours 40Pay $221,541
  • Ann S MatsukadoTREASURER Hours 40Pay $189,023
  • Susan L SumidaSECRETARY Hours 5Pay $27,799

The return

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