Grants received by year
Every foundation grant, by year
Each line as the funder listed it on its return, newest year first, then largest.
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Dume Wolverine FoundationWoodland Hills, CA
2025
Charitable purposes of the organization
$10,000 -
Kosasa FoundationHonolulu, HI
2024
Youth `aina-based education program
$30,000 -
Dume Wolverine FoundationWoodland Hills, CA
2024
Charitable purposes of the organization
$10,000 -
The Makaainana FoundationWaianae, HI
2024
support their place-based education program which provides hands on experience for the keiki (children) to grow and prepare healthy foods, make healthy life choices, connect with their Hawaiian culture, and deepen relationships with the land and the community.
$10,000 -
First Hawaiian Bank FoundationHonolulu, HI
2024
To support the Na Keiki O Ka Aina and Ke Ala programs for students.
$5,000 -
James & Abigail Campbell Family FoundationKapolei, HI
2023
Hoa 'aina o makaha capital improvement project
$50,000 -
The Clarence TC Ching FoundationHonolulu, HI
2023
Capital improvement
$30,000 -
Dume Wolverine FoundationWoodland Hills, CA
2023
Charitable purposes of the organization
$15,000 -
The Makaainana FoundationWaianae, HI
2023
support their place-based education program which provides hands on experience for the keiki (children) to grow and prepare healthy foods, make healthy life choices, connect with their Hawaiian culture, and deepen relationships with the land and the community.
$10,000 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2023
General support
$113 -
Kosasa FoundationHonolulu, HI
2022
Support for community garden and learning center
$25,000 -
Cooke Foundation LimitedHonolulu, HI
2022
NA keiki o ka aina program and the ke ala learning center program
$20,000 -
Dume Wolverine FoundationWoodland Hills, CA
2022
Charitable purposes of the organization
$15,000 -
Hmsa FoundationHonolulu, HI
2022
Focus on community self-reliance, supporting family, and peace-making on the waianae coast.
$10,000 -
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation IncOwings Mills, MD
2022
To support hoa aina o makaha in honor of gigi coquio for his four decades of service as the founder and director of this education and health-focused nonprofit organization in rural makaha, oahu.
$5,000 -
Bank of Hawaii Charitable FDNHonolulu, HI
2022
Fruit trees distribution for arbor day (bankoh 125 trees)
$1,500 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2022
General support
$133 -
Dume Wolverine FoundationWoodland Hills, CA
2021
Charitable purposes of the organization
$10,000 -
Kosasa FoundationHonolulu, HI
2021
Operating costs
$10,000 -
The Makaainana FoundationWaianae, HI
2021
The farmers markets were closed during the pandemic and our outreach efforts were marginalized. As a result, our access to our community was greatly diminished. We realized that because of this crisis, community members were lacking access to fresh, healthy, produce. This inspired us to move forward with a new program we have named: 'u-pick'. This program invites community members to come to the farm, harvest and clean their own produce,and participate in a community planting that can be later harvested by those who planted the seedlings. U-pick has allowed us to continue our work of feeding our community fresh, healthy, fruits and vegetables, while also providing added bonuses like; stress reduction, being outdoors, connecting with others, and learning how to grow your own food.we have used the grant monies to support our u-pick program, by purchasing,seeds,soil,fertilizers,value add jars/labels,and irrigation supplies,so we could extend production and amplify our volume of produce.
$10,000 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2021
General support
$141 -
Dume Wolverine FoundationWoodland Hills, CA
2020
Charitable purposes of the organization
$10,000 -
The Makaainana FoundationWaianae, HI
2020
To help fund the continued agricultural activities of the farm which have been impacted by the covid/doe shutdown by allowing the farm to continue to feed the community and also to provide container garden kits to individual households with soil, starters, fertilizer, seedling tray, seeds, organic herbicides and a leaflet of tips and an online link for their container garden journey.
$10,000 -
Amazonsmile FoundationSeattle, WA
2020
General support
$79
About this match
Funders write a recipient’s name and address, not its EIN. We matched these grants to EIN 99-0292820 by name and ZIP code against the IRS list of exempt organizations and our list of filers. Grants we could not tie to one organization are not counted here.