Tori Abe Director of Marketing & Development Hospice Hawaii 808.791.8027 To Bring Hope, Reduce Fears, and Impact Lives. Hospice Hawaii Administrative Office: 860 Iwilei Road Honolulu, HI 96817 [email protected]
Stacey Acma Director, Annual Giving Hawaii Pacific Heatlh 808.535-7100 Hawai'i Pacific Health is a nonprofit medical system whose mission is to provide the highest quality health care and service to the people of Hawai'i and the Pacific Region. [email protected]
Monica Adams Development Administrator Bay Clinic, Inc. 808. 961-4080 [email protected]
Sandra Lee Adamson, CFRE 808.261-1800 [email protected]
Lori Admiral Associate Director of Development UH Foundation-Colleges of Arts and Sciences, UH Manoa Library 808.956-5747 Our mission is to unite our donors' passions with the University of Hawaiʻi's aspirations to benefit the people of Hawaiʻi and beyond. We do this by raising private philanthropic support, managing private investments and nurturing donor and alumni relationships. [email protected]
Leanne Aken [email protected] Nancy Aleck Executive Director Hawaii People's Fund 808.845-4800 Hawai‘i People's Fund is a publicly supported community fund established in 1972 to provide grants to progressive grassroots social change organizations working in Hawai‘i. We are a unique partnership of donors, activist grantmakers and grantees committed to positive social change and a more equitable distribution of wealth, resources and power. Hawai‘i People's Fund assists groups considered too small, too new, or too controversial by traditional funding agencies.
Hawai‘i People's Fund brings together those who want to invest in justice with those who are actively pursuing justice in a united vision for social change. Our philosophy of community- based strategic philanthropy offers a unique alternative to traditional charitable giving. Individuals who contribute to Hawai‘i People's Fund are investing in our community's future by supporting projects that seek out the root causes of social problems and pose new solutions
[email protected] Linda L. Allen Executive Director VASH Hawai'i Island 808.796-0392 mission is to share the aloha spirit with visitors affected by adversity. We do this by providing supportive services to help visitors cope with and recover from unfortunate situations. Our hope is that the story they tell upon returning home focuses on the care and love they received [email protected] Kent Anderson Executive Director Family Promise of Hawaii 808.548-7478 Our mission is to mobilize existing community resources to help families experiencing homelessness transition to sustainable independence. [email protected] Noelehua Archambault Director of Leadership Giving Punahou School 808.943-3204 Punahou School, an independent college preparatory day school founded in 1841, is located in lower Manoa Valley, a residential area of the city of Honolulu. With an enrollment of over 3,750 in grades K-12, Punahou School is the largest coeducational, independent school on a single campus in the United States. The senior class typically numbers around 425. [email protected] Lauren A. Avery Major Gifts, Grants & Foundation Relations Director The Salvation Army, Hawaiian & Pacific Islands Division 808.440-1868 The Salvation Army, an international movement, is an evangelical part of the universal Christian church. [email protected]
Dana J. Barnum, CFRE Development Director Hale Kipa, Inc. 808.589-1829 Hale Kipa provides opportunities and environments that strengthen and encourage youth, their families and communities to actualize their potential and social responsibility. [email protected]
Michelle Bartell Development Director Montessori Community School 808.522-0244 Our purpose is to educate children two to twelve years old through a non-sectarian, Montessori program which nurtures a lifelong enthusiasm for learning, encourages a commitment to the community, and fosters a stewardship of the natural world. [email protected]
Kim Bartenstein Food Drive Manager Hawaii Foodbank 808.836-3600 [email protected]
Kristi Bates Associate Director of Development University of Hawaii Foundation/Cancer Research Center of HI/John A. Burns School of Medicine 808.692-0990 [email protected]
Tiffany Benedict Marketing Specialist Hawaii Pacific Health 808.535-7671 [email protected]
Donald L. Bentz Director of Development Life Foundation 808.521-2433 To stop the spread of HIV and AIDS. To empower those affected by HIV/AIDS and maximize their quality of life. To provide leadership and advocacy in responding to the AIDS epidemic. To apply the skills and lessons learned from the AIDS epidemic to other related areas of public health or concern. [email protected]
Taylor Boyd Development Director The Outdoor Circle 808.593-0300 to keep Hawai‘i clean, green and beautiful by preserving, protecting and enhancing our environment for future generations.
Angela Britten Director of Corporate Development & Special Events Bishop Museum 808.848-4170 Serving and representing the interests of Native Hawaiians is a primary purpose of the Museum. [email protected]
James Callahan Automation Consultant Donor Tech 808.954-1799
Joni Caminos Development Assistant Pacific Forum CSIS 808.521-6745 CSIS provides strategic insights and policy solutions to decision makers in government, international institutions, the private sector, and civil society. [email protected]
Jill Takasaki Canfield Executive Director Pacific and Asian Affairs Council 808.944-7781 The Pacific and Asian Affairs Council (PAAC) is an independent, international education 501(c)3 nonprofit with a mission to promote a greater awareness and understanding of foreign affairs issues with special attention to Hawaii’s role in the Asia-Pacific region. [email protected]
Kristi Cardoso Director of Fund Development Girl Scouts of Hawaii 808.675-5516 Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place. [email protected]
Danny Casey
Senior Vice President Director of Operations Youth for Christ Hawaii 808.946-1300 YFC Hawaii carries on the legacy of the worldwide Youth For Christ movement in more than 125 countries and in more than 1,000 cities across the United States. [email protected]
Nancy Chancellor Associate Director, Institutional Advancement Hawaii Pacific University 808.544-0213
Hawai'i Pacific University (HPU) is a private, nonprofit university with a student population of approximately 7,000 undergraduate and 1,200 graduate students. HPU is one of the most culturally diverse universities in America with students from all 50 U.S. states and more than 100 countries. [email protected]
Chun Christine 808.220-8141 [email protected] Katherine Werner Ciano Executive Director North Hawaii Hospice 808.885-7547 [email protected]
C. Kent Coarsey Director of Philanthropy YMCA of Honolulu 808.541-5466 Our programs and services center around three areas of focus: Youth Development, Healthy Living and Social Responsibility [email protected]
Janet Coburn Managing Director Kahilu Theatre 808.885-6019 Responsive to cultural needs of the community, the Kahilu Theatre provides a home for the presentation, support, education and promotion of the performing arts. [email protected]
KC Collins, CFRE Director of Development Community Colleges University of Hawaii Foundation 808.956-3458 [email protected]
Cook Christina Senior Philanthrophic Services Assistant Hawaii Community Foundation 808 566-5523 The Hawai‘i Community Foundation is a public, statewide, charitable services and grantmaking organization supported by donor contributions for the benefit of Hawai‘i's people. [email protected]
Corrao Melissa Development Coordinator Bay Clinic, Inc. 808 961-4084 [email protected]
Correa Ululani S. Executive Director Maui Memorial Medical Center Foundation 808 242-2632 It exists to raise funds in order to support MMMC in its mission, development, and provision of medical care. Maui Memorial is the only full-service, acute care hospital on Maui with sister hospitals located in Kula and the island of Lanai. [email protected]
Cox, M.S, Ed. Christina President KCAA Preschools of Hawaii 808 941-9414 At KCAA, we provide a nurturing environment that encourages your child to explore, learn and grow. Our unique curriculum fosters a love of learning and engages children in the learning process. [email protected]
Cristofori Marilyn Chief Executive Officer Hawaii Arts Alliance 808
Building community by enriching lives through the advancement, education and celebration of the arts in Hawaii. [email protected]
Davis Caroline Bond
Let's Get It Together 808 349-1874
Dayton Iwalani Director of Development Shriners Hospitals for Children(R)--Honolulu 808 951-3609 Shriners Hospitals for Children® — Honolulu is a 24-bed pediatric orthopaedic hospital, providing care for children with bone, joint and neuromuscular conditions in Hawaii and throughout the Asia/Pacific region. The Honolulu hospital serves a geographic area larger than the continental United States, sharing its aloha spirit with children from such locations as American Samoa, Chuuk, Fiji, Guam, Kosrae, Pohnpei, and Saipan. [email protected]
Dimock Anne Development Director Kaua'i Habitat for Humanity 808 335-0296 Honolulu Habitat for Humanity is a local affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International, with its own 501(c)(3) nonprofit status. Honolulu Habitat was founded in 1988 and has completed 64 homes since then. We have recently completed our 65th home in Waialua, our first on the North Shore, and are planning our Dedication ceremony. [email protected]
Duckworth Sarah Gift Coordinator Hospice of Hilo 808 969-1733 Hospice of Hilo is a private, non-profit 501(c) 3 agency. We have been serving the east and south portions of Island of Hawai`i since 1983. Hospice of Hilo is Medicare certified. We are members in good standing of the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization and of the Hawai`i Island United Way. [email protected]
Earles David Principal Capacity Plus 808 282-7600 CapacityPlus serves partner countries and multilaterals by offering state-of-the-art expertise, models, tools, training, and analyses adapted to each context. These services help countries move closer to having the right health worker in the right place with the right skills and support. The project works with public, nonprofit, faith-based, and for-profit organizations contributing to better human resources for health. [email protected]
Echito Randy Executive Director Friends of the Children's Justice Center of Maui 808 986-8634 The mission statement for the Friends of the Children’s Justice Center of Maui, Inc., (FCJC) is to provide assistance to abused and neglected children, to promote prevention of child abuse and neglect, and to support the Children’s Justice Center of Maui. [email protected]
Edwards Daryl Assistant Development Director Island School 808 246-0233 Island School’s mission is to prepare our students to live productive, fulfilling lives as confident, responsible life-long learners and contributing members of society; to express fully the talents of our faculty and administration through a challenging curriculum that prepares students for successful higher education; to provide a safe, nurturing environment that fosters creativity, critical thinking, initiative, and respect for self and others. [email protected]
Eleniki Sister William Marie Chief Administrator of Foundation St. Francis Healthcare System 808 547-8035 We are a Catholic Healthcare System in Hawaii, sponsored by the Sisters of St. Francis, committed to creating healthy communities in the Spirit of Christ’s Healing Ministry. [email protected]
Evans Joseph CFO Research Institute for Hawaii.USA 808 591-5912 Research Institute for Hawaii.USA coordinates, sponsors and supports a few select conferences and educational events in Hawaii, including lectures, symposiums, workshops, public forums and recognition award presentations. [email protected]
Ezuka Linda Lewis Development Director Holy Nativity School 808 373-3232 Holy Nativity School is dedicated to excellence in education within a small and personalized environment. Built upon the qualities of respect and inclusion as exemplified in the Episcopal tradition, Holy Nativity School values each child’s individuality as it develops principled citizens who recognize their role in a global community.
[email protected] Fischlowitz-Leong
Barbara Executive Director Assistive Technology Resource Center of Hawaii 808 532-7110
As a resource center, ATRC's mission is to link persons with technology and as such, ATRC will utilize demonstrations, outreach, technical assistance, public awareness, device loans and trials, financial loans and other programs to meet that mission. ATRC unbiased opinion regarding Assistive Technology provides the community with a broader overview of what is available and how it works.
Florino Stephen Communications Coordinator Maryknoll School 808 952-7315
Maryknoll School is Oahu’s largest coeducational, Catholic School serving students from kindergarten through grade 12, enrolling nearly 1,400 students of diverse ethnic, geographic and socioeconomic backgrounds. Our Catholic learning environment is designed to support all our students, nearly half of whom are not Catholic. [email protected]
Fordham Kikilia Director of Alumni Relations Punahou School 808 944-5740 Punahou School, an independent college preparatory day school founded in 1841, is located in lower Manoa Valley, a residential area of the city of Honolulu. With an enrollment of over 3,750 in grades K-12, Punahou School is the largest coeducational, independent school on a single campus in the United States. The senior class typically numbers around 425. [email protected]
Fortuno Leilani Institutional Advancement Information Coordinator 'Iolani School 808 943-2253 'Iolani School is a culturally diverse, co-educational, college preparatory school for over 1800 students in grades K - 12 founded upon Christian values. Academic excellence and personal growth flourish in an atmosphere that is challenging and competitive, yet caring and nurturing. Through dynamic and personalized instruction in a multitude of disciplines, 'Iolani develops liberally educated, well-rounded individuals who are well prepared for college and ready to assume their responsibilities as active, moral citizens. [email protected]
Foye, MPH Thomas J. Director, Office of Planning and Development Papa Ola Lokahi 808 597-6550 To improve the health status and wellbeing of Native Hawaiians and others by advocating for, initiating and maintaining culturally appropriate strategic actions aimed at improving the physical, mental and spiritual health of Native Hawaiians and their ‘ohana (families) and empowering them to determine their own destinies. [email protected]
Fujita Jenny Partner Fujita & Miura Public Relations 808 245-3677 Fujita & Miura Public Relations is a full-service public relations firm and is one of Hawaii’s top 15 PR companies, according to Pacific Business News. Partners, Jenny Fujita and Joy Miura Koerte, form a diverse and synergistic communications team poised to serve you. Fujita is mainland U.S. born and raised and a seasoned public relations professional. Koerte is a fifth generation Kauai resident with strong local business roots and a formal public relations education. FMPR’s Competitive Edge ensures unequalled service. [email protected]
Fukeda Mark Director of Development-College of Education University of Hawaii Foundation 808 956-7988
Gamiao Lloree Alumni Relations Coordinator Maryknoll School 808 952-7313
Gannon Virginia Philanthrophic Services Officer Hawaii Community Foundation 808 242-6184 101 [email protected]
Gonda Deanna Executive Director Ke Ola Hou 808 206-4810 To develop each child's talents and abilities to become community leaders and world changers
To provide a safe place (pu'uhonua) for Hawaii's keiki in at risk situations
To end destructive cycles in ohana and communities
To perpetuate healthy cultural practices and pass on traditional knowledge that encourages personal identity and self worth
To empower youth and encourage self determination & personal responsibility enabling them to impact their future, their environments and promote social justice
To improve social behavior by teaching youth healthy interpersonal & relational skills
To create community collaborations that provide resources for our young people and their ohana [email protected]
Golis Kimberly
Waipahu Aloha Club 808 5574-5523 The Waipahu Aloha Club is a program that supports the mission, vision and goal of the Waipahu Aloha Clubhouse through fundraising, employment and educational efforts. [email protected]
Golis-Yamamoto Angie Development and Marketing Specialist Easter Seals Hawai'i 808 529-1729
Easter Seals Hawaii provides exceptional services to ensure that all people with disabilities or special needs and their families have equal opportunities to live, learn work and play in their communities.
Easter Seals Hawaii has been serving special needs children, youth and adults for over 60 years. We provide more than 500,000 house of direct service annually to individuals and families across the state.
All funds raised by Easter Seals Hawaii remain in Hawaii and help us carry on our tradition of creating solutions and changing lives.
Gowensmith
Debora
Director
Hawaii Community Stewardship Network 808
The Hawai`i Community Stewardship Network (HCSN), or Ka `Ahahui Hoa`aina O Ke Kaiaulu Hawai`i, empowers Hawaii's communities to improve their quality of life through caring for their natural heritage. HCSN help communities in Hawai`i who request their assistance to identify and achieve their goals for managing the natural heritage of the places they live [email protected]
Grain Merrie Carol
808 393-3039
Grant Kit Director of Outreach & Development ACLU of Hawaii 808 522-5904 Our mission is to uphold and defend the civil liberties granted in the Bill of Rights of the United States Constitution and the extension of those rights granted in the Hawai'i State Constitution. The ACLU of Hawai‘i has served the state since 1965. [email protected]
Grant, CFRE Monica VP of Resource Development YMCA of Honolulu 808 541-5473 The YMCA of Honolulu is a fellowship dedicated to putting Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all, youth healthy living and social responsibility. [email protected]
Gray Travis N. Director of Community Colleges Development University of Hawaii Foundation 808 341-9269
Grupenhoff Astrid Advancement Coordinator Haleakala Waldorf School 808 878-2511 Haleakala Waldorf School is a fully accredited, 37 year old independent school providing education to Maui’s children from infancy through eighth grade. Our spirited teachers offer a dynamic, arts based, experiential curriculum that cultivates academic excellence and nurtures your child’s highest expression as a human being.
Haig Christopher President Research Institute of Hawaii.USA 808 591-1912 RIHi.USA encourages and supports conferences and programs to better inform citizens of Hawaii about US constitutional government and rights.
Research Institute for Hawaii.USA endeavors to find relevant solutions to today’s complex problems with regard for US policy reviews, objective research and analysis. [email protected]
Hall Dawn A. Development Director Maui Humane Society 808 877-3680 The Maui Humane Society is committed to building lifelong bonds between people and animals through education, community outreach and the prevention of cruelty.
Hart Gayle S. Interim Director of Development/Parent Coordinator Seabury Hall 808 573-0068 Seabury Hall is an independent school affiliated with the Episcopal Church designed to:
prepare students for successful college and university work;
move students to develop mind, body, and soul;
cause students to realize their responsibility to community. [email protected]
Hayashi Denise Principal Denise Hayashi Consulting, LLC 808 386-2538 Denise Hayashi Consulting, LLC is a Hawaii-based company that provides non-profit and for-profit organizations with business development, fund development, marketing, government affairs, public relations and community relations strategies to ensure their future through sustainable growth and capacity. [email protected]
Hayashida Glen K. CEO National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii 808 589-5970 The mission of the National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii, a major voluntary health organization, is to prevent kidney and urinary tract diseases, to improve the health and well- being of individuals and families affected by these diseases, and to increase the availability of all organs and tissue for transplantation in Hawaii. [email protected] \ Heimerdinger Jane Rolfing Director of Institutional Advancement 'Iolani School 808 943-2325
Herbig Robyn PCNC Kalaheo Elementary School 808 332-6801 We are a dedicated group of educators who are committing our lives to providing your child with a nurturing environment where they can learn and excel to reach their full potential as students and more importantly as human beings. [email protected]
Herrera Alfred J. President The Children's Alliance of Hawaii 808 599-2955 The Children’s Alliance of Hawaii desires to positively impact the lives of sexually abused children in our community, through successful partnerships and programs designed to leave a lasting legacy of healing, encouragement and optimism. [email protected]
Higa Roger Fund Development Director Big Brothers Big Sisters of Honolulu 808 695-4571 Our Mission is to help children reach their potential through one-to-one relationships with mentors that have a measurable impact on youth. [email protected]
Hikuroa Desiree Director of Communications Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center 808 697-3516 To make available to all residents of the Waianae District, complete comprehensive health and related human services. [email protected]
Hill Suzanne L.
808 882-4436
Ho Patrice Director of Development & Institutional Advancement Hanahau'oli School 808 949-6461 Hanahau`oli is dedicated to educational excellence by making learning exciting, challenging and enjoyable. It validates childhood, children's interests and the way children learn as a foundation for life-long learning. Hanahau`oli is committed to learning by doing. It integrates the essential skills and concepts of the basic disciplines. It promotes critical and creative thinking, and emphasizes the important role of the arts as an expression of self and culture. The learning environment also integrates school life with the home and world, and encourages partnerships within the community.
The Hanahau`oli child develops as a unique individual, with a deep sense of groundedness, demonstrated by a respect and responsibility to self and others, within a diverse, changing and global society.
Hoe Sherry Founder/President Animal Sanctuary of the Pacific 808 823-8883
We are a non profit group of animal lovers that strive to give a quality of life to all animals within our reach.
We are proactive and have begun our work by creating a care and feeding program for feral cats.
We place unwanted animals into loving homes whenever possible.
We counsel those who seek information on animal care and handling.
Most importantly, we maintain a no kill philosophy in our animal care philosophy. [email protected]
Hong Kathleen W. Director of Philanthropy National Tropical Botanical Garden 808 346-1093 The mission of the National Tropical Botanical Garden is to enrich life through discovery, scientific research, conservation, and education by perpetuating the survival of plants, ecosystems, and cultural knowledge of tropical regions. [email protected] Hunt
Gayle Haunani Communications/Resource Management Director West Hawaii Community Health Center 808 326-3894 Our mission is to make quality, comprehensive, and integrated health services accessible to all regardless of income. These services will be culturally sensitive and will promote community well-being through the practice of malama pono (caring for others in a way that is right). [email protected]
Imamura Celeste Development Coordinator Catholic Charities Hawaii 808 537-6321
We are a community of hope that promotes the dignity of each person by helping them empower themselves. We provide a wide range of social services with compassion and a commitment to excellence. Through our programs and our advocacy for social justice, we lovingly serve all people, especially those with the greatest need.
In the Hawaiian spirit of ‘ohana, we join with parishes, agencies, and community groups
Jayne Karen Executive Director Imua Family Services 808 244-7467 Imua Family Services' mission is to provide comprehensive early childhood development services to children and their families with the support and resources needed to achieve their full potential in life. [email protected]
Jones Jeffrie L. Director of Development UH Foundation-John A. Burns School of Medicine 808 692-0873
Joseph Cori Philanthrophic Services Officer Hawaii Community Foundation 808 566-5525
Kai Pi'ilani Development Director Waimanalo Health Center 808 954-7120 The Waimānalo Health Center is a community-based non-profit corporation dedicated to improving the quality of life for the people of Hawai`i nei by providing ready access to primary and preventative holistic health services. [email protected]
Kane Diane Associate Director of Philanthropy The Nature Conservancy of Hawaii 808 537-4508 The mission of The Nature Conservancy is to preserve the plants, animals and natural communities that represent the diversity of life on Earth by protecting the lands and waters they need to survive. [email protected]
Katagiri Lisa Ann Administrative Assistant KCAA Preschools of Hawaii 808 941-9414 We provide a variety of developmentally appropriate learning experiences that address physical, emotional, social, linguistic, aesthetic, and cognitive growth. We encourage children to pursue their own interests in the context of life in the community and world
Kauahi, CFRE Polly Director of Fund Development Hawaii Foodbank 808 836-3600 "The people of Hawaii are one ohana. The Hawaii Foodbank provides food so that no one in our family goes hungry. We work to gather food and support from our communities. We then distribute food through charitable agencies to those in need. Our mission is from the heart, and we will fulfill our mission with integrity, humanity and aloha." [email protected]
Kawamura Maile Director of Institutional Advancement Academy of the Pacific 808 595-6359 The Academy of the Pacific provides a nurturing, personalized educational experience that addresses each student's unique needs and abilities unmet in conventional classrooms. By providing a regular education program within a small classroom environment, AOP challenges students to expand their boundaries, realize their innate potential and develop into responsible and contributing citizens. [email protected]
Keene John C. Foundation Programs Director St. Francis Healthcare Foundation of Hawaii 808 547-8032
Keliikoa, CFRE Denice Director of Development Waikiki Community Center 808 923-1802 Waikiki Community Center provides multigenerational programs and social services for families, senior adults and children who live, work and visit Waikiki. [email protected]
Kjeldsen Jody Kono Executive Director Poipu Beach Resort Association 808 742-7444
Knapp, CFRE Janice Nillias Coordinator of Major Gifts & Planned Giving Hospice Hawaii 808 791-8046
Kozlovich Beth-Ann Director of Development American Lung Association of Hawaii 808 537-5966 The American Lung Association in Hawaii (ALAH) strives to reach this goal by delivering customer-driven quality programs to fight lung disease, developing the financial base to support these activities, and engaging the commitment of our community. [email protected]
Kraughto Keith State Development Director-Hawaiian Islands Program The Trust for Public Land 808 524-8694 Protecting land close to home remains at the heart of TPL's mission, which now ecompasses protection of land from the inner city to the wilderness—including greenways, forests, wetlands, coastlines, ridgetops, prairies, and working farms and ranches. Our work includes acquiring land for conservation, helping communities raise funds for new parks and protected areas, creating conservation plans using GIS technology, and designing and constructing new parks and playgrounds. [email protected]
Kue-Morris Doua Development Director Pacific and Asian Affairs Council 808 944-7783 The Pacific and Asian Affairs Council (PAAC) is an independent, international education 501(c)3 nonprofit with a mission to promote a greater awareness and understanding of foreign affairs issues with special attention to Hawaii’s role in the Asia-Pacific region. [email protected]
Kuwahara Nicole Fund Development Administrator Palama Settlement 808 845-3945 Palama Settlement's mission is to provide facilities, services and programs to support, improve and positively enhance the cultural, social, educational, physical and emotional well being of the individuals, families, and surrounding communities. [email protected]
La'a Eric L. Development Officer Hawaii Baptist Academy 808 533-7094 Hawaii Baptist Academy's motto is "Christ for every nation," and since 1949 the school has stayed true to this Christian mission of preparing young people in Hawai`i to honor God with their lives. [email protected]
Lai Alethea Development Director Kahilu Theatre 808 885-7936 Responsive to cultural needs of the community, the Kahilu Theatre provides a home for the presentation, support, education and promotion of the performing arts. [email protected]
Lampe Susan E. K.
808 373-3473
Landrum Annie Director of Development & Alumnae Affairs La Pietra-Hawaii School for Girls 808 922-2744 La Pietra offers an outstanding college-preparatory education to girls in grades six to twelve. The school's academic and co-curricular programs foster intellectual curiosity, leadership, creativity, self-confidence, respect and service to others in an environment dedicated to girls' highest and best aspirations. [email protected]
Langeslay Lillian M. Administrative Assistant Saint Louis School 808 922-2744 Our mission is to educate for Formation in Faith, to provide an integral, quality education, to education in family spirit, to educate for adaptation and change, to educate for service, justice and peace. [email protected]
Lauer Budd Annual Giving Program Director USS Missouri Memorial Association 808 455-1600 Our mission is to create and maintain a fitting memorial to the people and historic events reflecting our nation’s legacy of duty, honor, strength, resolve and sacrifice [email protected]
Lawrence Cindy President Coconut Wireless 808
Lee, MBA Liza C. Director of Institutional Advancement Saint Louis School 808 739-4774
Lentz Mary Ann A. Development Director & Society Relations Director Mission Houses Museum 808 447-3922 The Mission Houses Museum, a National Historic Landmark, is the primary program of the Hawaiian Mission Children's Society, a non-profit educational institution and genealogical society. The Museum interprets the "missionary period" of Hawaiian history, 1820-1863, which is fundamental to an understanding of contemporary Hawai‘i. [email protected]
Lenz Heidi Loretta Administrative Director Research Institute of Hawaii.USA 808 591-1912
Leslie Lorraine Director of Development Central Union Church Preschool & Kindergarten 808 440-3005
Central Union Church Preschool and Kindergarten is a Christian based early childhood program that promotes spiritual, cognitive, socio-emotional and physical growth in a nurturing environment and provides a solid foundation for early learning. Its program of educating the whole child promotes a life-long enthusiasm for learning and provides a smooth transition from home to school.
It promotes the value of early childhood education throughout the community and provides for the on-going growth of its faculty and parent community.
Liu, CFRE Keawe Director of Advancement Hawaii Preparatory Academy 808 881-4049
Look, CFRE Patti Principal The FundDevelopment Group 808 738-5770 [email protected]
Lorraine Kay Executive Director Hawaii Women's Business Center 808 526-1001
Luck Jennifer Executive Director Kauai Public Land Trust 808 346-9419
Lum Elizabeth Executive Vice President Creative Fundraising Associates, Inc. 808 295-2047 We specialize in customizing a wide range of consulting options into an individualized development package appropriate for your organization's needs and budget. From capital campaigns to development consulting and grants preparation, CFR Associates covers the spectrum of services required by non-profits today. [email protected]
MacLaughlin Cordy D. Director of Institutional Advancement Maui Community College University of Hawaii Foundation 808 984-3471
Marble Lynelle Philanthrophic Services Officer Hawai'i Community Foundation 808 566-5564
Martos Uri Philanthropic Services Assistant Hawaii Community Foundation 808 245-4585 102 [email protected]
Mastrantonio, CFRE Elizabeth (Betty) Financial Development Director American Red Cross Hawaii State Chapter 808 739-8108
Mauliola Melissa Lokelani Development Director Habitat for Humanity Maui 808 893-0334
[email protected] Mayfield Janet L. Chief Operating Officer & Chief Financial Officer National Tropical Botanical Garden 808 332-7324 244 [email protected]
Mazzei Cara Finance Director Caldwell for Mayor 808 349-9808
Messina Michael Director of Development Pacific Forum 808 521-6745
Miho Mariko Sr. Director of Development for Community Colleges University of Hawaii Foundation 808 956-7983
Mikami Judy Director of Resource Development Na Pu'uwai Native Hawaiian Health Care System 808 560-3653
Na Pu´uwai has developed a healthcare system for Molokai and Lanai that offers the following services: Dental Education for Elementary School children
Cancer Awareness Education and Prevention
Promotion of the traditional Hawaiian Diet/Healing Practices
Healthy Nutrition Educational Classes
HIV/AIDS Education and Prevention
Asthma Education and Management
Fit for Life
Women's Health Education, Breast/Cervical Screening Clinics
Tobacco and Smoking Awareness
Diabetes Education and Prevention
Cardiovascular Risk Disease Education, Cardiovascular Risk Clinic Screening (CRC)
CPR Education and Training Center
Hearing and Screening for Elementary School Children
Podiatry Evaluation and Education
Rural/Health Outreach Grant Program
Miller, M.P.H. Ann E. Executive Director Aloha Medical Mission 808 847-3400 The Aloha Medical Mission (AMM) is a secular, nonprofit volunteer organization based in Honolulu, Hawai‘i, that provides healthcare services to and promotes the social welfare of the underserved peoples in the Pacific, Asia and Hawai‘i. [email protected]
Molina Stacy Database & System Admin USS Missouri Memorial Association 808 455-1600 231 [email protected]
Moncada Juan Deputy Director Coalition For A Tobacco-Free Hawaii 808 959-1311
Moore Laurie C. Director of Development Arizona Memorial Museum Association 808 487-3327 The U.S.S. Arizona Memorial Museum is the final resting place for many of the ship’s 1,177 crewmen who lost their lives on December 7, 1941. Visit includes a twenty-minute documentary film and a shuttle boat ride to the memorial which spans the mid-portion of the sunken battleship. [email protected]
Moore Melanie Director of Development Life Foundation 808 521-2437 To stop the spread of HIV and AIDS. To empower those affected by HIV/AIDS and maximize their quality of life. To provide leadership and advocacy in responding to the AIDS epidemic. To apply the skills and lessons learned from the AIDS epidemic to other related areas of public health or concern. [email protected]
Moran Kara B. Development Director Honolulu Theatre for Youth 808 839-9885 Inspiring our communities to dream and dare
Honolulu Theatre for Youth (HTY) produces professional theatre and drama education programs that make a difference in the lives of young people, families and educators in the state of Hawai‘i.
HTY believes that drama education and theatre are unique, socially-based education and art forms that help their participants and audiences walk in the shoes of others, allowing them to expand their imaginations, enrich their lives and discover the infinite possibilities in the world. HTY works towards a future for Hawai‘i in which people are culturally literate and imaginative, are critical thinkers and inventive problem solvers, with a respect for history and a sense of place in a complex world.
Moran Lacy E. Development Officer Assets School 808 440-3621 Assets School is an independent school for gifted and/or dyslexic children which provides an individualized, integrated learning environment. Assets’ environment empowers these children to maximize their potential and find their places as lifelong learners in school and society. [email protected]
Morgan Barb Sr. Director, Legacy Planning Punahou School 808 944-5845
Morris James R. Executive Assistant to the President Saint Louis School 808 739-4734
Morris Mike Chief Executive Officer Maui Family YMCA 808 242-9007
Morris Ouida Yvonne Director of Development & Communications Maryknoll School 808 952-7310
Moses Mike Director of Alumni Relations 'Iolani School 808 943-2309
Mullally Nina B. Membership Coordinator The Contemporary Museum 808 237-5219 TCM's mission is to develop public appreciation and understanding of contemporary art through exhibition and education programs, through the collection and preservation of art since 1940, and to preserve and maintain the historic Cooke-Spalding, Cooke-Peterson, and Cooke-Johnson residences and surrounding gardens for the enjoyment and enrichment of Hawaii's residents and visitors. [email protected]
Musick William C. Principal Tower Hill Resources 808 942-0405 Bill Musick, Principal Consultant, founded Tower Hill Resources (THR) in order to help public benefit organizations maximize their potential as they make decisions at key junctures in their organization’s life. The practice focuses on excellence in Board Development, Ethics and Accountability, Strategic Positioning, and Hospice Care Centers. [email protected]
Nakamatsu Jo Ann Manager, Development Kuakini Foundation 808 547-9296 Kuakini Foundation is responsible for the fundraising activities of Kuakini Health System, parent organization of the Foundation and three other not-for-profit subsidiaries: Kuakini Medical Center; Kuakini Geriatric Care, Inc., and Kuakini Support Services, Inc. Donations and contributions received by Kuakini are not used for any type of operational costs such as salaries, benefits and supplies. Kuakini does not sell or share our donor mailing lists with other organizations. [email protected]
Nakamura Carlayna Director of Development Hale Makua 808 871-9271
Excellence in Healthcare in Our Home and Yours
Hale Makua Health Services continues to grow and expand to meet the changing needs of the Maui community. We now serve people of all ages and provide healthcare services at our locations in Kahului and Wailuku, as well as in the comfort of our clients' homes. In a time where the demands on the healthcare industry continue to increase as Baby Boomers age, we are continuously striving to be a premier provider of excellent home- and community- based healthcare services. [email protected]
Nakano Denise Associate Director of Development Honolulu Academy of Arts 808 532-3671 The Honolulu Academy of Arts is dedicated to the collection, preservation, interpretation, and teaching of the visual arts, and the presentation of exhibitions, films and videos, performing arts, and public programs specifically relevant to Hawai’i’s ethnically diverse community. [email protected]
Nakashima Guy Michael Director of Foundation Relations National Tropical Botanical Garden 808 332-7324
Nakata Unyong Associate Director of Development UH Foundation-Shidler College of Business 808 956-3597
Nickell Abigail Executive Director Save the Food Basket 808 744-6377 Save the FoodBasket's mission is to provide low income individuals and families living with HIV/AIDS on Oahu with nourishing food and aloha, a community to thrive in, and a way to empower themselves and others. [email protected]
O'Connell Ka'ili Director of Development Mid-Pacific Institute 808 973-5051 Mid-Pacific Institute-- a preschool through high school, college-preparatory community founded on Christian values-- nurtures and challenges students to develop intellectual, emotional, artistic, spiritual and physical strengths to become compassionate and responsible lifelong learners and global citizens. [email protected]
O'Donnell Adrianna Director of Development & Public Relations Waikiki Health Center 808 791-9331
Okahara Dee Vice President Aloha United Way 808 543-2204 To improve lives, motivate people to help others, increase resources to meet needs and inspire collective solutions to community problems. [email protected]
Ornellas Rick Director of Development Saint Francis School 808 628-3716 the mission of Saint Francis School is to provide a "Quality Catholic Education in a Spirit of Joy!" Away from the city in beautiful Manoa valley, adjacent to the University of Hawai’i, the Christian atmosphere and philosophy of the school provide a great moral and spiritual foundation for its students. [email protected]
Oshiro Susan Chapter Administrator Association of Fundraising Professionals 808 626-6755 The Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) is the professional association of individuals responsible for generating philanthropic support for a wide variety of nonprofit, charitable organizations. Founded in 1960, AFP (formerly the National Society of Fund Raising Executives) advances philanthropy through its nearly 30,000 members in more than 205 chapters throughout the world. [email protected]
Pa Anela Program Co-Director Ho'omana, Inc. 808 626-6755
Perkins Kathleen A. Director of Institutional Advancement
St. Andrew's Priory
808 532-2441 St. Andrew's Priory School will fulfill Queen Emma's vision for women by providing them an academically challenging Christian environment where they can develop respect, resourcefulness, and responsibility. [email protected]
Peters-Nguyen Diane VP, Institutional Advancement Chaminade University 808 735-4761 Chaminade University offers its students an education in a collaborative learning environment that prepares them for life, service and successful careers. Guided by its Catholic, Marianist and liberal arts educational traditions, Chaminade encourages the development of moral character, personal competencies, and a commitment to build a just and peaceful society. The University offers both the civic and church communities of the Pacific region its academic and intellectual resources in the pursuit of common aims. [email protected]
Peterson Deborah
Montessori School of Maui 808 573-0374 The Montessori School of Maui provides a comprehensive curriculum from early childhood into adolescence that employs a collaborative learning environment to stimulate a student's critical thinking skills, to cultivate an inquisitive mind, and to empower children to actively participate in the rapidly changing environment of the twenty first century. [email protected]
Pinard Diana L. Director National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii 808 589-5961 5961 [email protected]
Radkey Jill Byus Development Director Historic Hawaii Foundation 808 523-2900 The purpose of the Foundation shall be to preserve and encourage the preservation of historic buildings, objects, communities and sites relating to the history of Hawai‘i; to promote awareness of and respect for all that is historically significant and architecturally distinctive in our State; and through these efforts, to keep alive and intact for the enrichment of present and future generations the inherent beauty of the Hawaiian Islands and its unique historic role in the development of the Pacific Basin.
Rand Laura Kay Vice President of Corporate Services Goodwill Industries of Hawaii 808 792-8562
Reed-Kameda Kathy Development Director Hospice Maui 808 244-5555
Regan Ute Consultant
808 531-7656
Rice Marlene Development Director Maui Food Bank 808 531-7656
Rich Jessica Lani President/Executive Director Visitor Aloha Society of Hawaii 808 926-8274
Richards Sarah M. President Hawaii Theatre Center 808 791-1303
Richardson Lori R. Sr. Associate Director of Philanthropy The Nature Conservancy; Hawaii, Palmyra & Pacific 808 587-6236
Rigg Doug Advancement Officer Punahou School 808 944-3579
Rizzo Anne Marie
808 343-8884
Robinson Michael President Kapiolani Health Foundation 808 535-7100 The mission of the Kapiʻolani Health Foundation is to improve the health of Hawaiʻiʼs people through funding of medical care, equipment, health education and research at Kapiʻolani Medical Center for Women & Children and Pali Momi Medical Center. [email protected] Saarnio
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Suzanne M. Advancement Officer Punahou School 808 944-3587
Sauder, CFRE Ron L. Legacy Planning Associate Punahou School 808 945-2421
Schiff Mariette Lissa Director of Annual Giving & Stewardship Punahou School 808 944-3580
Schiffer Joyce Executive Director Neighborhood Place of Kona 808 331-8777 Our mission is to ensure the well being of children and families by promoting environments of peace and safety. [email protected]
Schmidt Sue Admissions/Development Director Montessori School of Maui 808 573-7568
Shain Barry Partner Myerberg Shain & Associates 808 735-7022 The Shain Group’s Total Financial Resource Development philosophy is applied to maximize the involvement of a client organization’s staff, volunteers and contributors to plan and implement successful financial campaigns. The firm provides services in major gift, capital and planned giving and endowment campaigns as well as in the development of feasibility/marketing studies and leadership recruitment and training. [email protected]
Shain Marley A. Assistant Director of Annual Giving Hawaii Pacific Health 808 535-7100
Sheehan Cyndi Marketing & Development Coordinator Hospice Hawai'i 808 791-8011
Shiba Margaret Sr. Director of Development University of Hawaii at Hilo 808 933-0829
Shimabukuro Chris Development Director 'Iolani School 808 943-2256
Shimabukuro Claire Executive Director Hawaii Meals on Wheels 808 988-6747 Hawaii Meals on Wheels, Inc. is dedicated to helping Oahu’s elders and individuals with disabilities preserve their independence at home. We do this primarily by providing hot, nutritious meals and regular personal interaction with those we serve. [email protected]
Shin Aileen Director of Development Catholic Charities Hawaii 808 527-4822
Sizemore Connie Development Director Family Programs Hawaii 808 521-9531
We strengthen youth and families in the child welfare system through high quality preventive and support services.
Sotomura Colleen Vice President of Institutional Advancement Punahou School 808 944-3578
Spierings Norma Fund Development/ Community Relations Director Parents And Children Together 808 847-3285 The mission of Parents And Children Together is to promote and support healthy individuals, families and communities by creating opportunities for them to identify and address their own strengths needs and concerns and successfully realize their potential. [email protected]
Stern Kalei Vice President & Executive Director Ke Ali’i Pauahi Foundation 808 534-3969
Sumner Karen Director of Development Honolulu Academy of Arts 808 532-8714
Takakuwa Kathryn K. Development Coordinator Pacific Buddhist Academy 808 723-0252 To prepare students for college through academic excellence; to enrich their lives with Buddhist values; and to develop their courage to nurture peace. [email protected]
Tang Alan President & CEO Olomana Marketing 808 550-0043 Olomana Marketing LLC is an award-winning, full-service, integrated business consulting, marketing, brand management and communications firm serving businesses, government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and trade and industry associations [email protected]
Tenney, CFRE, EMBA Sarah Vice President of Development USS Missouri Memorial Association 808 455-1600 244 [email protected]
Tiwanak Mary Juanita Programs Director Tiwanak Associates Hawaii, LLC 808 486-3833 Our Mission Statement is straightforward –“To provide customized strategic and transitional administrative management consulting services to small and medium-size not-for-profit organizations within and outside the State of Hawaii ”. [email protected]
Tjapkes Greg Development Officer Hina Mauka 808 236-2600 The Mission of Hina Mauka is to provide prevention, treatment and recovery services to individuals, families and communities touched by alcoholism, chemical dependency and related challenges. [email protected]
Tokumura, ACFRE, APR S. Sanae President Solid Concepts, Inc. 808 722-0425
Tomoso, LSW John A.H. Executive Director Hui No Ke Ola Pono 808 442-6801 The mission of Hui No Ke Ola Pono is to improve the health status of Native Hawaiians by empowering the present and future generations to be their own health advocates. Hui No Ke Ola Pono serves as a “bridge” to the Native Hawaiian community by integrating medical care with traditional Hawaiian values, beliefs and practices. Although our mission is focused on the Native Hawaiian community, Hui No ke Ola Pono does not turn anyone away. [email protected]
Tong Kristy K. Vice President for Institutional Advancement Mid-Pacific Institute 808 973-5016
Torres Bran-Dee Development Administrator Ke Ali'i Pauahi Foundation 808 523-6222 The mission of Ke Aliʻi Pauahi Foundation is to support the mission of Kamehameha Schools by seeking and developing new and diverse sources of income to support the ever- increasing educational needs and goals of people of Hawaiian ancestry. [email protected]
Ulveling Margi Associate Vice President, Institutional Advancement Hawai'i Pacific University 808 544-0273
Van Duyne Kerri B. Assistant Vice President, Manoa Leadership Gifts University of Hawaii Foundation 808 956-2299
Varde, CFRE Lisa Director of Development Maui Arts & Cultural Center 808 242-2787 236 lisa@mauiarts
Vuchnich Donna President/Chief Executive University of Hawaii Foundation 808
Watanabe Brandi Director of Annual Giving Chaminade University of Hawaii 808 739-4646
Watanabe Suzanne Director of Development Hawaii Opera Theatre 808 596-7372
Weible Rev. Diane Associate Conference Minister for Stewardship Hawai'i Conference UCC 808 791-5633 The Hawai'i Conference United Church of Christ is 130 churches on six islands, divided into five associations: Hawaii Island, Kaua’i, Tri-Isle, O’ahu and the Association of Hawaiian Evangelical Churches (AHEC). The Hawaii Conference is one of 38 regional conferences throughout the United States in covenant with each other to form the United Church of Christ. [email protected]
Williams Ku'ulei Executive Director Aloha Harvest 808 537-6945 Aloha Harvest is a non-profit organization that gathers quality, donated food and delivers it “free of charge” to social service agencies feeding the hungry in Hawai‘i. This innovative concept first proved successful in New York City with the 1982 City Harvest project. In 1999, the Hau‘oli Mau Loa Foundation asked founder, Helen ver Duin Palit, to study the feasibility of bringing the City Harvest concept to O‘ahu. Based on discussions with potential food donors, recipients, and community leaders, her study concluded that the island definitely needed a reliable link between businesses that wanted to donate good, perishable food and social service agencies with clients to feed. Thus, Aloha Harvest was established in November 1999 to fulfill this need. [email protected]
Wolter Keith Executive Director Maui AIDS Foundation 808 242-4900
To stop the spread of HIV infection and AIDS by raising public awareness and understanding.
To maximize the quality of life for those affected by HIV/AIDS through client services.
To advocate for improved HIV/AIDS services.
Yadon Shannon Associate Director of Development, Corporate Relations & Memberships Honolulu Academy of Arts 808 532-8720
Yamamura Lianne Soga Director of Communication, Institutional Advancement Hawaii Pacific University 808 544-0299
Yeung Eve Annual Giving Coordinator Maryknoll School 808 952-7316
Yoshida Gary Development Officer East-West Center Foundation 808 944-7196
The Center is an independent, public, nonprofit organization with funding from the U.S. government, and additional support provided by private agencies, individuals, foundations, corporations, and governments in the region. [email protected]
Yukimura Darcie Philanthropic Services Officer-Kauai Hawaii Community Foundation 808 245-4585
Zerman David Executive Director Royal Melbourne Hospital Foundation Intl + 613 9342-7111 Our mission is to improve the health of communities served by The Royal Melbourne Hospital and Melbourne Health through support of innovative research, the delivery of quality healthcare services and the education of health professionals across our organisation. [email protected]