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2021Nonprofit Partner Agency List 2021 NONPROFIT PARTNER AGENCY LIST 71070 BLOOD BANK OF HAWAII 80230 FRIENDS OF CHALLENGER 71520 HAWAI`I LIONS FOUNDATION 80170 BLUE PLANET FOUNDATION CENTER HAWAII, INC. 96240 HAWAII LITERACY 70080 BOBBY BENSON CENTER 76010 FRIENDS OF THE CHILDREN’S JUSTICE 70190 HAWAII MEALS ON WHEELS AUW DESIGNATIONS 96100 BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, CENTER OF OAHU 96120 HAWAII MOTHERS’ MILK INC. ALOHA COUNCIL 70070 FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY OF HAWAII 70720 HAWAI‘I NATURE CENTER 80114 ALICE 96110 BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF HAWAII 71080 FRIENDS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I 79710 HAWAII OPERA THEATRE 80106 2-1-1 81560 CAMP MOKULEIA CANCER CENTER 76170 HAWAII PACIFIC UNIVERSITY 80105 SAFETY NET 96130 CATHOLIC CHARITIES HAWAII ° 80760 GAY MEN’S CHORUS OF HONOLULU INC. 80190 HAWAII PERFORMING ARTS COMPANY OAHU ISLAND AGENCIES 80220 CENTER FOR TOMORROW’S LEADERS 96170 GIRL SCOUTS OF HAWAII DBA MANOA VALLEY THEATRE 80550 CHAMBER MUSIC HAWAII 96180 GOODWILL HAWAII. ◊ 75640 HAWAII PUBLIC HEALTH INSTITUTE 81300 808 CLEANUPS 76210 CHAMINADE UNIVERSITY 71990 GREGORY HOUSE PROGRAMS 80490 HAWAII PUBLIC RADIO 72670 A FAMILY TREE ° 96150 CHILD & FAMILY SERVICE 96160 GUIDE DOGS OF HAWAII 81000 HAWAII SPEED AND QUICKNESS 96770 ABILITIES UNLIMITED 80810 CLIMBHI 74020 HABILITAT, INC. 72680 HAWAII STATE COALITION AGAINST 70640 ACCESSURF 96690 COALITION FOR A DRUG-FREE HAWAII 96190 HALE KIPA INC. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE 70010 ADULT FRIENDS FOR YOUTH ° 75590 COMMON GRACE 72450 HAWAI‘I ARTS ALLIANCE 80360 HAWAII SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 80160 AFTER-SCHOOL ALL-STARS HAWAII 96300 COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE CENTER 75720 HAWAII 3RS 80200 HAWAII THEATRE CENTER 73960 AHA PUNANA LEO, INC. 81310 COMPASSION FOR CANCER CAREGIVERS 70150 HAWAII 4-H FOUNDATION 70030 HAWAII YOUTH OPERA CHORUS 81110 AHED FOUNDATION 75880 CORRECTIONAL PEACE OFFICERS 70840 HAWAII APPLESEED ◊ 75030 HAWAII YOUTH SERVICES NETWORK 80970 ALEA BRIDGE FOUNDATION, INC. 72190 HAWAII ASSOCIATION FOR THE 79720 HAWAII YOUTH SYMPHONY 71730 ALLIANCE FOR DRAMA EDUCATION 80240 CORVETTE CENTER MINISTRIES EDUCATION OF YOUNG CHILDREN 73210 HAWAIIAN COMMUNITY ASSETS ◊ 79610 ALOHA HARVEST ° 73930 COUNCIL FOR NATIVE (HIAEYC) 70540 HAWAIIAN HUMANE SOCIETY 70630 ALOHA MEDICAL MISSION - FREE HAWAIIAN ADVANCEMENT ◊ 96740 HAWAII AUTISM FOUNDATION 81140 HAWAIIKIDSCAN DENTAL CLINIC ° 75600 CSI TRUST COMPANY 80340 HAWAII BONE MARROW 71430 HEALTHY MOTHERS HEALTHY BABIES 96700 ALZHEIMER’S ASSOCIATION - HAWAII 81580 DAUGHTERS OF HAWAII DONOR REGISTRY COALITION OF HAWAII 96010 AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY, 79690 DIAMOND HEAD THEATRE 80350 HAWAII BOOK & MUSIC FESTIVAL 96520 HELPING HANDS HAWAII HAWAII PACIFIC ° 72980 DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS (DAV) 72440 HAWAII CHILDREN’S ACTION NETWORK ◊ 70730 HIDA - HAWAI’I BRANCH OF THE 71110 AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION CHARITABLE SERVICE TRUST 74040 HAWAII CHILDREN’S CANCER INTERNATIONAL DYSLEXIA ASSOCIATION OF HAWAII FOUNDATION 72460 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ACTION CENTER FOUNDATION 81610 HIIPAKA LLC 70040 AMERICAN DIABETES ASSOCIATION (DVAC) 76020 HAWAII CONSERVATION ALLIANCE 79730 HISTORIC HAWAII FOUNDATION 96230 AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION ° 80330 E DUCERE, INC. DBA HO’ALA SCHOOL FOUNDATION 80370 HOOLA NA PUA 96020 AMERICAN RED CROSS OF HAWAII ° 70110 EASTERSEALS HAWAII 80560 HAWAII CORD BLOOD BANK 72920 HOA ĀINA O MĀKAHA 96050 ARMED SERVICES YMCA OF HONOLULU 73660 EPIC ‘OHANA, INC. 72930 HAWAII FI-DO SERVICE DOGS 80390 HONGWANJI MISSION SCHOOL 96070 ASSETS SCHOOL 96220 EPILEPSY FOUNDATION OF HAWAII 96640 HAWAII FOODBANK 70250 HONOLULU COMMUNITY ACTION 75010 ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY RESOURCE ° 81590 FAMILY HUI HAWAII 81600 HAWAII FOREST INSTITUTE PROGRAM, INC. CENTERS OF HAWAII 73690 FAMILY PROGRAMS HAWAII 96650 HAWAII HEALTH & HARM 70900 HONOLULU HABITAT FOR HUMANITY ◊ 80750 BALLET HAWAII 75620 FAMILY PROMISE OF HAWAII REDUCTION CENTER 80310 BEST BUDDIES HAWAII ° 60010 FEED THE HUNGER FUND ◊ 73600 HAWAII HOME OWNERSHIP CENTER ◊ 96090 BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS HAWAII 79580 FOUNDATION FOR MARYKNOLL SCHOOL 72170 HAWAII JUSTICE FOUNDATION 80740 BISHOP MUSEUM 79700 FRANK DELIMA’S STUDENT ENRICHMENT PROGRAM, INC. 2021 Impact Funding Grantees ALICE ◊ Safety Net ° Updated 6/25/2021 2021 NONPROFIT PARTNER AGENCY LIST 96200 LEADERSHIP IN DISABILITIES 96670 PARENTS, INC. 96470 SUSANNAH WESLEY & ACHIEVEMENT OF HAWAII 96730 PARTNERS IN DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY CENTER ° 73590 LEAHI-MALUHIA FOUNDATION FOUNDATION 74440 SUTTER HEALTH KAHI MOHALA 73540 HONOLULU MUSEUM OF ART 74150 LEGACY OF LIFE HAWAII 96420 PATCH 81010 TAX FOUNDATION OF HAWAII 75150 HONOLULU POLICE COMMUNITY 96350 LEGAL AID SOCIETY OF HAWAII 75860 PBS HAWAII 96390 TEACH FOR AMERICA HAWAII FOUNDATION 70330 MAKE-A-WISH HAWAII 71540 PEARSON PLACE 99090 THE ALCOHOLIC REHABILITATION 72520 HONOLULU THEATRE FOR YOUTH 81870 MAKING ENDS MEET 70210 PLANNED PARENTHOOD OF THE GREAT SERVICES OF HAWAII INC., 96590 HUGS FOR HAWAII’S SERIOUSLY ILL 81570 MALAMA ‘AINA FOUNDATION NORTHWEST AND THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS DBA HINA MAUKA CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES 74910 MALAMA LEARNING CENTER 96430 PO’AILANI, INC. 80540 THE ALS ASSOCIATION GOLDEN 75230 HUI MĀLAMA O KE KAI FOUNDATION 70340 MARCH OF DIMES HAWAI‘I 96680 PREVENT CHILD ABUSE HAWAII WEST CHAPTER 73550 INSTITUTE FOR NATIVE PACIFIC 96360 MENTAL HEALTH AMERICA OF HAWAII 81090 PROJECT HAWAI‘I, INC. 96080 THE ARC IN HAWAII EDUCATION AND CULTURE (INPEACE) 96480 MENTAL HEALTH KOKUA ° 80450 PROJECT VISION HAWAII ° 80980 THE CAREGIVER FOUNDATION 73320 ‘IOLANI SCHOOL KA’I PROGRAM 76080 MID-PACIFIC INSTITUTE 73950 PU`A FOUNDATION 72860 THE COMPASSIONATE FRIENDS 76040 JAPANESE CULTURAL CENTER OF HAWAI‘I 80430 MOA HAWAII 73440 READ TO ME INTERNATIONAL 70100 THE EARLY SCHOOL 72200 JEWISH COMMUNITY SERVICES 96370 MOILIILI COMMUNITY CENTER 70442 REHABILITATION HOSPITAL 70260 THE INSTITUTE FOR HUMAN SERVICES ° 71050 JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF HAWAII 72240 MONTESSORI COMMUNITY SCHOOL OF THE PACIFIC FOUNDATION 96380 THE MEDIATION CENTER OF THE PACIFIC, 96310 KALIHI-PALAMA HEALTH CENTER 70370 MOTHERS AGAINST DRUNK DRIVING 81460 RESIDENTIAL YOUTH SERVICES & INC. ° 81620 KĀNEHŪNĀMOKU VOYAGING ACADEMY 96630 NAMI HAWAII (NATIONAL ALLIANCE EMPOWERMENT (RYSE) ° 76090 THE NATURE CONSERVANCY, 81850 KANU HAWAII ON MENTAL ILLNESS HAWAII) 73900 RESPONSIVE CAREGIVERS OF HAWAII HAWAII PROGRAM 74310 KAPIOLANI HEALTH FOUNDATION 72700 NATIONAL KIDNEY FOUNDATION 80800 RE-USE HAWAI‘I 70700 THE PANTRY BY FEEDING 96330 KCAA PRESCHOOLS OF HAWAII OF HAWAII 70750 RIVER OF LIFE MISSION HAWAII TOGETHER 81860 KEIKI EDUCATION LIVING 96290 NAVIAN HAWAII 70680 RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE 96450 THE SALVATION ARMY HAWAIIAN INDEPENDENT INSTITUTE (K.E.L.I.I.) FORMERLY HOSPICE HAWAII CHARITIES HAWAII & PACIFIC ISLANDS DIVISION (OAHU) ° 79750 KICK START KARATE 74950 NAVY HALE KEIKI SCHOOL, INC. 80300 SACRED HEARTS ACADEMY 74500 THE TODDLER PROGRAM 70800 KIDS AT-RISK MENTORING PROGRAM 73560 NETWORK ENTERPRISES, INC. 76150 SAINT LOUIS SCHOOL 75610 TOUCH A HEART 73910 KIDS HURT TOO HAWAII 75920 OAHU SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION 70460 SAMARITAN COUNSELING 81550 ULU A‘E LEARNING CENTER 72660 KŌKUA KALIHI VALLEY ◊ ° OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS CENTER HAWAII 96490 UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY ASSOCIATION 80410 KOKUA MAU A MOVEMENT 73920 OHANA KOMPUTER 74160 SEAGULL SCHOOLS OF HAWAI‘I TO IMPROVE CARE 76100 ‘OLELO COMMUNITY MEDIA 96460 SECOH 80250 UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 72130 KŪ ALOHA OLA MAU 80570 PACIFIC & ASIAN AFFAIRS COUNCIL 70470 SHRINERS HOSPITALS TRANSITION HOUSE 71480 KUAKINI FOUNDATION 80180 PACIFIC FORUM INTERNATIONAL FOR CHILDREN - HONOLULU 72360 UNITED SELF-HELP 75570 KUKUI CENTER 96320 PACIFIC GATEWAY CENTER 70920 SOUNDING JOY MUSIC THERAPY, INC. 74370 UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI‘I FOUNDATION 76060 KUMU KAHUA THEATRE 81540 PACIFIC HOUSE OF MISSION 70230 SPECIAL OLYMPICS HAWAII 96500 USO HAWAII 80420 KUPU 80580 PACIFIC RESOURCES FOR EDUCATION 72780 ST. FRANCIS FOUNDATION OF HAWAI‘I ° 96440 U.S.VETS-HAWAI’I ° 82020 LABOR COMMUNITY SERVICES PROGRAM AND LEARNING (PREL) 81330 ST. FRANCIS HOSPICE 96510 VARIETY SCHOOL OF HAWAII 70300 LANAKILA PACIFIC OR LANAKILA 96400 PALAMA SETTLEMENT 70490 STRAUB FOUNDATION MEALS ON WHEELS (DBA) ° 80590 PALI MOMI FOUNDATION 76110 SURFRIDER SPIRIT SESSIONS 74740 LE JARDIN ACADEMY 96410 PALOLO CHINESE HOME 79430 SUSAN G. KOMEN, HAWAI‘I 96660 PARENTS AND CHILDREN TOGETHER ◊ 2021 Impact Funding Grantees ALICE ◊ Safety Net ° Updated 6/25/2021 2021 NONPROFIT PARTNER AGENCY LIST 73490 GIRLS SCOUTS OF HAWAII, INC. 71210 FRIENDSHIP CLUB 72580 IMUA FAMILY SERVICES 71230 HABITAT FOR HUMANITY HAWAI‘I ISLAND 82010 GIRL SCOUTS OF HAWAII 73850 KA HALE A KE OLA HOMELESS 71240 HALE KIPA 71260 HAWAII CHILDREN’S THEATRE RESOURCE CENTERS, INC. 96610 VISITOR ALOHA SOCIETY OF HAWAII 75800 HAMAKUA YOUTH FOUNDATION 76130 HAWAII FOODBANK (KAUAI BRANCH) 81940 KUPU 70170 VOLUNTEER LEGAL SERVICES HAWAII 80620 HAWAI‘I COUNTY ECONOMIC 75410 KAUAI ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY, INC. 81950 LA`AKEA VILLAGE 96530 WAIANAE COAST COMPREHENSIVE OPPORTUNITY COUNCIL 81880 KUMU’S CUPBOARD 81960 LAHAINA ARTS GUILD 71910 HAWAII ISLAND ADULT CARE, INC. 75940 LIFE’S BRIDGES HAWAII, INC. 81970 LANAI KINAOLE, INC HEALTH CENTER ° 71270 HAWAII ISLAND HIV/AIDS FOUNDATION 71810 MALAMA PONO HEALTH SERVICES 73430 MALAMA FAMILY RECOVERY CENTER 96540 WAIKIKI COMMUNITY CENTER ◊ ° 75830 HAWAII ISLAND HOME 71610 MENTAL HEALTH KOKUA 72230 MAUI ADULT DAY CARE CENTERS 96550 WAIKIKI HEALTH ° FOR RECOVERY, INC. (HIHR) 76140 PARENTS AND CHILDREN TOGETHER 70820 MAUI ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY 79660 WAIMANALO HEALTH CENTER ° 74620 WINDWARD SENIORS DAY CARE CENTER 79800 HOPE SERVICES HAWAII, INC. 71790 PATCH 70950 MAUI FAMILY SUPPORT SERVICES, INC. 74080 HOSPICE OF HILO (PEOPLE
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