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Participating Organizations 77456 St. Patrick School 78596 Wilson Elementary School 77637 Kihei Youth Center 78599 Friends of Bethany Hamilton 77182 Hale Aloha Nazarene School 78549 Sunday’s Child Foundation 77278 St. Philomena Ohana PTA 78060 King Kekaulike PTSA 78806 Friends of Kaua‘i 77046 Hamakua Health Center 78490 TAOACT Foundation – Early Learning Center 78607 Windward Choral Society 78869 Kula Elementary School Fire Department 77053 Hawaii Island Adult Care - Hilo The Advancement of 77394 St. Stephen’s Episcopal 77990 Windward Nazarene Academy 78797 Leeward Haleakala Watershed 78482 Growing our Own Teachers & Honomu Adult Day Center Alternative Cancer Treatment Church, Wahiawa 77578 Windward Rotary Restoration Partnership on Kauai 78801 Hawaii Island HIV/AIDS 78853 The Palace Theater 77279 St. Theresa School Education Foundation 78697 Leilani Farm Sanctuary 78663 Happy Science Kauai Foundation 78807 The Pregnancy Center 78541 St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church 77981 Windward Spouse Abuse Shelter 78617 Makawao Union Church 78826 Ho‘omana Thrift Store 77073 Hawaii Island Humane Society 78825 THH Kona (Therapeutic 78240 Straub Clinic & Hospital 77459 Windward United Church of Christ 78803 Malama Pregnancy Center of Maui and Training Center 77343 Hawaii Island United Way Horsemanship of Hawaii) 78847 Sui Wah School 77710 Windward Unity Church 77945 Maluhia Church 78679 Island Worship Center 78189 Hawaii Montessori School 78357 Three Ring Ranch 78718 Surfrider Spirit Sessions 78471 Woman’s Board of Missions 78105 Maui 4-H Organization 78502 Jewish Community of Kauai at Kamuela 77132 Tutu’s House, PARTICIPATING 78704 Susan G. Komen Hawaii for the Pacific Islands 78092 Maui AIDS Foundation 78529 Kapaa First Hawaiian Church, UCC 78744 Hawaii Wildlife Center Friends of the Future 77280 Susannah Wesley 78382 Women’s Fund of Hawaii 77443 Maui Arts & Cultural Center 78366 Kapaa Missionary Church 78764 Hawaii Wildlife Fund 78034 United Community Church (Hilo) Community Center 78773 WorldPeacePlan.org 78870 Maui Chamber Orchestra 77524 Kapaa United Church of Christ 77203 Hilo Church of the Nazarene 78845 Waiakea High School PTSA ORGANIZATIONS 78804 Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii 78538 YMCA of Honolulu 78861 Maui Christian Church 78156 Kauai Christian Academy 78003 Hilo Gymnastics Club 78726 Waiakea Intermediate School 78356 Suzuki Talent Education 77145 Young Life Oahu 78485 Maui Classical Music Festival 77084 Kauai Habitat for Humanity 78737 Hilo International Ukulele Band of Hawaii 77059 Youth for Christ Hawaii 78461 Maui Cultural Lands 77626 Kauai Humane Society Christian Church 78843 Waikoloa Dry Forest Initiative 77935 Tai Hsuan Foundation 77445 Maui Food Bank 77438 Kauai Independent Food Bank 77878 Hilo United Methodist Church 77706 Waimea Arts Council 78462 Taiko Arts Center MAUI 78762 Maui Forest Bird Recovery Project 77086 Kauai United Way 78633 Home At Last No Kill 78816 Waimea Consort 2016 78753 Tanioka’s Charity Foundation 78134 Maui High Band Booster Club 78836 KKOA (Kukuulu Kumuhana Animal Refuge 78220 Waimea Country School 77689 Tax Foundation of Hawaii 77993 9th Life Hawaii 77375 Maui Humane Society O Anahola) 78586 Honokaa United 78320 Waimea Middle School 78809 Teach For America Hawaii 78139 Ala Lani United 77304 Maui Memorial Medical 78815 Lawai International Center Methodist Church 77141 West Hawaii Dance Theatre 78252 Temple Emanu-El School Methodist Church Center Foundation 78473 Leadership Kaua‘i 77447 Hospice of 78849 West Hawaii Explorations of Jewish Studies 78867 Aloha Volleyball Association 78865 Maui Nui Seabird Recovery Project 77367 Lihue Missionary Church North Hawaii, Waimea Academy (WHEA) 78879 The Green House Hawaii 78878 ALU LIKE, Inc. (Maui) 77922 Maui Okinawa Kenjin Kai 78457 Malama Kaua‘i 78245 HPA - Hawaii 78359 West Hawaii Mediation Center 77642 The Leeward Theatre 77406 Alzheimer’s Association, 78711 Maui Ryukyu Culture Group 77236 Malama Pono Health Services Preparatory Academy 77292 YWCA of Hawaii Island 77116 The Outdoor Circle Aloha Chapter - Maui 77100 Maui United Way 78391 Moms In Prayer International 78655 Hui Malama Ola Na ’Oiwi, 78844 Thrive Global 77469 American Lung Association, 77381 Montessori Hale O Keiki School 78383 Olelo Christian Academy Native Hawaiian Health Care MOLOKAI 78026 Toho No Hikari Hawaii Maui Branch 77245 Montessori School of Maui 78566 Special Olympics Kauai 78463 Hui Pono Holoholona 77693 Trinity Christian School 77013 ARC of Maui County 77241 Na Hoaloha 77686 St. Catherine School 78503 Innovations Public 78782 Ka Hale Laa O Ierusalema 78666 UCC Transition House 78647 Best Buddies Hawaii (Maui) 77924 Na Kai Ewalu 78889 West Kauai United Charter School Hou Church 78358 UH College of Education 77017 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Maui 78266 Nisei Veterans Memorial Center Methodist Church 78722 Junior Achievement 78274 Molokai’s Recovery 77696 UH Swimming & Diving Foundation 77374 Boy Scouts of America, 77255 Pacific Whale Foundation 77144 YMCA of Kauai of Hawaii Island Community Organization – 77133 United Cerebral Palsy Maui County Council 78881 Paws for Life Rescue 78040 Kahakai Elementary School Ka Hale Pomaika‘i Association of Hawaii (UCPA) 78324 Boys & Girls Clubs of Maui 78835 Pomaikai Elementary School BIG ISLAND 78483 Kamehameha Schools 78169 United Church of Christ – 77985 Children of the Rainbow 77931 Po‘okela Church Alumni Assn East Hawaii LANAI Throughout the entire month of September, Judd Street Nursery & Preschool 78381 Seabury Hall 77404 AdvoCATS Scholarship Fund Maika‘i members are invited to make a donation 77697 United Japanese Society 78888 Dance International Foundation 78571 Special Olympics Maui 77580 Aikido of Hilo 78508 Kamuela Philharmonic Orchestra 77838 Lanai High and of Hawaii 77169 East Maui Animal Refuge 77870 St. Anthony Junior Senior 77467 Aloha International 78850 Ke Kula ‘o ‘Ehunuikaimalino Elementary School of up to $249 per organization to any of these 78281 United Self-Help (The Boo Boo Zoo) High School 78877 ALU LIKE, Inc. (Hawaii Island) 78846 Keaau High School PTSA non-profit organizations at checkout. 77571 Unity Church of Hawaii 78585 Easter Seals Hawaii, Maui 78522 St. John’s Episcopal Church Kula 78187 Alzheimer’s Association, 78721 Kohala Hospital 77698 University Laboratory School 78741 Ebb & Flow Arts 77274 St. Joseph Church, Maui Aloha Chapter - Hawaii Island Charitable Foundation Foodland and the Western Union Foundation will 77583 University of Hawaii 77589 Emmanuel Lutheran School 77275 St. Joseph Early Learning 77316 American Lung Association, 78309 Kohala Mission School Cancer Center 78543 Feed My Sheep Center, Makawao Island of Hawaii Branch 78750 Kokolulu Farm contribute a total of $300,000 for all organizations 78418 University of Hawaii Foundation 78876 Feral Cats of Maui 78573 St. Theresa Church Life 78875 Amida Hawaii - Amida USA & Cancer Retreats combined to match customers donations. 77937 Visitor Aloha Society 78256 Giving Back Teen Youth Ministry 78656 Bookmobile - Waikoloa 78575 Kona Beth Shalom of Hawaii, Oahu 77783 Habitat for Humanity Maui 77655 The Maui Farm 78717 Calvary Community Church 78756 Kona Faith Center, Inc. 78862 Voices of Aloha 77785 Haiku Elementary School 78402 Theatre Theatre Maui (TTM) Worship Team 78465 Kona Hongwanji Mission At Foodland, we are proud to 77195 Volunteer Legal Services Hawaii 78544 Haku Baldwin Center 78730 Trinity by-the-Sea 78451 Cat-Care 78247 Kona Hospital Foundation 77982 Wahiawa United 77596 Hale Makua Health Services 77143 Women Helping Women 77840 Church of the Holy Cross 77227 Kona United Methodist Church “Give Aloha” to Hawaii. Methodist Church 78275 Hale O Na Kaula Church 78732 Deep & Beyond 78794 Kuleana Education 77889 Waialae Elementary 77184 Haleakala Waldorf School KAUAI 78864 Donkey Mill Art Center 78771 Mauna Loa School If total customer donations exceed $300,000, Public Charter School 78790 Hali’imaile Community Garden 78584 Easter Seals Hawaii, 78818 Montessori Education Center the matching gift will be divided propotionately 77152 Aloha School Early Learning 77136 Waialua United Church of Christ 77187 Hawaii Wildlife Fund Hawaii Island of Hawaii among all participating organizations. 77749 Waianae Seventh Day 78874 Hawaiian Islands Land Trust Center of Hanalei 77036 Environment Hawaii 78421 Na Kalai Wa‘a Adventist Church 78787 Holy Innocents Preschool 78880 ALU LIKE, Inc. (Kauai) 77174 Family Support Services 78593 Neighborhood Place of Puna 77702 Waikiki Aquarium 77209 Hospice Maui 78258 Alzheimer’s Association, of West Hawaii 78821 Pahoa Pantry & Food Kitchen 77892 Waikiki Community Center 77435 Iao Preschool Aloha Chapter - Kauai 78830 First United Protestant Church 78172 Parker School Program runs September 1–30, 2016. 77703 Waikiki Elementary School 78076 Imua Family Services 78045 American Lung Association, 78348 Food Basket, Hawaii Island’s 78577 Puna Community Medical Center www.foodland.com 77137 Waikiki Health 77216 Jewish Congregation of Maui Kauai Branch Food Bank 78812 Punana Leo Preschools 78600 Waiokeola Church, Preschool 77238 Ka Hale A Ke Ola 77323 Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii, 78625 Friends of Hawai‘i Volcanoes 78636 Rainbow Friends & MTO Programs 78769 Kahana Canoe Club Kapaa Clubhouse National Park Animal Sanctuary 78161 Waipahu Seventh-day 77617 Kahului Church of the Nazarene 78285 Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii, 77780 Friends of the Children’s Justice 78841 Small World Preschool Adventist Church 77969 Kalama Intermediate School Lihue Clubhouse Center of East Hawaii 78569 Special Olympics West Hawaii 77893 Waipahu United Church of Christ 78616 Kamali‘i
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