• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

• 100.

Hawaii Coalition Against Sexual Assault

TO SUPPORT SEXUAL ASSAULT PROGRAMS AND AGENCIES WHICH PROVIDE SEXUAL ASSAULT INTERVENTION/TREATMENT AND/OR PREVENTION SERVICES BY: ENCOURAGING THE HEALING OF SEXUAL ASSAULT VICTIMS AND SURVIVORS AND THE IMPROVEMENT OF SERVICES TO ALL VICTIMS AND POTENTIAL VICTIMS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT; ESTABLISHING AN ACCESSIBLE FORUM FOR SEXUAL ASSAULT PROGRAMS TO EXCHANGE INFORMATION, TRAINING AND EXPERTISE; ADDRESSING NEEDED PUBLIC POLICY CHANGES IN THE DIRECTION OF IMPROVED FUNDING AND INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSES TO SEXUAL ASSAULT VICTIMS;ADVOCATING FOR SUFFICIENT RESOURCES TO EFFECTIVELY PROVIDE SEXUAL ASSAULT TREATMENT SERVICES; AND WORKING IN CONCERT WITH HAWAII'S SEXUAL ASSAULT PROGRAMS AND AGENCIES WHICH PROVIDE SEXUAL ASSAULT VICTIM SERVICES.

The Hawaiian Church of Hawai`i Nei

501(c)(3) Nonprofit. Our mission is for the strengthening and empowering Hawaiian spirituality through traditional Hawaiian ceremonies, rituals and protocols.

• Education N.E.C.

• 102.

Edified Generation Rwanda

A Non-profit working to secure the future of the next generation by supporting access to holistic education.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 103.

Kamehameha Foundation

To connect Hawaii’s people with their culture, traditions, ancestry, and hereditary claims To connect Hawaii’s people with their culture, traditions, ancestry, and hereditary claims OUR MISSION To connect Hawaii39s people with their culture traditions ancestry and hereditary claims Kamehameha Foundation Kamehameha Foundation Gives Support to Communities in Hawaii We at the Kamehameha Foundation are deeply saddened for the catastrophic devastation caused by the recent massive wild fires particularly in Lahaina Maui.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 104.

Mapunawai Inc

Building Digital Skills Equity Opportunity For The People Of Hawaii Building Digital SkillsEquityOpportunity For The People Of Hawaii Mpunawai exists to bridge the digital divide and build economic opportunities for Hawaii residents through programs that 1 Address digital equity i.

HIDA-Hawaii Branch of the International Dyslexia Association

The mission of the Hawai’i Branch of the International Dyslexia Association (HIDA) is to increase awareness of dyslexia in our community; provide support for individuals with dyslexia, their families and educators; promote teacher training; and, improve literacy for struggling readers.

• Mental Health Associations - Multipurpose

• 106.

Hawaii Psychological Association

The Mission of HPA is to promote the health and well-being of Hawai’i and its people through the science and practice of Psychology.

• Recycling

• 107.

REGENERATIVE EDUCATION CENTERS INC

In response to the devastating fires in Lahaina Maui we are setting up offgrid interim housing solutions farming and food programs in Olowalu to support displaced residents.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 108.

HOOILINA FOUNDATION

Home Learn More Our Mission Provide government and commercial organizations with information technology environmental and professional service solutions to enable our clients missions while perpetuating the legacy of the Native Hawaiian culture and elevating those we serve.