• Mental Health Disorders

• 820.

Hawaii Association for Infant Mental Health

AIMH HI serves to be the go-to resource for sharing expertise and advancing practices that ensure Hawaiʻi’s youngest keiki grow up emotionally healthy and resilient.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 821.

Central States Water Pollution Control Association Inc

TO CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE EXCHANGE OF WATER QUALITY KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCES AMONG MEMBERS AND THE PUBLIC TO FOSTER A GREATER AWARENESS OF WATER QUALITY ACHIEVEMENTS AND CHALLENGES.

AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION

Dedicated to the World's Most Vital Resource.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 823.

Kaliah's Heart

To encourage literacy and educate about the benefits of reading and writing.

• Disaster Preparedness and Relief Service

• 824.

Northwest Tribal Emergency Management Council

Education: Building internal infrastructure and internal capacity for emergency management public health and public safety to include homeland security programs and law enforcement programs for any of the 574 Tribal Federally Recognized Tribal Nations that seek assistance.

Hawaii International Hope Foundation

HIHF was established in 2000. We are not connected with any government or religious organization.

PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF HAWAII FOUNDATION

MAHALO SUPPORTERS. 5. 5M GRANTS AWARDED 250000 KEIKI WEVE HELPED Important Dates Annual Awards Dinner April 17 2025 202526 Good Idea Grant application deadline June 2 2025 KOKUA US 2025 ANNUALAWARDS DINNER KOKUA OUR EFFORTS News Good Idea Grant Waipahu High School Students Express Culture and Creativity with a Peaceful Japanese Garden Waipahu High School students in the Japanese language program built a traditional Zen rock garden to honor their sister school in Japan.

• Adult, Continuing Ed

• 827.

MOVERS AND SHAKAS

Movers and Shakas aims to attract socially responsible remote workers to come to Hawaii and actively contribute to the community.

• Single Organization Support

• 828.

FRIENDS OF AMY B H GREENWELL

The focus of this 15-acre botanical garden is Hawaiian ethnobotany, the study of Hawaiian people and Amy Greenwell Ethnobotanical Garden Ka mlama ana i ka moomeheu.