• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 1.

Honolulu Foundation

Our Mission: To promote interest in and understanding of Japan by introducing to Hawai‘i thoughts and works little known outside of Japan, especially those conveying Japanese values and promoting a world with harmony between all peoples and the environment.

• Primary/Elementary School

• 2.

Kulaniakea

Mission: Advance Indigenous Education Vision: Kūlaniākea is a non-profit educational organization ADVANCING INDIGENOUS EDUCATION BY PROVIDING MULTI-GENERATIONAL DUAL- LANGUAGE (HAWAIIAN AND ENGLISH) CULTURE-BASED EDUCATION PROGRAMS.

Ulu Ae Learning Center

Ulu A’e Learning Center is dedicated to providing after school and community programs steeped in culture and place-based education for all keiki and families in Kapolei and 'Ewa.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 4.

Long Island Japanese Culture Association Inc

Cultural Education Classes:Teaching Japanese Language students (50), Ikebana (12), Cooking (4), Shodo (3), Sado (3), Karate (2), Wadaiko (8), Koto (4), Piano (2), Craft (6), Pottery (4), Mommy & Me (4), Weekend program (16), Exchange Program (6), Sakura Matsuri, Asian American Festival Japanese Culture Center LIJCC Website Sign Up Anytime JAPANESE LANGUAGE CLASSES FOR ALL AGES For individuals and groups CULTURAL CLASSES IKEBANA Calligraphy NIHONBUYO KIMONO WEARING Tea Ceremony etc.

• Senior Centers/Services

• 5.

Japanese Community Support Center of Hawaii

To provide information, referral and consultation services to non-English speaking members of the Japanese community at our Center.

Institute For Native Pacific Education And Culture

The Institute for Native Pacific Education and Culture.

• Promotion of International Understanding

• 7.

Japan America Society of Hawaii

TO PROMOTE UNDERSTANDING AND FRIENDSHIPS BETWEEN THE PEOPLE OF JAPAN AND THE UNITED STATES.

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.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 9.

HAWAII JAPANESE CENTER

To collect preserve and share the legacy of those who came before usand to inspire those who will follow.