John M. Ross Foundation Program Grants fund community-based projects improving opportunities and well-being for high-need teens (ages 11–18) on Hawaii’s Big Island in areas like education, health, and the environment.
The John M. Ross Foundation General Capital Grants fund direct expenses for Big Island teen programs, prioritizing those addressing higher needs or limited access in fields like education, health, and the environment.
The McInerny Foundation Program Grants support innovative projects in Hawaii that advance science, education, and community well-being, emphasizing sustainability and broad local impact.
The Strong Foundation funds major capital projects that provide significant, lasting benefits for youth in Hawaii, focusing on substantial initiatives supported by trustee sponsorship.
The Manny Carvalho Foundation funds science and youth projects on Hawaii Island, with a focus on science education and enrichment for children.
The Waipahu Community Foundation Grants fund education, health, cultural, and delinquency prevention projects supporting youth in Waipahu, with a focus on research-driven and community-impactful initiatives.