The McInerny Foundation Program Grants support innovative projects in Hawaii that advance science, education, and community well-being, emphasizing sustainability and broad local impact.
Bank of Hawaii's McInerny Foundation Major Capital Grants fund large-scale facility, renovation, or equipment projects by Hawaii nonprofits to achieve transformative improvements in arts, education, health, environment, and community services.
The McInerny Foundation General Operating Grants support Hawaii nonprofits in arts, education, health, and community fields with flexible funding for core operations.
The McInerny Foundation General Capital Grants fund Hawaii nonprofits for small capital projects, equipment, or renovations to improve facilities in areas like arts, education, health, and human services.
The McInerny Foundation Tuition Aid Program Grants help Hawaii preschools–12th grade schools offer need-based tuition assistance, prioritizing schools with diversified funding and excluding religious institutions.
Medical Research Grants support Hawai‘i-based researchers with funding for basic and clinical studies and sustainable research infrastructure to strengthen local capacity and benefit Hawai‘i residents.