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 Chun Foundation funds medical research on childhood diseases, prioritizing projects that benefit children in Hawaii and aim to discover causes and cures for pediatric illnesses.
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 Pittsburgh Foundation’s Medical Research grant funds innovative scientific studies on major diseases to improve public health in the Pittsburgh region.
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.