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 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.
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 NFL Foundation Pro Bowl Community Grant funds Hawaiian nonprofits advancing youth education, health, mentorship, and well-being to extend the impact of the Pro Bowl beyond football.
The Manny Carvalho Foundation funds science and youth projects on Hawaii Island, with a focus on science education and enrichment for children.