Homelessness grants for nonprofits in Hawaii
33 private foundations reported 58 homelessness grants to organizations in Hawaii on IRS 990-PF returns for tax year 2022 or later, $1.6M in all. 22 of them are based in Hawaii.
Foundations that fund homelessness in Hawaii
20 of the 33: profiles in our foundation directory first, then by the number of homelessness grants to Hawaii organizations on their latest return. Each shows its largest such grants.
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The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation Inc
Owings Mills, MD · latest return: tax year 2024- Aloha United Way, Honolulu - To support the hawai'i housing affordability coalition as it expands to neighbor islands to increase…$230,000
- Housing Solutions Incorporated, Honolulu - To support oahus first supportive housing project aimed at reducing homelessness and recidivism for women who…$225,000
- Aloha United Way, Honolulu - To support the general operations of this organization, which strives to strengthen the communitywide…$150,000
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Amazonsmile Foundation
Seattle, WA · latest return: tax year 2023- Ihs the Institute for Human Services Inc, Honolulu - General support$557
- Residential Youth Services & Empowerment, Honolulu - General support$166
- Family Promise of Hawaii, Honolulu - General support$141
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Gave $18.8M in 2024
Joseph and Vera Zilber Family Foundation Inc
Milwaukee, WI · latest return: tax year 2024- Ihs the Institute for Human Services, Honolulu - Homelessness$50,000
- Residential Youth Services and Empowerment (Ryse), Honolulu - Emergency shelter & drop in services$27,500
- Waikiki Health, Honolulu - Reducing homelessness$25,000
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Stupski Foundation
San Francisco, CA · latest return: tax year 2024- Residential Youth Services & Empowerment, Kailua - To provide general operating support.$150,000
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Gave $38M in 2024
The Allstate Foundation
Northbrook, IL · latest return: tax year 2024- Family Promise of Hawaii, Honolulu - 2024 racial equity go grant$25,000
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Gave $267K in 2024
Servco Foundation
Honolulu, HI · latest return: tax year 2024- Ma Ka Hana Ka Ike, Hana - Education, housing & shelter, youth development$15,000
- Maui Economic Opportunity Inc, Kahului - Human services, housing & shelter, youth development$12,981
- The Salvation Army, Honolulu - Employment, housing & shelter, religion related$5,000
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Gave $6.7M in 2024
Harold K L Castle Foundation
Kailua, HI · latest return: tax year 2024- River of Life Mission, Honolulu - Support to strengthen and expand river of life's new distributed hub model of serving windward oahu's…$40,000
- Residential Youth Services & Empowerment, Kailua - To support their drop-in shelter and services for youth ages 14-24 [5637; pc]$25,000
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Hoveida Family Foundation
Bainbridge Island, WA · latest return: tax year 2024- Maui Humane Society, Puunene - Support programs and funding needs that focus on providing care for animals from low-income or homeless…$20,000
- Hawaii Island Humane Society, Holualoa - Support programs and funding needs that focus on providing care for animals from low-income or homeless…$20,000
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Michael J Marks Foundation
Honolulu, HI · latest return: tax year 2025- Family Promise Hawaii, Honolulu - Contribution/Support$5,000
- Residential Youth Services and Empowerment, Kailua - Contribution/Support$5,000
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Gave $29K in 2025
Boller Thomas Foundation of Oregon
Eagan, MN · latest return: tax year 2025- Family Promise of Hawaii, Honolulu - General operating$1,500
- Ihs the Institute for Human Services Inc, Honolulu - General operating$1,000
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Gave $5.2M in 2024
Kosasa Foundation
Honolulu, HI · latest return: tax year 2024- Residential Youth Services and Empowerment, Kailua - Financial literacy education for homeless youth$100,000
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The Karena Lee Adler Foundation
Wilmington, DE · latest return: tax year 2024- Residential Youth Services & Empowerment, Honolulu - General & Unrestricted$80,000
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Gave $1.8M in 2024
First Hawaiian Bank Foundation
Honolulu, HI · latest return: tax year 2024- Institute for Human Services, Honolulu - To support building renovations, furnishings, and medical equipment for new facility for the homeless.$20,000
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Abigail K K Kawananakoa Foundation
Honolulu, HI · latest return: tax year 2024- Residential Youth Services & Empowerment, Honolulu - Unrestricted$15,000
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Gave $200K in 2025
Thomas and Sumie Mccabe Foundation
Honolulu, HI · latest return: tax year 2025- Family Promise of Hawaii, Honolulu - Further donee's charitable purpose$10,000
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Gave $100K in 2024
Elc Foundation
Torrance, CA · latest return: tax year 2024- The Salvation Army, Hilo - Hilo youth emergency shelter$10,000
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Kualoa Ranch Foundation
Kaaawa, HI · latest return: tax year 2024- Ihs the Institute for Human Services Inc, Honolulu - Public charity support$10,000
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Gave $68K in 2025
Shintani Family Foundation
Waipahu, HI · latest return: tax year 2025- Family Promise of Hawaii, Honolulu - Charitable$10,000
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Lawrence S and Carolyn H Okinaga Foundation
Honolulu, HI · latest return: tax year 2024- Ihs the Institute for Human Services Inc, Honolulu - To support the organization's operations.$5,000
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Gave $290K in 2025
Fred Baldwin Memorial Foundation
Honolulu, HI · latest return: tax year 2025- Family Promise of Hawaii, Honolulu - Maui family fund$5,000
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Organizations several of these foundations fund
Hawaii organizations that received homelessness grants from two or more of the foundations above, on the same returns.
| Organization | Funders | Grants total |
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| Residential Youth Services & Empowerment Honolulu | 7 | $375,166 |
| Family Promise of Hawaii Honolulu | 7 | $56,641 |
| Ihs the Institute for Human Services Inc Honolulu | 5 | $84,057 |
How to use this list
A foundation is listed because its own latest tax return itemizes grants to organizations in Hawaii that we classify as homelessness, by the purpose the foundation wrote or by the recipient's IRS activity code. Their typical grant is the middle of the funders' own typical grants across everything they fund. Start with funders whose typical grant is close to what you need and whose past recipients look like your organization, then open the profile for all of its grants and any application instructions.
Of these 33 foundations, 17 describe how to apply on their latest return; many others give only to organizations they already know. A badge such as Gave $1.2M in 2024 repeats what the latest return reports; it does not mean the foundation is accepting proposals now.
Facts on this page come from the foundation's own IRS Form 990-PF filings as published by the IRS. Grantvello does not know whether a foundation is accepting proposals right now: a past grant is not an open opportunity. Always confirm current guidelines with the funder before applying.