••Family Promise of Hawaii 75620 Girl Scouts of Hawaii 96170 www.familypromisehawaii.org www.gshawaii.org We provide a safety net for families experiencing housing instability. We Our focus is on providing engaging, transformative leadership utilize family-centered strategies and mobilize community support to experiences in science, technology, engineering and math(STEM), competently and effectively increase equitable access to housing for entrepreneurship, outdoor and life skills to girls throughout Hawaii. vulnerable families. •Goodwill Hawaii 96180 •Feed The Hunger Fund 60010 www.goodwillhawaii.org www.feed-hunger.com Supported by its retail operations and financial endeavors, Goodwill FTHF increases food sustainability in Hawaii by providing loans and Hawaii provide skills training, employment counseling, job placement business development services to Hawaii’s food entrepreneurs. From and support services for more than 10,000 people each year. farmers to distributors to markets and restaurants, FTHF is about nourishing our community. •Gregory House Programs 71990 Frank De Lima’s Student Enrichment Program 79700 www.gregoryhouse.org www.frankdelimastudentenrichmentprog.org Gregory House Programs provides a range of housing services for those Children are often confronted with negative influences including drugs, who are homeless and at-risk, as well as a food bank program that alcohol, bullying, bad nutrition, etc. The program provides vital guidance includes hot lunch/groceries and case management for those living with to students during their maturational process. HIV/AIDS with limited resources. Friends of the Children’s Justice Center of Oahu 75090 Guide Dogs of Hawaii (Adaptive Aids, Canines, https://fcjcoahu.org & Advocacy for the Blind) 96160 FCJCO provides child victims of severe abuse with funding for basic www.guidedogsofhawaii.org necessities like beds, clothing, and food; school fees and supplies; GDH helps blind and visually impaired residents of all ages with holiday gifts; assistance with extracurricular activities, hobbies, and tools, training and opportunities that will allow them to achieve so much more. independent lives. Friends of the Library of Hawaii 70070 Habilitat 74020 www.FLHhawaii.org www.habilitat.com FLH supports and promotes Hawai‘i’s 51 public libraries and literacy Since 1971, Habilitat helped thousands overcome addiction and in our communities. FLH provides free public programming at all 51 homelessness. Licensed by the state, our program is 1 of only a few branches and works to increase and improve the services offered residential centers and the only program locally with intensive workforce through the library system. training and reentry preparedness. Friends of the UH Cancer Center 71080 www.uhcancercenter.org •Hale Kipa 96190 The Friends of the UH Cancer Center benefits the community by www.halekipa.org providing education and ancillary support of cancer research being done Hale Kipa offers outreach, prevention, emergency shelter, street by the UH Cancer Center. outreach, independent living, foster care, and treatment services to Fur-Angel Foundation 82590 youth and their families to help them succeed and thrive. www.furangelfoundation.org Hawaii 3Rs 75720 FAF is a non-profit dog rescue on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. We provide www.hawaii3rs.com foster care to houseless dogs through our trusted network of fosters, Since 2001 Hawaii 3Rs brought together donations from individuals and and educate our community on animal welfare and proper caregiving. private businesses combined with volunteer sweat equity to conduct Gay Men’s Chorus of Honolulu 80760 repair and maintenance projects in public schools, saving the state more than $40 million since 2001 www.GMCofH.org We uplift and enlighten the community by sharing male voices in song. Hawaii 4-H Foundation 70150 We vibrantly celebrate the gift of life and song with all who witness our www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/4h/ performances. Through our musical culture, we foster community for 4-H strives to help young people “make the best better” through new members and old alike. programs that emphasize learning by doing.