to support the development of a data system that helps inform efforts to reduce the number of youth not in school or working by connecting them with education, the workforce, and opportunities in their communities

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides peer-to-peer outreach services for people experiencing homelessness

to support the renovation of high school classrooms that serve as education and lab space for this organization’s curriculum and certification programs, which create paths to jobs in health services such as medical assistant, certified nurse aid, and patient services representative

to support a group of organizations promoting food security and collaborating to increase access to healthy food in rural areas

to support a group of community-led organizations that develop affordable housing and produce and distribute healthy food

to support a group of community-led organizations that develop affordable housing and produce and distribute healthy food

to support the development of affordable rental and homeownership opportunities for families in rural communities

to support the general operations of this partnership of philanthropic organizations working to ensure all Hawai’i residents, including rural residents, have access to high-quality jobs that strengthen communities and families

to support the implementation of the Hawaiʻi Workforce Funders Collaborative, in partnership with the National Fund for Workforce Solutions, with the goal of more effectively advancing equitable rural and urban job-development programs and work-based learning opportunities for youth

to support a cohort of six Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) by providing technical assistance and matching funds that will allow each organization to leverage federal funding needed to increase services

to support a cohort leadership program for emerging nonprofit executives, which will focus on collaboration, equity and justice, and financial management

to support the general operations of this organization, which connects nonprofits with training, technical assistance, and shared resources

to support the evaluation of sustainably funding a “food as medicine” model in Hawaiʻi that will inform the Foundation’s rural strategic grantmaking and open new opportunities to increase federal funding for healthy food access

to support this organization in strengthening statewide coordination of resources and training for organizations serving communities facing significant challenges

to support the Student Health and Wellness Fund, which will provide private matching funds to leverage a sustainable federal funding stream for vision screenings, eye exams, and glasses for youth in rural communities

to support this organization’s work to strengthen local food systems, reduce wildfire risk, and support farmers who have been affected by natural disasters

to support a collaborative effort to provide shelter and food for older adults who are at risk of exposure to or are recovering from COVID-19

to support the general operations of this organization, which aims to integrate nutritious, locally produced food into the health care system

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides peer-to-peer outreach and diversion services for individuals experiencing homelessness

to support the general operations of this organization, which aims to strengthen the network of nonprofits focused on increasing access to healthy food in rural areas

to support the development of a data mapping tool to help track the impact of organizations that distribute healthy food and steward land

to support food security and meal delivery for at-risk older adults

to support the growth of the Kūpuna Food Security Coalition into a statewide model for meeting the immediate needs of the COVID-19 food crisis while building the capacity, tools, and infrastructure for long-term recovery

to support the Kūpuna Food Security Coalition’s work to increase food access for older adults

to support this organization’s paid apprenticeship-preparation program, which provides construction training and certifications or licenses for youth not in school or working

to support the general operations of this organization, which helps prepare and connect young people in rural or remote communities with careers in high-demand industries

to support this organization in providing affordable loans and tailoring services to nonprofit organizations, with a special focus on supporting nonprofits led by and serving Native Hawaiian communities—all in response to the COVID-19 pandemic and its ongoing impact

to support the general operations of this organization, which works to ensure rural areas and food deserts can build healthy food systems that support improved health outcomes for vulnerable populations

to support the design and implementation of Project Waiwai, a new technology platform that will increase access to responsive, culturally informed financial coaching for Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander families

to support a clinical psychology and social work training program grounded in the importance of land and Indigenous culture and practices to increase access to behavioral health care services for youth

to support the development of housing with supportive services, including space for a future center that will provide acute and post-acute care for people experiencing homelessness 

to support the preservation and rehabilitation of affordable housing for older adults, families, and people with disabilities 

to support the preservation and rehabilitation of affordable housing for older adults, families, and people with disabilities

to support the expansion of this organization’s program, which provides mental health services for military veterans and their families

to support the construction of Sojourner Place at Preston, an affordable housing development, including permanent supportive housing for individuals exiting homelessness

to support this organization’s dental services for individuals and families who face barriers accessing oral health care and to support the general operations of this organization, which provides comprehensive health care and supportive services to people experiencing homelessness

to support the creation of a housing development subsidiary that will increase production of permanent supportive housing

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides comprehensive health care and social services for people who are uninsured and experiencing homelessness

to support a program that works to improve staff capacity to deliver services in the areas of case management, connections to health insurance, homeless outreach, and housing placement

to support the implementation of a case management system, which will improve access to health care and health insurance coverage

to support the Neighborhood Nursing program, which connects individuals with limited access to health care with a nurse and health worker through home visits, community partnerships, and telehealth

the expansion of this organization’s real estate development activities through a partnership with Forsyth Street Advisors

to support the general operations of this organization, which strengthens neighborhoods by providing below-market loans as well as funding for capital improvements, marketing, and schools

to support the general operations of this organization, which strengthens neighborhoods by providing below-market loans for home ownership and funding to improve neighborhood spaces and market communities to buyers

to support the Hearing Health Collaborative—a partnership among Hearing and Speech Agency, Access HEARS, and Baltimore City Health Department—that works to address hearing loss, social isolation, and related health challenges among older adults in the City through an integrated system of client identification and service delivery

to support the integration of the Hearing and Speech Agency of Metropolitan Baltimore’s and Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Maryland’s services for older adults

to support READI Chicago, a program that works to reduce gun violence by providing participants with cognitive behavioral therapy, a transitional job, and other supportive services

to support READI Chicago, a program that provides transitional jobs and cognitive behavioral therapy for people who are at the highest risk of being victims or perpetrators of gun violence

to support READI (Rapid Employment and Development Initiative), an 18-month program that provides participants with job training, paid transitional employment, and cognitive behavioral therapy with the goal of reducing gun violence

to support the general operations of this organization, which provides comprehensive services for survivors of domestic violence, human trafficking, sexual assault, and child abuse