Hawaiʻi e-news

FEBRUARY 2021

• Weinberg Foundation enters new grantmaking space through partnership with Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs)

• Grantees expand digital services to address education and health care needs 

• Weinberg Foundation announces two staff promotions

• More than $800,000 in recent new Hawai‘i grants announced

The Weinberg Foundation recently announced $7.5 million in grants to three Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) as part of the Foundation’s long-term COVID-19 response, which is focused on meeting the increased demand by direct services nonprofits for accessible and affordable loan funds. 

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As Hawai‘i continues to cope with the economic, social, and public health impacts of the pandemic, many families in rural communities are finding it difficult to access education resources and health care services. The Weinberg Foundation recently made grants to two networks supporting both of these vital sectors.

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The Weinberg Foundation recently announced two senior staff promotions: Arlene Cox to the role of chief operating officer and David Gilmore to the role of deputy chief investment officer.

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The Weinberg Foundation recently approved $800,000 in Hawai‘i-specific grants supporting the areas of Housing, Health, Jobs, Education, and Community Services. This does not include COVID-19 emergency grants, which are updated regularly on our website.

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