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As Hawai‘i continues to cope with the economic, social, and public health effects of the pandemic, many in our community are finding it more difficult to hold on to a safe and affordable place to call home.

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On December 9, the Weinberg Foundation hosted its second virtual Hawai‘i Jewish Leader Convening.

The Weinberg Foundation recently approved $3.6 million 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. Health Good health is essential to help people move and remain out of poverty. Poor physical or mental health can […]

Congratulations to the Hawai‘i Alliance of Nonprofit Organizations (HANO) for successfully transitioning their annual conference online this year.

The Weinberg Foundation recently approved $800,000 to support a range of organizations in Baltimore and Hawaii implementing the Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program—a two-year initiative funded by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to address youth homelessness in 44 communities across the country.

This year the Weinberg Foundation celebrates its 30th anniversary. 2020 began with excitement, including plans for a very special Biennial Community Gathering in Baltimore, as well as community gatherings in the Foundation’s priority communities of Hawaiʻi and Israel. In addition to marking its anniversary, the Foundation—as always—looked forward to celebrating its grantees and partners. Of […]

The Weinberg Foundation recently approved more than 50 grants totaling $24 million 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. Housing Stable housing provides a foundation for individuals, children, and families to lead healthy and productive lives. Without […]

The National Affinity Group on Jewish Poverty, in partnership with the Jewish Funders Network (JFN), continues to address the issue of poverty within the Jewish community throughout the United States.

Good health and stable housing are essential basic needs to help people move and remain out of poverty. The following recent grantees are providing food access, child and family safety, and stable housing for their communities. Hawai‘i Good Food Alliance: Feeding the Soul of Our Communities Thanks to Hawai‘i Good Food Alliance’s statewide network of […]