‘A‘ohe hana nui ke alu ‘ia.
As an all-volunteer 501(c)(3), Hālāwai endeavors to be a resource to our community by sharing knowledge and opportunities, as well as by bringing people together through events and networking. Each year we set aside donations to respond to requests from community members for support for your events. For 2018, our Hālāwai Kākoʻo Fund is $3,000. Requests should be commensurate with Hālāwai’s mission to advance and support an inclusive community with shared interests in the culture and future of the people of Hawaiʻi and other Pacific Islands.
Application
To request support for your event/program, please send a one-page request to Kimo Gerald at kgerald@halawai.org.
Name/Organization:
EIN (If applicable):
Email:
Phone number:
Mailing Address:
Name of Event:
Date:
Brief Description: (150-200 words):
Total Program/Event Budget:
Request to Hālāwai: (Requests should not exceed $500; limit of one grant per calendar year)
Requests are required to:
To request support for your event/program, please send a one-page request to Kimo Gerald at kgerald@halawai.org.
Name/Organization:
EIN (If applicable):
Email:
Phone number:
Mailing Address:
Name of Event:
Date:
Brief Description: (150-200 words):
Total Program/Event Budget:
Request to Hālāwai: (Requests should not exceed $500; limit of one grant per calendar year)
Requests are required to:
- be submitted a minimum of 4-6 weeks prior to the event;
- attend a Hālāwai board meeting in person or by video conference, prior to the event;
- provide a short narrative report and budget within 4 weeks following the event.
- provide photos or other visual documentation;
Examples of recent events supported by Hālāwai:
- Hōkūleʻa Kīpaepae and related activities
- Women’s March on Washington D.C.
- A Valentine for Keo: Keo Woolford Memorial Celebration at La Mama Theater
- May Day
- Dance Parade
- Annual Hawaiʻi Picnic at Governor’s Island
- Hawaiian Storytelling with Paula Fuga
- Ulana Lau Hala workshop with Paula Fuga
- Shinnecock Pow Wow
- Message and Medium: a Conversation with Hawaiʻi Designers
- Indigenous Peoples Day Water Ceremony with Pua Case and Hāwane Rios
- New York/Pacific Island Time