2016 Annual Report

a n n ua l r e p or t

t he f i rs t

100 y e a r s

1916 ~ 2016

Philanthropy.

It' s all about you. tab le o f co n te n ts HCF's First Century . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 03

A Century of Generosity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

A Century of Impact . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 05

A Century of Teamwork . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73

A Century of Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

a foundation for the next century As Hawai‘i Community Foundation (HCF) begins its next century of service to the community, we do so as part of a longstanding tradition of generosity that started with the charitable trusts established by the ali‘i in the 19th century. The act of helping others is woven deeply into the fabric that binds this community and is key to keeping it strong.

Our achievements over the last 100 years have provided HCF with a platform to strengthen our leadership role in the community and deliver even greater impact going forward. This promise requires that we reimagine ourselves as a community foundation whose primary asset is knowledge, and whose primary responsibility is to utilize the expertise, systems, and relationships we’ve built over a century of experience to positively impact the future of Hawai‘i.

From creating scholarship funds that change the lives of students, to organizing funders and civic leaders to tackle major issues of our day, to helping nonprofit organizations achieve even greater results,

the Hawai‘i Community Foundation is a nexus for good people, good ideas, and good results.

Behind the more than $45 million HCF distributed across Hawai‘i in 2015 are remarkable stories about the impact of philanthropy on transforming lives and improving communities. Whether looking to the past or to the future, the human instinct to help and care for one another is a legacy we are proud to uphold.

KELVIN H. TAKETA, CEO

Setting the Stage

Of & for the Community

BY JANE SMITH

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Shortly after the first U.S. community foundation was founded on the mainland, the Hawaiian Trust Company (Bank of Hawaii) formed the Hawaiian Foundation; its purpose was to distribute funds that were not tied to someone’s will or trust to those in need.

Renamed Hawai‘i Community Foundation in 1987, and reorganized with multiple trustees and a Board of Governors, HCF began to take shape as the organization we know and respect today. Robert Black recognized the value of having a public

BY ROBERT R . BE AN

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For decades, the Hawai‘i Community Foundation carried out the wonderful work of applying charitable contributions to help the community, but kept its profile low.

Islands — starting with Hawai‘i Island in 2000 — expanded the reach and visibility of the Hawai‘i Community Foundation.

donors and nonprofits. There will always be a strong role for the Hawai‘i Community

continues to this day.

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HCF funding partnerships are making a big difference on some really tough

$60 million endowment — the largest ever at the time — to accelerate the transition.

with the needs of the community. I’m proud to see that this critically important work

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others to shine a light on this remarkable organization. Small steps, like a new, full-

HCF is still a modest organization when you consider the ripple effect of its work with

Advised Fund and began creating grant programs to connect the interests of donors

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When I joined the Board of Governors for the first time in 1998, I worked with many color logo, and bigger shifts, such as opening full-service offices on the Neighbor

Foundation and I am proud to be part of it.

Looking Ahead

B Y PAU L KO S A S A

Over the 19 years I’ve served on the HCF Board of Governors, including five years as Chair, the organization has grown not only its assets, but also its knowledge and community leadership … making it a trusted, relevant, and vital resource.

foundation do the work of hundreds of smaller funds and directed a portion of his

The year I was appointed as President & CEO in 1988, HCF established its first Donor

Making an Impact

challenges. HCF’s support of nonprofit excellence is helping critical organizations fulfill their missions. And donors are confident that the power of their giving is being amplified by HCF’s involvement.

I look to HCF for help in identifying the highest priorities, leveraging every dollar that goes out to the community, and teaching me the joy that comes from giving.

I can’t imagine where our community would be without HCF.

BY DEBOR AH K . BERGER

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It’s a particular honor to be chairing the HCF Board of Governors at a really exciting time in the organization’s life. Our ability to share our expertise with donors, to convene decision makers around key impact issues, and to innovate in response to the priorities of this community uniquely positions HCF in Hawai‘i’s ecosystem now and for the next 100 years.

With knowledge as our greatest asset, and with the partnership of people and organizations across the state, we are witnessing the long-lasting impact of philanthropy on the well-being of Hawai‘i.

A Century of Impact c r e at i ng l a s t i ng c h a nge f or t h e be n e f i t of ou r c om m u n i t y The Hawai‘i Community Foundation takes a strategic approach to identifying where, with our clients and partners, we can make the greatest impact for the people of Hawai‘i. Each of the initiatives and partnerships we engage in — as a partner, funder, or convener — is a high priority for the community and a wise investment in Hawai‘i’s future.

Philanthropy is more than a it is about the people the way coming together can

financial contribution; you meet, the issues they face, make a meaningful difference. way n e r a p o z o Fund creator of Rapozo Kama窶估（na Fund, George & Augusta Rapozo Scholarship Fund, and Rapozo Parallel Friends Fund

we form partnership s to address critical issues in hawai‘i We believe in the power of partnerships to tackle our community’s most pressing issues. By securing the cooperation of government, business, community leaders, and nonprofits, HCF partnerships can leverage resources and achieve ambitious goals.

Over the past 5 years, more than 80 organizations have partnered with HCF to provide $33 million to address critical challenges facing our communities. Multi-sector partnerships like these are creating long-term, systemic change across the state.

smoking rates decrease by 28.4%

Community Restoration Partnership

distributes $2.5m

for adults in Hawai‘i from 2000 - 2014 through the Tobacco Prevention and Control Trust Fund

to support projects in rural and urban environments

$5 million seed grant

5-year, $16 million

public/private program addresses crystal meth use in Hawai‘i starting in 2003 8

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to transform how Hawai‘i government does business leverages $158 million from Legislature

Through partnership with the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority, over $2 million helps preserve Hawai‘i’s environment and cultural resources each year a ce n t u r y of i m pac t | 2 016 a n n ua l r e p or t

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17 Years

of HCF research on philanthropy and nonprofits in Hawai‘i

pono leadership program

invested $4.5 million in 109 nonprofit leaders over 10 years resulting in 90% of cohort remaining in the nonprofit sector

$3,000,000 from Island Innovation Program encouraged innovative solutions to community challenges

we strengthen nonprofits to achieve better results for the communit y providing technical assistance and leadership development programs to several hundred nonprofits. Building on this track record, HCF continues to support nonprofits so they can perform at their best and directly benefit Hawai‘i’s people and communities.

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11.2 million

$

For more than a decade, HCF invested $14 million in grants

ho‘okele award

offers personal renewal for nonprofit leaders and reduces attrition

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we work with vulnerable people to give them hope for a better life Over the years, HCF has focused on helping at-risk populations including kūpuna in need, families facing homelessness, and vulnerable youth. When networks of providers and funders come together to tackle pressing needs, more people are helped and better solutions are developed.

persons in need

program is giving $9 million to assist vulnerable kūpuna from 2008-18

HousingASAP

network places 284 families into housing in 2015, exceeding 2014 efforts by more than 20% 12

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Through Hawai‘i Community Stabilization Initiative,

hawai‘i youth opportunities initiative assisted youth leaving foster care by helping to get laws passed that extended voluntary foster coverage to age 21 and health coverage to age 26

12 funders gave $4.2 million to help 33,000 people affected by the recession and leverage an additional $23 million

15 funders, middle schools, and community partners came together to form Connecting for Success to help

1,500 students

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Supported the first four

watershed partnerships across the state

HCF boosts environmental giving from $1.2 million in 2009 to $5 million in 2015

32.6 million

$ we help protect the en v ironment to ensure the sustainabilit y of the isl ands

HCF launches the first-ever grants program for marine protection in Hawai‘i

in environment grants over 15 years

Preservation of our natural resources is essential for maintaining the quality of life in Hawai‘i.

Since 1998, HCF has focused on the collective strength of partnerships to help preserve and improve our environmental resources.

Environmental Funders Group

triples in size and impact in 2015

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fresh water initiative stakeholder group of 20 creates blueprint for fresh water security by 2030, and secured three key policy changes a ce n t u r y of i m pac t | 2 016 a n n ua l r e p or t

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we support our youth as an in vestment in the future The youth of Hawai‘i are our greatest asset for the future.

The support of organizations and programs that work with young people recognizes that the needs of this population and the potential impact on their lives are substantial.

connecting for success helps at-risk middle school students improve their chances of high school graduation

Artists in the Schools inspires and educates over 12,000 students each year 16

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+ 55 million

$

in college scholarships awarded to Hawai'i's students in the last 15 years

$5 million over 5 years prepared students for 21st century learning through Schools of the Future Initiative

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research leads to creation of local initiatives on vulnerable families, fresh water supply, nonprofit leadership, and at-risk youth

Fiscal mapping identifies

vital areas of need and informs shifts in grantmaking

we share knowledge to gener ate new solutions Building on the experience we’ve gained over the past century, HCF is the resource often tapped by donors, clients, and partners who want the latest research and thinking about philanthropy and the nonprofit sector.

By disseminating knowledge, our goal is to generate innovative ideas and solutions that will benefit Hawai‘i.

evaluation of trends

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50+ studies & surveys commissioned by HCF in 15 years to provide insight on social and community issues

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A Century of Service w e a r e a c ata ly s t f or c r e at i ng a be t t e r h awa i ‘ i Building on 100 years of service to the community, the Hawai‘i Community Foundation begins its next century as the state’s largest nonprofit investor in people and solutions for Hawai‘i. With the knowledge we’ve accrued and the leadership we’ve earned, we’re helping generous donors and dedicated nonprofits achieve their greatest impact.

Philanthropy has helped me family’s goal

perpetuate my to build a better community. hobe y be c k Fund creator of Hale Kaua‘i Scholarship Fund in Memory of William Moragne and Hale Kaua‘i Scholarship Fund in Memory of Samuel W. Wilcox II

We enhance the lives of those in need and enrich the lives of those who give.

What we promise

We raise the level and effectiveness of philanthropy in Hawai‘i.

By supporting programs that meet specific objectives and by helping donors make smart and meaningful choices, the power and satisfaction of giving goes both ways.

We create partnerships to tackle tough problems and build stronger communities.

Bringing funders together with nonprofit, community, and government leaders can leverage social investments.

We transform people’s generosity into lasting change.

By making the most of today’s gifts, the benefits can carry on for generations.

We share a century of experience and knowledge to make giving more effective.

By informing philanthropists and leaders about needs in the community, initiatives and grants can be more responsive to changing priorities.

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d onor s of a l l si z e s HCF customizes your plan by helping to find the right conduit for your giving and connecting your interests with reputable charities.

Individual Giving Family Philanthropy Collaborative Funding Partnerships

How we help

Philanthrophy is a personal expression of who you are and what you care about.

prof e s siona l a dv i s or s HCF is a resource for estate planners, accountants, and financial advisors seeking charitable solutions for their clients.

pl a n n e d gi v i ng A planned legacy gift through HCF will have a long-lasting impact on a charity or a cause that is important to you.

pr i vat e f ou n dat ions Clients can focus on charitable giving while HCF handles administrative, financial, and grantmaking services.

busi n e s se s HCF helps businesses support the community while achieving their own charitable goals.

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Where we are

With experienced staff located across Hawai‘i, a 20-member Board of Governors, and Leadership Councils comprised of local residents on Maui County, Kaua‘i and Hawai‘i Island, the work of HCF is both statewide and unique to each island community.

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• HCF Maui office — serving the islands of Maui,

• First neighbor island office opened in 2000

Lāna‘i, and Moloka‘i – opened in 2002

in Waimea

• There are 53 HCF funds established to benefit

• There are 72 HCF funds established to benefit

Maui County, including 23 scholarship funds

Hawai‘i Island, including 23 scholarship funds

• Over $15 million in grants were awarded to Maui County nonprofits over the last 5 years • In 1989, Mary Bloder, a teacher at Lahainaluna High School for 23 years, left a legacy gift to

• Over $18 million in grants to Hawai‘i Island nonprofits in the past 5 years • Hilo office opened in 2015 to better serve East Hawai‘i

provide scholarships to Maui students

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• Office opened on Kaua‘i in 2001

• The Hawaiian Foundation was established

• There are 54 funds established to benefit Kaua‘i and Ni‘ihau • Over $12 million in grants to nonprofits on Kaua‘i and Ni‘ihau in the past 5 years • Annie Sinclair Knudsen Memorial Fund is one of the largest geographical funds at HCF, giving out over $8.75 million to Kaua‘i nonprofits since 1987

in 1916 and renamed Hawai‘i Community Foundation in 1987 • HCF Headquarters moved in 2011 to the historic C. Brewer Building in downtown Honolulu • Over $850,000 in grants in the last 5 years from 4 funds that focus on supporting nonprofits serving the Ewa, Kahuku, Waianae, and North Shore communities • In 1987, Robert E. Black left a legacy gift of over $60 million to HCF that continues to benefit communities across the state

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45 million

In 2015, HCF distributed more than

$

to the community from over 750 funds established by individuals, families, and businesses that care about making Hawai‘i a better place.

Last year, your collective generosity supported the community in these areas: a r e a s of i n t e r e s t

t o ta l s

a r t s & c u lt u r e

$4m

c om m u n i t y de v e l op m e n t

$3.1m

Business Development, Innovation, & Entrepreneurship Civil Rights & Civil Liberties Philanthropy & Volunteerism Public Policy Religion & Spiritual Development

d onor de s ignat e d gr a n t s

$

3.6M

K-12 Education

8.2M

Early Childhood Education

$

Youth Development

hc f i n i t i at i v e s

s c hol a r sh i p s

e n v i r on m e n t

4.5M

7.8M

$

h e a lt h

$6.1m

Medical Research Mental Health Tobacco Cessation

h u m a n s e r v ic e s

$6.1m

Housing

6.4M

$

Legal Services

pa r t n e r sh i p s

Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness, & Relief

11M

$

d onor a dv i se d gr a n t s $

$4.6m

Sustainability

$

p r i vat e f ou n dat ions & c on t r ac t clients

o t h e r hc f gr a n t s

$7.9m

e duc at ion & you t h

3.6M

s c hol a r s h i p s ( hc f f u n d s & c on t r ac t c l i e n t s )

$4.5m

other

$950k

Advancing Nonprofits Science & Technology

gr a n d t o ta l

$ 3 7. 3m *

*Includes expenses related to the implementation of various programs and contracts. Does not include $7.8M in grants administered on behalf of private foundation and other clients.

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A Century of Generosity ge n e ro si t y i s a h a l l m a r k of t h i s c om m u n i t y The desire to make a meaningful difference inspired the formation of the Hawai‘i Community Foundation 100 years ago and continues to motivate individuals, families, and organizations whose generosity is having an impact. One person’s gesture sparks a whole community to get involved. One family’s tradition of giving back gets passed down to future generations. A group of concerned individuals comes together around a problem too big to solve alone.

To honor a century of support for important causes in Hawai‘i — and reflect the diversity and reach of our donors and clients — HCF is planting one breadfruit tree for each of our 750+ charitable funds. The trees in this Giving Grove throughout the state, like the acts of generosity they symbolize, provide sustenance to the community year after year.

To have one person believe in me and give me the chance at a new life made all the difference. julieanne chu HCF scholarship recipient

With the great head start I got comes a responsibility to help others. It’s only right. b j kob aya s h i

Photo: BJ Kobayashi with his father Bert on the Kona coast

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Connecting Good Intentions with Good Outcomes

The Kūki‘o Community Fund and other geographic funds at HCF let donors pool their contributions to benefit a specific location that is meaningful to them.

Alana Kobayashi Pakkala, BJ Kobayashi, and Patrick Kobayashi gather with their dad Bert on the Great Lawn at Kūki‘o, a place that holds

BJ Kobayashi has already had the “give back” conversation with his two young children. It’s the same one his father Bert gave BJ and his siblings, about the duty

many happy memories for three generations of the family.

they have to “give back to others without the same advantages.”

After developing the Kūki‘o Golf and Beach Club on the Kona coast, BJ and his development partners approached the Hawai‘i Community Foundation to create a fund that would benefit the lives of people on Hawai‘i Island. Initially seeded by the developers, the Kūki‘o Community Fund is now led by Kūki‘o residents and local community leaders who serve on an Advisory Committee.

The fund gives homeowners who aren’t from Hawai‘i the chance to better understand and support the surrounding community. “Many of Kūki‘o’s residents are looking for ways to connect with the island they’ve come to love,” explains Kobayashi.

One of those is Dawn Zierk who, with her husband David, moved to Kūki‘o from the Bay Area a few years ago with their two young sons, and has since become immersed in the greater community. Dawn remarks,

“I’ve learned so much about the history, the people, the issues in our community; there is great work going on here and people are passionate about helping others.”

While member support of the Kūki‘o Community Fund has grown over 300% in the past three years, many of them — including the Zierks — also give alongside the fund, directing resources to a particular project or program that speaks to them. “One of the things we like,” said Dawn about Hawai‘i Island, “is that our dollars go further here; you can actually see a real impact … and there’s no better feeling than that.”

Kūki‘o residents Carl Carlson (L), one of the longest serving members of the Advisory Committee with Dawn Zierk (R), one of the newest members. Both are passionate about supporting organizations that increase the success of youth on Hawai‘i Island.

Growing up, I got the message that doing well in school was the gateway to a better life for me. jester galiza HCF scholarship recipient

Photo: Jester, a local boy from Campbell High School graduated from Darmouth College with the help of HCF scholarships

HCF’s over 200 scholarship opportunities are helping Hawai‘i’s students reach their educational goals.

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Leaving to Learn; Returning to Teach

The Sorensons and the Galizas share pride in Jester’s accomplishments.

When Jester Galiza returned to Campbell High School with Teach for America, he was looked upon by his students as one of them — living proof of what is possible for a Filipino kid who grew up in ‘Ewa Beach and graduated from Campbell. “The narrative isn’t always positive when you come from where I did,” admitted Jester.

His parents immigrated to Hawai‘i with Jester’s four older siblings. While his mom had dreams of becoming a nurse, she, like her husband, dropped out of high school to work. And work they did — two jobs each, including as housekeepers with Outrigger Hotels and Resorts.

Recognizing the sacrifices his parents made, Jester dedicated himself to learning.

One teacher painted a path for what high school could be for him: student council, AP classes, valedictorian, Ivy League school. “All of those came to pass,” recalls Jester, “and I owe that vision to Mr. Oshiro.”

Thanks to the multiple scholarships he received, Jester graduated from Dartmouth College with a major in biology. One of those scholarships holds special meaning for the Galiza family, because the funds from donors Perry and Sally Sorenson were dedicated to the children of Outrigger employees. “In my 15 years with Outrigger,” said Perry, who retired in 2005 as Senior VP and COO, “I was inspired by many hardworking people providing good lives for their families.”

Jester Galiza continues to forge a good and meaningful life — he earned a Master of Education from University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa and will be applying to medical school. Jester knows he wants to work with rural and low-income communities in Hawai‘i: “If I can have an impact anywhere, I want it to be here.”

“The joy that comes from helping someone else,” said donor Perry Sorenson, “is like no other.”

We wanted residents of Lāna‘i to tell us what they needed, not the other way around. jody pay n e Supporter of the Lāna‘i Community Health Center

Photo: Jody Payne reunites with HCF’s Lorraine Tamaribuchi to celebrate a successful community partnership

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A Community Need, a Community Solution Jody Payne returned to the Islands in search of the old Hawai‘i she fondly remembered — and found it on Lāna‘i. In 2002, as part-time residents, Jody and her former husband Ted Mallon were looking for a way to support their island community and approached the Hawai‘i Community Foundation.

“We wanted the people of Lāna‘i to decide,” said Jody, “instead of being told what they should do with the funds.”

HCF’s Lorraine Tamaribuchi learned about the community’s desire for a Women’s Wellness Center and recognized that there was a good fit: “The intent of the family making the gift was our constant guide,” she recalls.

Seed money from the couple’s KOA Fund helped launch a committee to establish the Lāna‘i Women’s Center. Co-chairs Phyllis McOmber (now deceased) and Jackie Woolsey, along with five other longtime island residents, devoted themselves to the vision.

With the early help of the Moloka‘i Women’s Center, along with volunteer and funding support from many sources, “Jody’s Place” was opened in the heart of Lāna‘i City in 2005 … transforming a one-bedroom apartment into a gathering place where women of

The Lāna‘i Community Health Center exists because of the efforts of many people including HCF’s Lorraine Tamaribuchi (far right, above), and enthusiasts like Magdalena Costales (far left, above) and Fliza Rendon (right) who sold homemade baked goods to raise funds and volunteered to help in any way.

Lāna‘i were welcomed and cared for.

After an invitation from Senator Inouye’s office to apply to become a Federally Qualified Health Center, and with community momentum to add services, the Lāna‘i Community Health Center now serves not only women but also their families.

A brand new facility now sits on the site of the original Jody’s Place and embodies the community spirit of its visionaries. To Executive Director Diana Shaw, “Our Health Center is an example of what can be accomplished when individuals put their dreams into action.”

With a donor advised fund, like the one that helped to launch the Lāna‘i Community Health Center, donors can recommend where and when to give grants, making a difference in ways they care about.

HCF is currently the trusted steward for more than 200 donor advised funds across the state.

A legacy gift, and a good idea, can be transformative to a community. s a m pr at t Advisory Committee member, Annie Sinclair Knudsen Memorial Fund Photo: Youngsters at the Boys & Girls Club in Kapa‘a can hardly wait to dig into the snack bags they’ve received from the Mobile Munchies program

Each Thursday at Lihue Lutheran Church, Linda Garrett, and her team of “bag ladies,” assemble

mob i l e m u nc h i e s

A Legacy Lives On

snacks that will be delivered to children who need them.

Thursdays are an exciting day for kūpuna and keiki on Kaua‘i. That’s when a group of volunteers for Mobile Munchies shows up at Lihue Lutheran Church to assemble 400 snack bags. Inside each is a peanut butter sandwich, raisins, carrots, a granola bar, chips and a drink … along with the goodwill of many people.

Since its inception in 2005, more than 172,000 bags have been delivered to children at five different sites on Kaua‘i, according to Linda Garrett, whose idea it was. “The children can hardly wait for their bags,” said Aunty Lovey, of the Boys & Girls Club in Kapa‘a, “and for some of them, it is the most nutritious food they will get all day.”

That such a simple concept can have such a big impact is something that impressed Sam Pratt, who serves on the Advisory Committee of the Annie Sinclair Knudsen Memorial Fund, which helps to fund Mobile Munchies and hundreds of other causes across the island.

“Serving on the Knudsen Fund Advisory Committee is not only a huge honor,” said Sam, a kama‘āina of Kaua‘i, “it’s also been eye opening for me to see the vast array of needs and challenges in our community. I wish we could help everybody.”

That same wish is what motivated Ruth Knudsen Hanner, in 1987, when she created an endowed fund in honor of her grandmother, Annie Sinclair Knudsen. The fund, which has distributed $8.75M on Kaua‘i and is part of HCF’s FLEX grants program, is an example of how a legacy gift from one person can have a transformative impact over decades, in big ways and small ones.

Above: Advisory Committee member Sam Pratt (L), with Darcie Yukimura (R), from HCF’s Kaua‘i office

More than 200 people like Ruth Knusden Hanner have named HCF in their estate plans, knowing that their endowment will serve Hawai‘i's needs in perpetuity.

Our Givers

We are grateful to the thousands of people who partner with the Hawai‘i Community Foundation to create lasting change in our community.

legacy societ y Donors who reach beyond their lives with plans to remember Hawai‘i through a will, trust, or other testamentary plan, join others in the HCF Legacy Society; their giving has meaning and impact for years to come.

Donald W.* & Bernadette Lau

David & Kathleen Pellegrin

Virginia L. Squier

Elvira T. Lee

Diane Peterson

Jefferson & Patricia Stillwell

Violet S. Loo

Michael Quinn & Licia Lau

Michael P. & Carol Sullivan

Natalie Mahoney

Alejandra Ramos

Russell H. Taft

Michael & Tomoko Malaghan

Henry E. Renteria

David A. & Virginia Thomas

Makia K. Malo

Earl G.* & Bettie S. Reque

John A. & Mary Karyl Thorne

Paul Mancini

Deborah Rice

Earl & Frances Tokumura

Rick & Claire Robinson

M. Yukie Tokuyama

Michael & Kathleen Roeder

Stan & Renee Tomono

Jim S. Romig

Ann Marie Ventura

Greg Sakaguchi

Totthi Vreedenburgh

Liane Sakai

Philip & Louise Wang

Eileen Sakai

Kendall P. Watts

Laura Mallery-Sayre &

Gulab & Indru Watumull

Harold J. & Inge Marcus Anonymous (56)

Paul Dahlquist

Peter R.* & Theresa A. Heinze

Joanne Tanaka Acoba

C. Frank Damon, Jr.

Will J. Henderson

Kathleen Ai

Larry & Anne Day

Roger M. Higa

Paul & Elizabeth* Arrigo

John* & Marti deBenedetti

James R. Hill

Stefanie Delmont

Laila F. Hoffmann

Concetta DiLeo

Sadao & Jean Honda

Rick Asbach Molly Baher Bobby C. & Julie Baker Andy & Maureen Bates Robert R. Bean Katherine Bell & Thomas Blackburn Wayne R. Benner Ann Bernson Barbara Bezdicek & Ray Mayron Janis Blayer Jennifer & Kenneth* Bohlin Mark A. Boyd Susan Bradford Tom & Chris Brayton

Andrew & Edith Don

Thomas & Gloria Huber

Jon & Eleyne Fia

Grafton & Sue Jhung

Keith A. Finkboner Alfred & Karyl Franks Patsy K. Fujimoto Alexander Gaston Wanda Gereben Doug Gibson Clifford A. Gonsalves Leslie A. Granat Marc W. Greenwell Karen Chandler* and Chris Grootaert

Jennifer Joe Buck Joiner

Michael J. McCabe Joe* & Sandy McCleskey Lynn P. McCrory Gina Mello Sam Millington Sara Miura Richard D. & Cheryl H. Moore

Frank H. Sayre Marsha Schweitzer Mary S. Sheridan Grace Sherwin

Eldon L. Wegner Sim Wenner Robert E.* & Karen K. White John Wythe White &

Myles S. Shibata

Karl & Christine Moskowitz

George C. & Nancy W. Slain

Carol Yoshimura Yamada

Melvyn T. & Sadie D. Murakami

Kent R. & Polli Smith

Curtis & Sylvianne Yee

Robin Kaye

Lee Y Myers

G. William & Heather Snipes

Duen Hsi Yen & Linda Takai

Paul T. Keenan

Norma B. Nichols

Snorkel Bob Foundation

Beatrice Young

Gerry & Karen Keir

Valery O’Brien

Perry & Sally Sorenson

Darcie A. Yukimura

Janice C. Parrott

Peter Sparks & Clytie Mead

*Deceased

Karen Jones Leonard Kamp, Jr. & Rebecca K.H.* Kamp

William G. & Karen M. Kemp

Victoria Gail-White

Diane M. Kimura William J. King Stephen Kokubun

Richard W. Gushman, II

Lorinda Cheng-Arashiro

Randolph Hack

Archibald S.Y. Cho & Patricia H. Cho

Suzanne M. Hammer

Ivor Kraft

Timothy Y.C. Choy

Martha Hanson

Gerald W. Kwock

Henry B. Clark, Jr.

Ronald J. Hays

Jodi A. Lam & Timothy Takaezu

William R.* & Carol J. Coops

Dr. David Heeney

Joan Langan

Richard & Myrna Cundy

Monica Heeney

Chester P. Lau

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Cara Mazzei

Richard S. Morris

Catherine Capozzoli

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Uri Lyne Martos

Patricia A. Kraemer & James Stockman

“I chose to partner with HCF to ensure that my charitable intentions are guided by and ”

responsibility

joa n l a ng a n Legacy Society Member

integrity.

201 5 donors Behind every gift of generosity is a donor’s passion and reason for giving back to the community.

The act of helping others is one of life’s most rewarding and meaningful experiences.

The following individuals, organizations, foundations, and trusts made contributions to the Hawai‘i Community Foundation valued at $1,000 or more in 2015. We also acknowledge the gifts of those donors who have requested to remain anonymous.

individuals

Matt & Maggie Cwiertnia

Darrin & Darien Gee

Anonymous (20)

Grace Czerwinski

Marjorie F. Gifford

Skip Adams

H. Dwight Damon

David W. Goodale

Debbie Alameida

Kent & Elizabeth Dauten

Stephen & Tamar

William F. & Alberta M. Aldinger

Larry & Anne Day

Richard Altig

Mary Day

Michael Aranoff & Mika

Kimberly Dey

Yamaguchi-Aranoff

Steven Dietz

Olinda Amtsberg

Concetta DiLeo

Maryann Barros

Patrick J. & Grace T. Duarte

Charlie Bass

Larry Dykstra

Katherine Bell & Thomas Blackburn

Rodney Easterly

James & Janet Bond

Glory Ebeling

Kenneth & Laura Breitenbach

Randall Farleigh &

Edmund & Martha Burke

Denise Cook Farleigh

Chotzen Goodfellow Richard & Nancy Griffith Richard W. Gushman, II Lindsay Hall William Hall Gregory & Sally Hartman Theresa A. Heinze Cameron & Marilyn Hinman Erik Hinshaw John & Jennifer Hoffee Paul Horner

Ian & Alma Kagimoto

Joe Matsukawa

Carl D. & Mary Jane Panattoni

Micah & Joelle Kāne

Colbert & Gail Matsumoto

Gary Passon &

Kenneth Kawakami

Ruth Matsuura

Gerry & Karen Keir

Aimee Mayeda

Thomas Kelly, Jr.

JB & Susan McIntosh

Nancy Kim

Ron & Cindy McMackin

Richard & Kathryn Kimball

James Meeker

Cami L. Kloster

Richard & Lynn Meiers

Lindsay Kosasa

Peter Merriman

Kenneth R. & Patricia G. Kupchak

Susan K. Miura

Susan Labrenz

Leigh-Ann Miyasato & Hoyt Zia

Jodi A. Lam & Timothy Takaezu

James Morris

Carol Mon Lee

Nancy Mueller

David Lee

Terri & Sharon Mullin

Edith L. Leong

Galen Nakamura

Bill & Cheri Schoolcraft

Sam & Pauline* Leong

Kent Nakamura

Mark & Lynda Schwartz

Robert & Catalina Lewis

Nadine Nakamura

J.M. & Sharon Scott

Andrew & Rebecca Logan

Hirofumi & Mayuri Nakato

Robert Shallenberger

David Luedtke & Padmani Brown

Alvin & Sharon Narimatsu

Patricia Sheehan

Bryan Luke

Winton & Carrie Nicholson

Grace Sherwin

Catherine Luke

Deborah Oakley-Melvin

Vincent & Alison Shigekuni

Kevin J. Luke

John & Donna O’Connell

Gerald Shintaku

Paul & Cordelia MacLaughlin

Richard Oliver

Marco Silva

Duncan & Dawn MacNaughton

Kaname Oshiro

Ron & Sandi Simon

Dexter D. Mar & Faye Fujisaki Mar

Paul & Sandy Otellini

Brian Smith

Ron Margolis

Robert Pacheco

Kent R. & Polli Smith

Charlene Schulenburg Mary & Andrew Pilara Mike & Diane Prohoroff Martin Rabbett Charles Van Riper III & Sandra G. Van Riper Jim & Edwina Romig Ronald Sade Scott Sakata Charles Sander, Jr. & Leann Sander Arun & Rummi Sarin Israel Savitzky Thomas Schene

Michael & Joan Burke

Dennis & Susan Fitzgerald

Peter H.Y. & May Rosanna Hsi

Michael & Liz Byrd

Gary & Debra Fournier

Heidy Huddy-Yamamoto

Carl & Christine Carlson

Lisa Freeman

Kathryn Inkinen

Matthew Chapman

Robin Freeman Bernstein

Roy Inouye

Wallace Chin

Susan Freeman Mann

Mary Ann Itoga

Melvin Chiogioji

Jason B. Friday

Kim Coco Iwamoto

Rai Saint Chu & Richard Turbin

Ron Zeff & Kendal Friedman

John & Jacque Jarve

Richard & Mary Chung

David & Judy Fukuda

John Jeffrey & Gretcen Grove

Sheila Conant

Benjy & Terri Garfinkle

Tyrie L. Jenkins

“HCF is flat-out excellent at handling the administrative end of our family fund. They provide research and advice as well as follow-up to guarantee that our gift is used as we expected.”

Vincent & Ginny Coviello

Richard & Helen Gates

Grafton Jhung

k e n t a n d p ol l i s m i t h

Richard Cox

Mike & Judy Gaulke

Buck Joiner

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Fund creators of Kent & Polli Smith Family Fund, FLEX Grants funder Kent and Polli Smith have created a multi-generational legacy of giving on Maui.

Pictured L - R: Grandaughter Ali Hoeck, daughter Tiffany Smith Hueu with Polli Smith

INDIVIDUAL DONORS, CONTINUED

Kathleen M. Spalding

organizations

Hawai‘i Life Real Estate Brokers

Hannah Springer

100th Infantry Battalion Veterans

Hawaii Society of Certified Public

John Stanton & Theresa Gillespie Elizabeth Steele Jefferson & Patricia Stillwell Gregg Takara Mikako Takemura Frank & Joan Thomas John & Sandra Thompson William S. & Nancy Thompson

Alliance for Drama Education

Hawai‘i Tourism Authority

Aloha United Way Bank of America Matching Gifts Program Bank of Hawaii

Central Pacific Bank

Earl & Frances Tokumura Ricardo D. Trimillos

Clark Realty Corporation

Charles & Kate Vasilius Richard & Carol Wass Roberta L. & Paul M. Weil

Honolulu Board of Realtors Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Chevron Products Company

Charles Van Riper

Hawaiian Islands Trading

Hilton Worldwide, Inc.

Candon, Todd & Seabolt, LLC

Charles Schwab

Dean Ushijima

Hawaiian Electric Company

Company, LLC

Beth Tokioka

Dawn Ushijima

Accountants

“We chose to partner with HCF for three reasons: Expertise.

Economies of scale. Ease. Their staff also takes care of all the administration and is extremely experienced and knowledgeable.” donna tanoue President of Bank of Hawaii Foundation Donna Tanoue (right) and Roberta Chu, HCF Board of Governor (left), with Bank of Hawaii Foundation Scholarship Fund recipients

Huntington Ingalls Industries Institute for a Sustainable Future Kāhala Nui Senior Living Community, Inc.

Core Group One, Inc.

Old Republic Title & Escrow of Hawaii, Ltd. Philippine Nurses

Davidson Companies

Kalihi Education Coalition

Dow AgroSciences

Kawailoa Development

Pulama Lāna‘i

Foodland Super Market, Ltd.

KFRZ Kona, LLC

RB Waterfronts LLC

Friends of Hakalau Forest National

KTA Super Stores

Wildlife Refuge

Association Hawaii

Retina Associates of Hawai‘i, Inc.

foundations & trusts Anonymous (1) A. Grant & Jeannette Heidrich, Silicon Valley Community Foundation Anna Kalei Gower Revocable Living Trust Ann & Gordon Getty Foundation

Clarence F.W. & Virginia W.L.C. Young Trust Clements Charitable Fund, Schwab Charitable Fund Colbert & Gail Matsumoto, Schwab Charitable Fund Cooke Foundation, Limited DSEA Wong Foundation

Ladybug Boylston Properties, LLC

Rotary Club of Hanalei Bay

Garden Island Auto Sales, LLC

Mana‘o Nui Inc.

Russell Bowman Art Advisory, LLC

German Benevolant Society of

Marisla Foundation

Seafares International Union

Atherton Family Foundation

Matson Navigation Company

Sleeping Giant Realty, Inc.

Bank of Hawaii Foundation

Grace Pacific Corporation

Maui Varieties, Ltd.

LIST Sotheby’s International Realty

Barbara Leeds Trust

Darcie Yukimura

Group 70 International, Inc.

Meadow Gold Dairies - Hawaii

State of Hawai‘i - Dept. of

Bartz Marr Family Foundation

F. S. & Mary Lyman Trust

Peter & Lani Yukimura

Hale Kauai Ltd.

My Investment Co., LTD.

Bobbie & Mike Wilsey Fund, The San

Faye Fujisaki Mar Trust

*Deceased

Hawaii Chapter Number One OES

Northshore Pharmacy

Sharon Weiner Robert E.* & Karen K. White Ross Wilson, Jr. & Debbie Baker Ronald Yamada Sylvia Y. Yuen & Harold Masumoto

Honolulu, Inc.

Accounting & General Services SunEdison The American Waterways Operators, Inc.

“HCF is an invaluable resource in helping us organize our giving, evaluate nonprofits, and share a context for philanthropy with our company, clients, and community.” m at t h e w be a l l Fund creator, Hawai‘i Life Charitable Fund

The Madden Corporation The Specialists LLC Thirty Meter Telescope Tony Hawaii Automotive Group, Ltd. (dba Tony Group) Wesley R. Segawa & Associates, Inc.

Donald Lee & Sally Steadman Lucas

Ashok Varadhan,

Foundation

Goldman Sachs Gives

Fund, Vanguard Charitable Durban Family Gift Fund, Ayco Charitable Foundation

Francisco Foundation

Fenton Family Foundation

Brett & Danielle White Fund, Santa Barbara Foundation

Filipino Nurses Foundation Flanagan Family Foundation

C.N. Wodehouse Hawaii Children’s Trust Fund Trust

Gary & Jean Shekhter, Long Term Fund of the Jewish Community

Central Pacific Bank Foundation Charles & Helen Schwab, Schwab Charitable Fund

Foundation George Arthur Gordon Bartlett Trust Gib & Susan Myers Fund,

Charles B. Wang International Foundation

Doug & Michelle Dillard Charitable

Schwab Charitable Fund Goldsmith Family Foundation III

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FOUNDATIONS & TRUSTS, CONTINUED

Greene Van Arsdale Foundation

Mark K. Iwamoto Trust

Stacy Schusterman Revocable Trust

Greg & Sally Hartman,

Mary Wentworth Deering Trust

Stracke Joint Revocable Trust

McInerny Foundation

Sykes Family Foundation

The San Francisco Foundation Gregg Lemkau, Goldman Sachs Gives Hamamura Charitable Fund, American Endowment Foundation Harold K.L. Castle Foundation Hau‘oli Mau Loa Foundation Hawaiian Electric Industries Charitable Foundation Heidrich Fund, Silicon Valley Community Foundation Herbert C. Shipman Foundation Hon Chew Hee Estate Foundation

Michael & Susan Dell Foundation Michael W. Michelson Fund, Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Graham, Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Nadao & Mieko Yoshinaga Foundation Nanea Foundation Inc. Onaway Island Fund, The San Francisco Foundation Pablo & Nathalie Salame, Goldman Sachs Gives

J & M Foundation

Parker Ranch Foundation Trust

J/C Lowrey Charitable

Parks Family Foundation

Remainder Trust Jack L. Stahley Trust James H. Greene, Jr. Fund, Greene Van Arsdale Foundation Jenard & Gail Gross Fund, Greater Houston Community Foundation John & Marcia Goldman Fund, Jewish Community Federation John & Frances von Schlegell, Schwab Charitable Fund Kelvin & Janice Taketa Fund, The San Francisco Foundation Koaniani Fund, Silicon Valley Community Foundation Lott Foundation Lyles Foundation, Fresno Regional Foundation Mackenzie Family Fund, Silicon Valley Community Foundation Magaro Family Foundation, Inc. 52

Paul & Elle Stephens Family Fund, Marin Community Foundation Pierre & Pam Omidyar Fund, Silicon Valley Community Foundation Prisanlee Trust Richard J. Lyman, Jr. Revocable Living Trust Robert A. McTamaney, Goldman Sachs Gives Robert E. Black Memorial Trust Robert Midkiff Trust Roberts Foundation Rose Family Fund, Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Rotary Club of Kapaa Foundation Rotary Club of Poipu Beach Foundation, Inc.

The A.C. Kobayashi Family Foundation The Bill Healy Foundation

These donors have partnered with HCF to mark our Centennial year with efforts that are laying a solid foundation for the next 100 years. With their support, HCF aims to increase awareness of the rich history of giving in Hawai‘i and the role HCF has played in philanthropy over the past century. We are also inaugurating a two-year partnership with Hawai‘i’s nonprofits to increase giving in the state, with a special focus on legacy giving, which enables donors to reach beyond their lives and impact the well-being of generations to come.

The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation The Charles Engelhard Foundation The Estate of Peter Atsumi Nakamura The Freeman Foundation The Gary & Jean Shekhter Grants Fund, Jewish Community Foundation San Diego The Hazen Family Foundation The Hoak Foundation

individuals

Tyrie L. Jenkins

Joyce Stupski

Anonymous (1)

Micah & Joelle Kāne

Kelvin H. & Janice H. Taketa

Alan H. Arizumi

Paul T. Keenan

Christine van Bergeijk

Robert R. Bean

Tom Kelly

Eric K. Yeaman

Deborah K. Berger &

Paul Kosasa

William H. Reeves Mary G.F. Bitterman Michael Broderick Wallace Chin

The Johnson Family Foundation

Roberta F. Chu

The Lisa & John Pritzker Family

Kimberly W. Dey

Fund, Northern Trust Company The Roberts Foundation The Sinnott Family Charitable Fund, National Philanthropic Trust The Thevenin Charitable

Elizabeth Rice Grossman

Amy & Paul Luersen Catherine Luke Joseph J. Martyak Elliot K. Mills Caroline Miura Pierre M. & Pamela K. Omidyar

Richard W. Gushman, II

Katherine G. Richardson

Robert S. Harrison

Jennifer G. Sabas

Honey Bun & James Haynes

Curtis Saiki

Peter S. Ho

Myles S. Shibata

Remainder Unitrust Van Scoyoc Family Charitable Fund Vermut Family Fund, Schwab Charitable Fund Victoria & Bradley Geist Foundation Van Konynenburg Foundation Weissman Family Foundation, Inc.

Schlinger Family Foundation

Yokouchi Foundation

Schwartz Revocable Trust

Zierk Family Foundation

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centennial campaign donors

“When I see the many stars in the early morning sky, it reminds me of each individual, family, and nonprofit that makes up Hawai‘i Community Foundation’s constellation. HCF will always be there to shine points of light in our community.” pau l ko s a s a Longest serving HCF Board Member; Fund creator of Kosasa Family Fund, ABC Stores Jumpstart Scholarship Fund, and ABC Kauai Charitable Fund

foundations, funds & organizations American Savings Bank Bank of Hawaii Foundation Central Pacific Bank First Hawaiian Bank Foundation Harold K.L. Castle Foundation Hawaiian Electric Companies HEI Charitable Foundation Walk the Talk Fund – Hawai‘i Community Foundation Staff

charitable funds

Dr. Philip Liu Fund For

Hawai‘i Community Foundation offers a wide range of funds to provide maximum flexibility to meet the

Dr. Ric for Education,

philanthropic goals of our clients and the needs of our community.

(New funds in bold)

Medical Education

Arts & Culture Fund

These funds have the greatest

Memorial Fund

potential to respond to new and

Victoria S. Geist Fund

emerging needs in our community.

William & Edna Howe Fund

Donors give full discretion to Hawai‘i Community Foundation’s Board of Governors to authorize grants that

donor advised funds

provide the greatest impact.

These funds are charitable vehicles that allow donors maximum

Andrew & Estelle Schustek Fund

flexibility to recommend grants to benefit the community. Donors

Arneil Petrie Tout Fund

are free to focus on the rewards of

Barbara Cox Anthony

giving while the Hawai‘i Community

Memorial Fund Board of Governors Fund

Foundation manages the administrative details.

Charlotte M. Florine Fund Community Needs Fund(Discretionary General Fund) Dorothea Helene Flint Fund

Benjamin Fund Clark Realty Corporation Community Fund Colleen Sullivan Fund Community Housing Fund

Daniel K. Inouye Memorial Fund

Aina-Nalu Charitable Fund

Daniel M. Browne-Sanchez Fund

Alfred M. Masini Charitable Fund Aloha Angels Fund

Anderson-Beck Kōkua a Ulu Fund

John & Sandy Linville Fund

Andrew & Edith Don Fund

Lowell Dillingham Fund

Aranoff Keiki Fund

Margaret Chang Fund

Aspect Technology Fund

Margaret Ushijima Fund

Carol & Raymond Mori

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Chris & Melissa Ching

Agne Family Fund

James Ward Russell, Jr. Fund

Peter C. Statler Fund

Chevron Education Fund

D. Otani Produce Charitable Fund

Ananda Fund Hawai‘i

Memorial Fund

Charles B. Wang Family Fund

A Touch of Grace Fund

Eleanor & T. Dudley Musson Fund

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick K. Makino

C.H.A.N.G.E. Fund

D. Lau Family Fund

Burkland Family Fund Busjaeger Fund

Endowment Fund

Charitable Fund Carole Sheridan Memorial Fund Carranza ‘Ohana Fund

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Daniel R. Sayre Memorial Fund Darrin & Darien Gee Family Fund David & Kathleen Pellegrin Fund

George C. & Nancy

Inkinen & Associates

Wright Slain Fund

Charitable Fund Jack’s Fund Jacqueline J. H. Bean Memorial Fund

Gloria Kosasa Gainsley Fund

James & Helen Gary Charitable Fund

Goodale Family Fund

James C. Shingle Family Fund

Gordon Russell Fund

Jane C. Wong Fund

Group 70 Foundation Fund

Jay Lee Divine Mercy Fund

Growney Family Fund

J.C. Earle Family Fund

GuavaGar Westfall Charitable Fund

Jenai & Roger Wall Family Fund

Hale Uluwehi Kaua‘i Fund

Jim & Lynn Lally Family Fund

El Arco Iris Fund

Hapa Fund

Joanne Holmes Shigekane Fund

Elizabeth K. Bell Moloka‘i

Hawai‘i Life Charitable Fund

John & Allison Lyles Fund

Hawai‘i Affiliates of Sotheby’s

John Huey Drouilhet & Sada

Inc & Matsuzaki Family Fund Central Pacific Bank Community

‘Ili‘ili Fund

Gerry & Karen Keir Fund

Economy Plumbing & Sheet Metal, Thomas & Mary Litaker

Memorial Fund

George Mason Fund

Dwayne & Marti Steele Fund Economic Opportunity Fund

unrestricted funds

Huddy Family Fund

Garrett D. Bordenave

Edith Wilhelmina Sherock Fund Edward J. & Norma Doty Charitable Fund Eileen A. Sakai Fund

Mission Fund Elli Kupke Fund Emergency Group Fund Emme Tomimbang Education Fund Eunice Chun Chinese Language Fund Florence Iwamoto Kaua‘i Fund Foodland Community Fund Fred & Mary Weyand Fund Freeman Family Fund Frost Family Fund Fujieki Family Foundation Fund

International Realty

Okumura Fund

Charitable Fund

John Wythe White & Victoria

Hawaii Pizza Hut Literacy Fund

Gail-White’s Left Wing Right

Hawai‘i’s Future Fund

Brain Fund Jose L. Romero Memorial Fund

Hawktree International/ Donald M. Takaki Fund

Kagimoto Family Fund

Hawktree International/

Kahiau Foundation Fund

Takaki Family Fund

Kangi Fund

Hilton & Maria Acacio Unemori Fund Hisa & Fukutaro Kawakami Fund Hoku Corporation Fund

Karen & David Stoutemyer Charitable Fund Karen Chandler & Chris Grootaert Fund

Honolulu Board of Realtors

Kathryn Inkinen Charitable Fund

Housing Fund

David McEwan, M.D. Charitable Fund Deborah K. Berger & William H. Reeves Fund Deviants from the Norm Fund Donald & Joann Kawane Family Charitable Fund

increase my awareness,

“You inspire me, HCF, to take action, and give a gift that leaves a lasting legacy.” s us a n ko s a s a Fund creator of Susan M. Kosasa Fund

DONOR ADVISED FUNDS, CONTINUED

Kaua‘i Aloha Endowment Fund Kaua‘i Children’s Environmental

Muriel Macfarlane Flanders Fund

Leslie Kiaremohalamoe Granat & Kalehuapuakea Kapililihau Fund

Muriel Osborne Hawai‘i Tennis Fund

Lima Kōkua Fund

Na ‘Oiwi Kane Fund

Kawakami Family Fund

Linda & Steven Marquis Fund

Nadao & Mieko Yoshinaga

Kawakami Family of

Livable Communities Fund

Education Fund

Captain Cook Fund Ke Au Hou Fund, Hawai‘i’s Youth Millenium Fund

Education Fund

Nakila & Marti Steele Family Fund

Luke Family Fund

Nancy Sloggett Goodale Fund

Kent & Polli Smith Family Fund

Maka‘io Fund

Kevin Kai‘ea Pavel Memorial Fund

Mālama Kīpahulu Fund

Kitty & Buzz Wo Family Fund

Margaret & John Ushijima Fund

Koa Fund

Marisla Fund

Koaniani Fund

Marjorie Waterhouse Watts Reading

N.F. Kawakami, H.S. Kawakami, & M. Furugen Fund

Enhancement Grant-Kōloa

Maui Varieties, Ltd. Family Fund Mervin K. Cash Memorial Fund

Kunimoto Family Fund

Michael & Tomoko Malaghan Fund

Lani Moo Fund

Milton & Henrietta Kushkin Fund

Laura & Dallas Smith Family Fund

Moonbow Fund

Lee Bentley Shinn Family Fund

Moonglow Fund

Leonard & Rose Freeman

Morimoto & Nishioka Family Fund

Leonora & Joseph Wee Fund

Omidyar Charitable Fund

Omidyar ‘Ohana Fund Pacific Medical Administrative

School Fund

MPH Fund

Nikhil Dadlani Keiki Fund

Omidyar Global Fund

Kulamanu Charitable Fund

Family Fund

Group Endowment Fund Padmani Brown & David Luedtke Charitable Fund Pahiki Nui Fund Parks Family Fund

Prisby Geist Charitable Fund

Spoehr Family Fund

Quack Moore Music Fund

Stan Czerwinski Education Fund

Rapozo Kama‘āina Fund

Stanley & Renee Tomono

Rapozo Parallel Friends Fund

Stefanie C. & Keith K. Horita

Richard Q.Y. & Esther A. Wong Fund Richard T. Mamiya Charitable Foundation Fund

Paul C. T. & Violet Shaw Loo Fund

Robert R. & Jacqueline J.H. Bean

Family Fund

“The family funds managed by HCF, along with modern technology, have allowed me to be part of kama‘āina civic life, even though I live abroad.” way n e r a p o z o Fund creator of Rapozo Kama‘āina Fund, George & Augusta Rapozo Scholarship Fund, and Rapozo Parallel Friends Fund

UHA Foundation Fund

REC Fund – MCC REC Fund – RCL

Fund #2 Sananikone-Le Khac Fund Schulenburg Passon Community Fund

Poetry Fund Tsai Family Charitable Fund

Family Fund Starlit Walk Future Fund

Patrick J. Sullivan Fund

Pearl Harbor Historical Sites Fund

Tony Quagliano International

REC Fund – CTKC

Robert & Arlene Iwamoto Fund

Phillip & Gerry Wong Ching

Muffles Fund

k ar in frost Fund creator of Frost Family Fund

Family Fund

Loa‘a Mai Ka ‘Ike Fund

maiLady Fund

Krucky ‘Ohana Fund

wonderful momentum

Nadao & Mieko Yoshinaga

Live Aloha Fund

Kekumuola Fund

Kosasa Family Fund

“HCF, you have created a over the last 100 years and I am proud to be associated with you!”

Foundation Fund

Ulupono Fund Victims of Violent Crimes in

Steve & Gloria Gainsley Fund Stupski Family Fund

Hawai‘i Fund Wag More Bark Less Fund

Susan M. Kosasa Fund

Waikiki Wahine Fund

Suzie Hayes-Schwartz & Andy Schwartz Family Fund

Walk the Talk Fund

Takenaka Kaua‘i Community Fund

Weil ‘Ohana

Takenaka Kaua‘i Cultural &

Wesley R. & Phyllis E. Segawa

Environmental Fund

Family Fund

Taketa Family Fund

When the Mainstream

Scott & Marla Himeda Fund

Taketa ‘Ohana Fund

Sea Salts of Hawai‘i Fund

The Haynes Family Fund

Serendipity II Fund

The Kāne Fund

Sharon Weiner Fund

Thomas & Mi Kosasa Fund

Sheridan C.F. Ing Fund

Timothy Takaezu &Jodi Lam Fund

Sheridan Fund

Timothy Y.C. Choy Fund

Single Fin Fund

Tommy Holmes Foundation Fund

Sophie DeLoria Foundation Fund

Tony Group Foundation Fund

Spencer Johnson Fund

Turbin Chu Family Fund

Runs Dry Fund William R. & Carol J. Coops Charitable Fund Yamada Scott Family Fund Yukimura Family Fund Zachary Fujisaki Mar Foundation Fund Zia-Miyasato Family Fund a century of generosit y | 2016 annual report

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designated funds These funds were endowed by individuals and organizations to ensure that their charities of choice would continue. In each case, the contributor selected one or more nonprofit organizations to benefit from the grants for as long as the charities exist.

Carl K. Mirikitani Memorial Fund Ceferino C. & Mitsuko O. Fernandez Memorial Fund #1 Ceferino C. & Mitsuko O. Fernandez Memorial Fund #2 Charles & Helen P. Bishop Fund Chas Fisher Memorial Endowment Fund Chonita & Jack Larsen Fund

A.P. Sereno Memorial Scholarship Fund A.S. Atherton Memorial Scholarship Fund Adrienne Wong Toyozaki Fund Alberta E. Brown Fund Aloha Pride Center Endowment Fund Aloha Temple Patient Transportation Fund Aloha United Way Endowment Trust Fund Amelia Gaston Fund American Red Cross Endowment Fund Anna B. Lindemann Fund Annette Tyler North Fund Atherton Fund Aunt Maggie Monteiro Orphan Fund Bobby Benson Center Endowment Fund

Christian Bosse Fund

Esther McClure Stubblefield Designated Fund Eva H. Webb Fund Francis Y.C. & Julia W. Dang Endowment Fund Franklin Benjamin Wells Fund fbo Public Television Friends of Diamond Head Fund Friends of Princess Victoria Ka‘iulani School Fund

Clara T. Nakahara Fund

Friends of Youth Outreach Fund

Clarence F.W. & Virginia W.L.C.

Gary T. & Hilde M. Nii

Young Fund

Designated Fund

Clifford Kimball Memorial Fund

George Bartlett Fund

Cyril O. Smith Fund

George & Betty Stracke

David & Frances Tatman Heifer Project International

George Howe Farnsworth Fund George Reynold Carter Fund

Don Smith Fund

German Benevolent Society of

Community Action Fund Doo Wook Choy & Helen Nahm Choy Fund Dora R. Isenberg Molokoa Fund Dorothy Duniway Fund Edmond & Mildred Ayling Fund Edward M. Ehrhorn Entomological Scholarship Fund Edwin T. & Leilani Kam Scholarship Fund

Honolulu Charitable Fund

Tuition Assistance Fund Gwendolen B. Dekum Fund Hakalau Forest Refuge Management Endowment Fund Hāna Community Endowment Fund Hawai‘i Immigrant Justice Center at Legal Aid Society of Hawai‘i Endowment Fund

Brilly & Richard Akeroyd Fund

Elizabeth Leithead Fund

Hawai‘i Pacific University, Hawai‘i

Brodhead Family Scholarship Fund

Elma F. Taylor Fund

Brownee Brown Performing Arts

Elmer K. Keao Fund

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‘Rusty’ Jean Thomas Fund

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Historic Preserves of Hawai‘i Fund

John Melvin (Jack) Abramson Fund

Holy Holy Innocents Innocents Episcopal Episcopal Church Church Endowment Fund Fund Endowment

Josie & Don Over Comedy Fund

Hon Hon Chew Chew Hee Hee Art Art Fund Fund

Josie & Don Over Memorial Fund

Honolulu Honolulu Symphony Symphony Society Society Fund Fund

Julia Waterhouse Rodenhurst Fund

Honpa Hongwanji Hawai‘i Honpa Hongwanji Hawai‘i Betsuin Fund Betsuin Fund

June Olson Fund

Horne Family Fund Horne Family Fund Irene I‘i Holloway Fund

Josie & Don Over Dance Fund

Leadership Kaua‘i Endowment Fund Lē‘ahi Endowed Pulmonary Chair Fund Lenore & Chester O’Brien Fund Leon & Dora Thevenin Fund Leon J. Rhodes Fund Leonilda Kekuewa Chang Fund

Kapalua Maui Charities Endowed Scholarship for Lahainaluna High School Fund

Louis Asing Fund Madelyn Ross Fund

support aloha

“Mahalo to HCF for its continued and for our organization over many years.” s i s s y l a k e - fa r m

Executive Director, Maui Historical Society/Bailey House Museum, Recipient of Chas Memorial Endowment Fund Maui cultural practitioners, Uncle Tommy and Aunty Vicky Palafox, showcase their skills in ‘ohe kapala (bamboo stamps) as part of the E Ho‘oulu ‘Ike: Cultural Enrichment Program at Maui Historical Society/Bailey House Museum.

Grandma’s Christian Elementary

Hawai‘i Nature Center Fund

Ernest ‘Tommy’ Hayden & Harriett

HIKI NŌ Fund

Laura D. Sherman Fund

Grace K.J. Abernethy Fund

Elizabeth Flora Deinert Fund

Scholarship Fund

John F. Kennedy Memorial Scholarship in History Fund

Charitable Fund

Diamond Head Theatre Fund

Donald & Astrid Monson

Hawaiian Legacy Foundation Fund

Loa College Fund Hawai‘i Public Television Endowment Fund Hawai‘i Youth Opera Chorus Fund

Ivena M.Holloway Ziegenhein Fund Irene I‘i Fund

Katherine Hopper Livingston Fund

Jack Marie Lord Fund Ivena&M. Ziegenhein Fund

Katherine H. Wery Fund

Jack & & Marie Marie Lord Lord Fund Fund #2 Jack

Kathryn Kathryn LaRue LaRue Saunders Saunders HUGS HUGS Endowment Fund Endowment Fund

Jack & & Marie Marie Lord Lord LP Fund #2 Jack Fund Jack & Marie Lord LP Fund Jacquelyn & Alcy Johnson Jacquelyn & Alcy Memorial FundJohnson Memorial Fund James & Ruth Tottori Fund James & Ruth Tottori Fund Jeanette A. Le Vine Fund – Jeanette A. Le Vine Fund – Temple Emanu-El Temple Emanu-El John John & & Dorothy Dorothy Baird Baird Fund Fund John John & & Roberta Roberta Garcia Garcia Fund Fund John E. Loomis – YMCA Fund

Margaret Zane Zane Bruhn Bruhn Margaret Designated Fund Fund Designated

Kaua‘i Hindu Monastery Fund Kaua‘i Hindu Monastery Fund Kihachiro J. Hotta Fund Kihachiro J. Hotta Fund Lahainaluna High School Lahainaluna High School Foundation Foundation Endowment Friends Endowment Friends of the of the Lahainaluna Library Fund Lahainaluna Library Fund Lahainaluna High School Foundation Lahainaluna High School Foundation Endowment Fund

Marie Kohli Fund Mary & Paul Wagner Charitable Fund Mary Sanford-Hawaiian Mission Children’s Society Fund Mary Wilson Crawford Fund Maui Academy of Performing Arts Scholarship Fund

Endowment Fund Lahainaluna High School Foundation

Maybelle F. Roth Fund

Endowment Scholarship Lahainaluna High School Foundation

Maybelle Maybelle F. F. Roth Roth Research Research Prize Prize in in

Endowment Scholarship

Conservation Conservation Biology Biology Fund Fund

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“We chose HCF to administer our endowment because of its extensive experience and the credibility HCF brings to our partnership.”

DESIGNATED FUNDS, CONTINUED

Mental Health Association in Hawai‘i Endowment Fund

field of interest funds

Sekiya of Fukuoka/Hawai‘i Endowment Fund

These funds are created by

Minnie P. Cuthbertson Fund

Shigeru & Toyoko Ichiki Fund

Monsignor Benedict M. Vierra Fund

Susan Mahn Fund

Nancy S. & Peter Y.B. Kim Elder Care Fund Ouida Mundy Hill Memorial Fund Pacific Century Fellows Endowment Fund Parker & Bernieri Fund for Lē‘ahi Hospital Peter C.P. Char Memorial Fund Prisanlee Fund Ralph K. Nakamura Kupuna Support Fund Rebecca Carter Fund Robert Blaine Thomas Fund Robert Chalmers Memorial Fund Robert E.L. Brooks Fund Rosemary & Nellie Ebrie Fund

grants be made in a particular field

Takenaka Kaua‘i Healthcare Fund Takuji Hayashi, M.D. Memorial Research Fund

Board Member of Friends of Hakalau National Wildlife Refuge,

the flexibility to adjust to future

Donor to Forest Refuge Management Endowment Fund

changes. The organizations or

Photo credit: Jack Jeffrey

change, merge, or cease to exist, yet

The Haus Fund

the need may continue.

Thomas J. Keller Trust Fund Thz Fo Farm Fund

4Charity Fund

Vincent & Katherine Neal

ABC Stores Kaua‘i Charitable Fund

Memorial Fund

Abraham & Annie Lau

Virginia Pearson Ransburg Fund Wallace Rider Farrington Memorial

Children’s Fund Adrienne Wong Toyozaki Fund

Cecil G. Marshall Fund Chia-Ling Chang Endowment in Memory of Dr. Fred I. Gilbert Jr. Community Restoration Partnership Fund

Scholarship Fund

Alan M. Krassner Fund

Walt Whitman Fund

Albert T. Koenen Fund

Walter & Cathy Scott Memorial Fund

Alice M.G. Soper Fund

Convening Fund – Casey

Allan Eldin & Agnes Sutorik

Convening Fund – Kellogg

William M. & Violet M. Borges Designated Fund

Royal Hawaiian Band Sick

William S. Richardson Fund

Salvation Army-Hawai‘i Fund

people. This type of fund assures

charities serving that field may

William Robert Wickland Fund

Rudolph Sylva Scholarship Fund

r ob s h a l l e n b e r ge r

or to benefit a certain group of

Roy Hideyuki Sako Memorial Fund

Benefit Fund

contributors who stipulate that

Geiger Fund Anna Kalei Gower Fund Annie Sinclair Knudsen Memorial Fund

Yasuko Mitsuyasu New Year’s Day Meal Fund

Arthur Lawrence Mullaly Fund Baciu Cultural Fund

Yuen-Masumoto IHS Endowment

Bernice & Conrad von Hamm Fund

Community Stabilization Initiative Fund

Convening Fund – Packard County of Kaua‘i Fund Daniel K. Inouye Institute Fund Doc Buyers Fund Dr. Albert C.K. Chun-Hoon Fund DREAM Fund East Hawai‘i Fund Ellen Ashton Fund Ellen M. Koenig Memorial Fund

“HCF is trusted for behaving ethically, investing dollars wisely, and for donors and the community at large.”

doing what is best

s y lv i a y. y u e n Sylvia Yuen, Former HCF Board Member, pictured with husband Harold Masumoto. They are fund creators of the Yuen-Masumoto IHS Endowment Fund

Environment Fund Esther McClure Stubblefield Fund ‘Ewa Beach Community Fund Gary T. & Hilde M. Nii Fund George J. Henritzy Memorial Fund

Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Fund for Family Literacy

Jerry James Bigansky Fund Jessie D. Kay Memorial Fund

Harry Hewitt Fund for Advancement & Improvement of Justice Hartwell & Rebecca Carter Fund Hawai‘i Children’s Trust Fund Hawai‘i Environmental Funders Group Fund

John A. Burns School of Medicine Alumni Association Fund June Ann Kirkpatrick Fund June Olson Fund Ka Papa O Kakuhihewa Fund Kahuku Community Fund

Hawai‘i Island Fund Hawai‘i Tobacco Prevention & Control Trust Fund Hawai‘i Tourism Authority Fund Henry A. Zuberano

Kamp Fund Kapoho Alternative Energy Charitable Fund Kaua‘i Island Fund Kay A. Edwards Memorial Library

Early Education Fund Henry Ku‘ualoha & Muriel Roselani Giugni Fund

Charitable Trust Fund Kendall Palmer Watts Fund Kitaro Watanabe Fund

Honouliuli Preserve Management Fund

Kresge Foundation Fund

Hōkūli‘a Community Fund

Kūki‘o Cummunity Fund

Ingeborg v.F. McKee Fund

Laila Twigg-Smith Art Fund

Innovation Fund

Leadership Initiative Fund

Irving L. Singer Fund

Lē‘ahi Fund to Treat & Prevent Pulmonary Disease

Jack L. Stahley Fund James & Winifred Robertson Memorial Fund

Lāna‘i Community Benefit Fund Leslie S. King Fund

Gerbode/HCF Fellows Program

Jean I. Fennimore Fund

Lillian K. Wilder Fund

Gwenfread Elaine Allen Fund

Jeanette A. Le Vine Fund

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FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS, CONTINUED

Margaret Zane Bruhn Fund

Rev. Takie OkumuraFamily Fund

scholarship funds

Mary & Paul Wagner Blindness

Richard Aadland Fund

Private foundations, individuals,

Richard Smart Fund

businesses, and organizations

Prevention Fund Maui Quarantine Fund Maui Nui Community Fund May Templeton Hopper Fund Minnie K. Fund Myrna Lian & Richard Lee Cundy Fund Natural Resources Conservation Endowment Fund Next Generation Coalition Fund NOAA Partnership Fund • Harold K.L. Castle Foundation • Weissman Family Foundation North Kaua‘i Fund Oio Fund Oscar & Rosetta Fish Speech Therapy Fund Oscar L. & Ernestine H. Armstrong Advised Fund Paka Fund Parks Family Foundation Fund Pathways to Resilient Communities Fund Pikake Fund Pillars of Peace Fund Public-Private Partners for Literacy Trust Fund Quality of Life Fund

“I chose to partner with HCF for their enthusiasm to work with young donors and expertise in matching donor intent with community needs.”

create these funds to assist

Ritchie McGregory Fund Robert C. & Helen F. Nichols Fund

Hawai‘i residents in achieving their educational goals.

sara miura

Robert C. Perry Fund Robert Emens Black Fund Robert R. Midkiff Fund

Fund creator of Rise Up Scholarship Fund and

100th Infantry Battalion Veterans

De Ja Vu Hawai‘i Scholarship Fund

Memorial Scholarship Fund

Sadamitsu, Milly, Fred & Leatrice Yokoyama Fund

100th Infantry Battalion Veterans Stanley Izumigawa

Shirley Ann Stringer-Heller Fund Stein Family Fund

Scholarship Fund 2200 Educational Scholarship Fund

SunEdison Community Fund

A&B ‘Ohana Scholarship Fund

Tad & Margaret Miura Fund

AAUW Honolulu Branch Education Fund

Tai Up Yang Fund Theodore A. Vierra Fund Technology Transformation Fund Teruo & Adeline K. Ogawa Moloka‘i

ABC Stores Jumpstart Scholarship Fund Albert & Dorothy Shigekuni Scholarship Fund

Education Fund

Allan Eldin & Agnes Sutorik Geiger

THINK Fund

Scholarship Fund

Traut Carson Fund Virginia & Colin Lennox Botanical Research Trust Fund

Alma White – Delta Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarship Fund Ambassador Minerva Jean Falcon

West Hawai‘i Fund William M. & Violet M. Borges Fund

Hawai‘i Scholarship American Institute of Graphic

Wilson P. Cannon Fund Women’s Fund Endowment Youth Matters Endowment Fund

Arts (AIGA) Honolulu Chapter Scholarship Fund in Memory of Jane Suganuma

American Savings Bank Scholars Program Anna K. Gower & Annabelle K. Gower Scholarship Fund Anthony Alexander, Andrew Delos Reyes & Jeremy Tolentino Memorial Fund Arthur Jackman Scholarship Fund Bal Dasa Scholarship Fund Bank of Hawaii Foundation Scholarship Fund Barbara Leppe Hawai‘i Scholarship Fund Bick Bickson Scholarship Fund Blossom Kalama Evans Memorial Scholarship Fund Booz Allen Hawai‘i Scholarship Fund Camille C. Chidiac Fund Candon, Todd & Seabolt Scholarship Fund Castle & Cooke George W.Y. Yim

“HCF empowers people to do good, jennifer sabas

greater.”

HCF Board Member, Director of Daniel K. Inouye Institute Fund

Scholarship Fund Castle & Cooke Mililani Technology Park Scholarship Fund Cayetano Foundation Scholarship Fund

Catrala – Hawaii Scholarship Fund

Dr. & Mrs. Moon Park Scholarship Fund

Celeste Hayo Memorial Scholarship Fund

Dr. Edison & Sallie Miyawaki

Chinn Ho Scholarship Fund Clarence F.W. & Virginia W.L.C. Young Scholarship Fund

Scholarship Fund Dr. William Masaru Shigekawa Scholarship Fund

Community Scholarship Fund

E. E. Black Scholarship Fund

Cora Aguda Manayan Fund

Edward J. & Norma Doty Scholarship Fund

CPB Works For You Scholarship Fund

Elena Albano ‘Maka‘alohilohi’

Craig D. Newnan Memorial Scholarship Fund

Scholarship Fund Ellen Hamada Scholarship Fund for

D & J Sakaguchi Scholarship Fund Dan & Pauline Lutkenhouse & Hawai‘i Tropical Botanical Garden Scholarship & Education Fund David L. Irons Memorial

Fashion Design & Sewing Ellison Onizuka Memorial Scholarship Fund Elsie S. Yoshizawa Hotta Scholarship Fund

Scholarship Fund Kenneth Makinney & David T. Pietsch Families Scholarship Fund

Empowerment Scholarship Fund Eo Nā Punawai Scholarship Fund Esther Kanagawa Memorial Art

Deja Vu Surf Hawai‘i

Scholarship Fund

Scholarship Fund Diamond Resort Scholarship Fund

Eugenia Jacqueline Perry Fund

Dolly Ching Scholarship Fund

F. Koehnen Ltd. Scholarship Fund

Doris & Clarence Glick Classical

Filipino Nurses’ Organization of

Music Scholarship

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SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS, CONTINUED

Financial Women International Scholarship Fund Fletcher & Fritzi Hoffmann Education Fund Foodland Scholarship Fund Frances Watanabe Memorial Scholarship Fund Frank H. Minato Scholarship Fund G & J Furuta Scholarship Fund Gail A. Perry Fund Geoffrey Michael Chan Wing Au Scholarship Fund

Hilo Chinese School Scholarship Hideko & Zenzo Matsuyama

Grace Pacific Outstanding

Fund Scholarship Fund

Scholars Fund Guy Marshall Guy Marshall Scholarship Scholarship Fund Fund Guy Toyama Toyama Memorial Memorial Guy Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund H.C. Shipman Scholarship Fund H.C. Shipman Scholarship Fund Hale Kaua‘i Scholarship Fund in Hale Kaua‘i Scholarship Fund in Memory of Samuel W. Wilcox II Memory of Samuel W. Wilcox II Hale Kaua‘i Scholarship in Hale Kaua‘iof Scholarship in Memory William Moragne Memory of William Moragne Hannah Cochrane Fund Hannah Cochrane Fund Haseko Training Fund

Haseko Training Fund Hawai‘i Chapter No.1 Order of the

Hilton Grand School Vacations Scholarship Hilo Chinese for the Asia Pacific Junior Cup Scholarship Fund Fund Hilton Grand Vacations Ho‘oulu Scholarship Fund Scholarship for the Asia Pacific Hōkū Scholarship Fund Junior Cup Fund Hōkūlani Hawai‘i Fund Ho‘oulu Scholarship Fund Hōkūli‘a Foundation Scholarship Hōkū Scholarship Fund Fund

Students Jean ErdmanFund Scholarship Fund Jean Scholarship Fund JhungFitzgerald Family Foundation Jean Ileialoha Beniamina Scholarship Fund Scholarship for Ni‘ihau Johanna Drew Cluney Students Fund Scholarship Fund Jhung Family Foundation John & Anne Clifton Scholarship Fund Scholarship Johanna Drew Fund Cluney

Hōkūlani Hawai‘i Fund Hōkūli‘a Scholarship Fund

Scholarship Fund John Dawe Fund

Hōkūli‘a Foundation Hon Chew Hee Scholarship Fund

John & Anne Clifton Joseph & Alice Duarte Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund

Scholarship Fund Ho‘omaka Hou – A New Beginning

Kapolei Business & Community

Logan Nainoa Fujimoto Memorial Scholarship Fund

Scholarship Fund Kawasaki-McGaha Scholarship Fund

Makia & Ann Malo Scholarship Fund

Kazuma & & Ichiko Ichiko Hisanaga Hisanaga Kazuma Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund

March March Taylor Taylor Educational Educational Fund Fund Margaret Margaret Follett Follett Haskins Haskins (Hawai‘i) (Hawai‘i) Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund

King Kekaulike Kekaulike High High School School King Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Ken Yamase Sportsmanship Ken Yamase Sportsmanship Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Kohala Ditch Educational Fund Kohala Ditch Educational Fund Kōloa Scholarship Fund Kōloa Scholarship Fund Kolohe David Scholarship Fund Kolohe David Scholarship Fund Korean University Club

Margaret Margaret Follett Follett Haskins Haskins (Kansas) (Kansas) Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Margaret Follett Haskins (Maui) Margaret Follett Haskins (Maui) Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Margaret Jones Memorial Margaret Jones Memorial Nursing Nursing Fund Fund Mary Bloder Scholarship Fund Mary Bloder Scholarship Fund

“HCF was at the top of everyone’s list when I inquired about setting up a scholarship fund.”

“I have witnessed how HCF scholarships have helped the dreams and ambitions of students become a reality, and I hope one day to make a difference in someone’s life.”

hob e y b e c k Fund creator of Hale Kaua‘i Scholarship Fund in Memory of William Moragne and Hale Kaua‘i

k a r e n jon e s

Scholarship Fund in Memory of Samuel W. Wilcox II

Legacy Society Member

Pictured are members of the Wilcox family, including Samuel W. Wilcox II (L), with friends

George & Augusta Rapozo George & Augusta Rapozo Kama‘āina Scholarship Fund Kama‘āina Scholarship Fund George George & & Lucille Lucille Cushnie Cushnie Scholarship Fund George Mason Mason Business Business George Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund George S. Ishiyama Unicold George S. Ishiyama Unicold Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Gerrit R. Ludwig Scholarship Fund Gerrit R. Ludwig Scholarship Fund German Benevolent Society of

Hawai‘i Chapter No.1, Order of the Eastern Star Scholarship Fund Eastern Star Scholarship Fund Hawai‘i Pacific Gerontological Hawai‘i Pacific Gerontological Society Scholarship Fund Society Scholarship Fund Hawaii Pizza Hut Scholarship Fund Hawaii Pizza Hut Scholarship Fund Hawai‘i Society of Certified Public Hawai‘i Society Scholarship of Certified Public Accountants Fund Accountants Scholarship Fund HEI Scholarship Program Fund HEI Scholarship Program Fund Henry A. Zuberano Henry A. Zuberano Scholarship Fund

Hon Chew Hee Scholarship Fund Fund Ho‘omaka – Memorial Ian Doane Hou Smith Scholarship Fund Fund A New Beginning Ichiro & Masako Hirata Scholarship Ian Doane Smith Memorial Imi Ho‘ōla Leadership Scholarship Scholarship Fund Fund

K.M. Hatano Scholarship Ka‘ehu Scholarship Fund Fund

Ichiro & Masako Hirata Scholarship Isemoto Contracting Co., Ltd.

Ka‘ehu Scholarship Scholarship FundFund

Scholarship Fund Imi Ho‘ōla Leadership

Kahala Nui Residents Kahiau Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund

Honolulu ScholarshipFund Fund Good Eats Scholarship

Scholarship Fund Hew/Shinn Scholarship Fund

Janet Y. Sato NaFund Lima Paheona Scholarship Scholarship Fund Isemoto Contracting Co., Ltd. Jean Erdman Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Jean Fitzgerald Scholarship Fund

Hew/Shinn Scholarship Fund Hideko & Zenzo Matsuyama

Janet Y. Sato Na Lima Paheona Jean Ileialoha Beniamina

Good Eats Scholarship Fund

Scholarship Fund Fund Hōkūli‘a Scholarship

German Benevolent Society Honolulu Scholarship Fundof

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Scholarship Fund Herbert & Ollie Brook Herbert & OllieFund Brook Scholarship

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John Dawe Fund K.M. Hatano Scholarship Fund Joseph & Alice Duarte Memorial Ka‘a‘awa Community Scholarship Fund Fund

for Ni‘ihau Scholarship Fund

Ka‘a‘awa Community Kahala Nui Residents Fund

Kalihi Education Coalition Kahiau Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Kalihi Education Coalition Scholarship FundFund Kamp Scholarship Kamp Scholarship Fund

Matsukawa Family

Korean University Club Scholarship Fund Fund Scholarship Korean War War Veterans Veterans Children’s Children’s Korean Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Kosasa Kitty Kitty Scholarship Scholarship Fund Fund Kosasa

Matsukawa Family Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Meadow Gold Dairies - Hawaii Meadow Gold Dairies - Hawaii Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund

Kurt W. Schneider Memorial Scholarship Fund

Mitsuo Mitsuo Shito Shito Public Public Housing Housing

Laura Jean Armstrong Fund

Scholarship Fund

Moanalua High High School School Math Math Moanalua Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Neil Tepper Scholarship Fund Neil Tepper Scholarship Fund Nick Van Pernis Scholarship Fund

Lilian B. Reynolds Fund

Nick Van Pernis Scholarship Fund O‘ahu Filipino Community Council

Lily & Raymond Torii

GolfFilipino Scholarship Fund Council O‘ahu Community

Laura N. Dowsett Fund Laura Rowe Burdick

Scholarship Fund

Scholarship Fund

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SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS, CONTINUED

Oscar & Rosetta Fish Scholarship Fund Ouida Mundy Hill Memorial Scholarship Fund

Robert Iwamoto Family Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund

Times Supermarket Shop & Score Scholarship Fund

Pat Shinobu Scholarship Fund

Tommy Lee Memorial

Paulina L. Sorg Scholarship Fund

Rosemary & Nellie Ebrie Fund

Scholarship Fund

Perry & Sally Sorenson

Roxanne Scott & Randall Omel

Peter R. Papworth Scholarship Fund Philippine Cultural Foundation of Hawai‘i Scholarship Fund Philippine Nurses Association of Hawaii Foundation Scholarship Fund PRSA-Hawai‘i/Roy Leffingwell Public Relations Scholarship Fund Ray Yoshida Fine Arts Scholarship Fund Raymond F. Cain Scholarship Fund Rich Meiers Health Administration Scholarship Fund Richard Smart Scholarship Fund

Fund creators of Eastside North Shore Kaua‘i Scholarship Fund, Haumea Foundation

Scholarship Fund

Scholarship Fund

Tony Group Scholarship Fund

Safeway Foundation Hawai‘i Scholarship Fund

Toraji & Toki Yoshinaga

Sarah Rosenberg Scholarship Fund

Scholarship Fund

Senator Richard M. & Dr. Ruth H.

Troy Barboza Education Fund

Matsuura Scholarship Fund

University of Redlands Hawai‘i Scholarship Fund

Shaun S. Tokumura Memorial Scholarship Fund

Vicki Willder Scholarship Fund

Shelley M. Williams, RPh

contract services Hawai‘i Community Foundation partners with the following clients

Waimea High School Class of 1952

Shigeru & Toyoko Ichiki Fund

Fred Baldwin Memorial Foundation

grantmaking and/or scholarships.

Frost Family Foundation

Snipes-Meyer-Vorhies Nursing Scholarship Fund

Gear Up Hawai‘i Scholarship Fund*

Kaneta Foundation Mildred Towle Scholarship Trust* Office of Hawaiian Affairs* The Gerald W.G. Kwock Charitable Foundation*

Scholarship Fund*

George F. Straub Trust

Atherton Family Foundation**

Gertrude S. Straub Trust*

Walter H. Kupau Memorial Fund

Bernice P. Irwin Trust*

Hawai‘i Veterans Memorial Fund*

Will J. Henderson Scholarship Fund

Cooke Foundation, Ltd.

Haumea Foundation*

*Scholarships

William James &

Dr. Alvin & Monica Saake

Ida M. Pope Trust*

**Scholarships & Community

Scholarship Fund

Scholarship Fund

Eizo & Toyo Sakumoto Trust*

Ka‘iulani Home for Girls Trust*

Gear Up Tuition Assistance Trust*

Walt Dulaney & George Kon

Shuichi, Katsu & Itsuyo Suga

Foundation*

‘Aiea General Hospital Association

Scholarship Fund

Shirley McKown Scholarship Fund

Dr. Hans & Clara Davis Zimmerman

to support their community

W.D. Uehara Family Scholarship Fund

Scholarship Fund

Sophie Y. Nonomura Fund

Ritchie M. Gregory Fund

Stein Family Scholarship Fund

William Lew Scholarship Fund

Robanna Fund

Takehiko Hasegawa Scholarship Fund

Yasuko Mitsuyasu Scholarship Fund

Robert & Peggy Tanaka

Teruo & Adeline K. Ogawa

Yoshi & Millie Ushijima

Scholarship Fund

joh n & m a r i e mo s e l e y

Tongan Cultural Association

Rise Up Scholarship Fund

Scholarship Fund

donors scholarship recipients.

Thz Fo Farm Scholarship Fund

Robert Iwamoto Family Vocational Ron Bright Scholarship Fund

Scholarship Fund

“The Hawai‘i Commmunity Foundation provides a wonderful service in bringing together and ”

Thelma Grace Hansen Fund

Dorothy B. Lanquist Fund

Foundation*

Jean Epstein Foundation*

The Seto Foundation Victoria S. & Bradley L. Geist Foundation**

Grants

Scholarship Fund

“With HCF taking care of the nuts and bolts, I can concentrate on the real pleasure of helping people get the education they need to be successful.” c ly t i e m e a d s pa r k s Fund creator of Pahiki Nui Fund and Arthur Jackman Scholarship Fund

s t e wa r d s of t h e com m u n i t y HCF’s capacity to serve the community is tied directly to its ability to preserve and enhance the financial assets it stewards. Towards this end, an Investment Review Committee, comprised of directors who are knowledgeable in investment and financial matters, with the assistance of an independent investment monitor and HCF staff, oversees HCF’s investment activities. By declaration of trust, HCF manages active relationships with three local banks. Hawai‘i Community Foundation also utilizes several other investment firms whose strategies are consistent with HCF’s investment policy.

201 5 volunteer advisory committees Some funds at the Hawai‘i Community Foundation have advisory committees made up of thoughtful community leaders who provide their expertise to support the Board of Governors with grantmaking.

hawai‘i children’s trust fund advisory board

hta natural resources advisory group

jessie d. kay memorial fund

Gail Breakey

Curt Cottrell

Frank C. Atherton

Senator Suzanne Chun Oakland

Mark Fox

Jan Lai

Trisha Kajimura

Annette Ka‘ohelauli‘i

Representative Bertrand Kobayashi

Vincent R. Shigekuni

Kayle Perez

Marti Townsend

Danette Wong Tomiyasu

annie sinclair knudsen memorial fund

east hawai‘i fund

family literacy

Roberta Chu

Leanne Aken

Nancy J. Budd

Carol Ignacio

Samuel W. Pratt

Brian M. Iwata

Bernadette Sakoda

Fred J. Koehnen Peter Kubota

bernice & conrad von hamm fund Meleen L. Pang Corenevsky C. Michael Heihre

Alan Okamoto

Liana M. Horovitz

Nina Fisher

Mimi Kennell

Georgette “Jo” Jordan

Marilyn Kiner

Shad Kane

Masu Kusume Dyer

Cynthia Rezentes

Judy Moody

Ron Schaedel

Barry Nakasone

Karen Young

hta hawaiian culture advisory group

jeanette a. le vine fund

kahuku community fund

Na‘alehu Anthony

Ken Aronowitz

DeeDee Letts

Kainoa Daines

Jackie Foil

Leslie Llanos

Leona Mapuana Kalima

Marcia Klompus

Kerry Moea‘i

sunedison community fund

Cheryl L. Ka‘uhane-Lupenui

Gail Marcus

Ali‘itasi Ponder

Debbie Nakanelua-Richards

Sally Morgan

Elizabeth Rago

Keli‘i Wilson

Leah Allen, Ex-Officio Solomon Kaulukukui, Jr. Katherine T. Kawaguchi Gordon Miyamoto

Richard Palma Andreas Wiegand Delwyn H. Wong

Charles R. Kelley

ellen m. koenig memorial fund

Elizabeth Kelley

George S. Brosky

Denise E. Antolini

Estelle M. Kelley

Alfred H. Hee

Donna Lindsey

Walter S. Kirimitsu

Kathleen M. Pahinui

‘ewa beach community fund

Junior Primacio

doc buyers fund Rebecca Buyers Jane Buyers-Russo

Lisa Enanoria

Rowena Martinez

Alexander Viehman

Paul T. Oshiro

Elsie Buyers Viehman

Dennise Parish Rodolfo Ramos Tim Tucker

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Carolyn Unser

Mark Kennedy

Sara V. Diehl

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Fred Dodge

jean fitzgerald scholarship fund

Lee Stein

cecil g. marshall fund

William Aila

Keli‘i Wilson

Sylvia Y. Yuen

ho‘omaka hou – a new beginning fund Georgianna M. DeCosta Mele Pochereva Karen K. White Philip White

Deborah Miyao

elena albano ‘maka‘alohilohi’ scholarship fund

ka papa o kakuhihewa fund

gerrit r. ludwig scholarship fund Brian M. Iwata

Michael Freitas

“Guy is a good example of how to carry out your wishes beyond your lifetime and continue to do good in the community.” charles r. kelley Advisory Committee member to the Cecil G. Marshall Fund Cecil “Guy” Marshall’s legacy gift helped Hawai‘i’s community health centers, including Waikīkī Health, transition to electronic medical records allowing them to meet government requirements and deliver better patient care.

VOLUNTEER ADVISORY COMMITTEES, CONTINUED

kaua‘i aloha endowment fund Laurie Ho

kay edwards memorial charitable trust Kate Acks

kurt w. schneider memorial scholarship fund

lĒ‘ahi fund to treat & prevent pulmonary disease

Elton Kinoshita

David Easa, M.D.

Ernest Magaoay Tammy Sanches

king kekaulike high school scholarship Loren Ayresman Cindy Koichi-Asato Jan M. Matsushita

laila twigg-smith art fund

Laurence Rotkin, M.D.

Kawehi Inaba, Georgine Busch, Bill Wong, Darl Gleed, Alison Leong,

Ka‘ili Chun

Brian Wu, M.D.

Carol Doran-Khewhok Robert S. Katz

Waileia Roster

Benjamin Garfinkle

Cecily Wong

Sally Hartman

Andrea McTamaney Hannah K. Springer Danielle White Ross Wilson, Jr. Dawn Zierk

Elizabeth K. Tam, M.D.

Rebecca Transue, and Barbara Kildow

Duncan Dempster

kŪki‘o community fund

David Johnston

Founding members and Advisory Committee members of the West Hawai‘i Fund (L to R): Gloria Blum, Virginia Isbell, Ikaika Hauanio,

Cade Roster

A. Grant Heidrich

James Lumeng, M.D. Kenneth Nakamura, M.D.

Michael de la Cruz Jessica Gleason

Reid Ikeda, M.D.

In 2015, the West Hawai‘i Fund celebrated 25 years of supporting communities in the region. Since its establishment, the fund has distributed $1.3 million in grants to organizations that serve West Hawai‘i.

lĀna‘i community benefit fund Mary R. Charles

mary bloder scholarship fund advisory committee

medical research

Eric Balinbin

Heinz G. de Couet, Ph.D.

Steven Cornell

F. David Horgen, Ph.D.

Emily Decosta Tiffany Kuban

maui quarantine fund Richard Cameron

Peter R. Hoffmann, Ph.D. Kristin K. Kumashiro, Ph.D. Olivier Le Saux, Ph.D. Takashi Matsui, Pd.D. Michelle L. Matter, Ph.D. Marjorie K. Mau, M.D.

Myles Kawakami

Alika K. Maunakea, Ph.D.

Steven S. Knight

Vivek R. Nerurkar, Ph.D.

Wayne Ishizaki

Pamela Tumpap

Ralph V. Shohet, M.D.

Zachary Holsomback

Jim Walsh

Aaron Fernandez

Helen Turner, Ph.D. Saguna Verma, Ph.D. Monika A. Ward, Ph.D.

rev. takie okumura family fund Marjorie M. Higa-Funai Dennis Kodama Noella Kong Grant Lee Sada Okumura Heather N. Williams

west hawai‘i fund Ikaika Hauanio Kawehi Inaba Alison J. Leong Donna Payesko John Roth Sonny Shimaoka Wade Yasuda

think fund Laurie T. Ainslie Roberta Chu Mary Correa Thomas Ka‘eo Duarte Hiapo Perreira Douglas Simons Barry K. Taniguchi

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A Century of Teamwork HCF’s ‘ohana is made up of dedicated and knowledgeable individuals who are passionate about creating a better future for all of Hawai‘i.

HCF has the to match the passion of and provide not only

extraordinary ability the community with its needs funding, but also leadership. r ic h a r d w. gush m a n, i i HCF Board Member, Legacy Society Member

2 016 b oa r d of g ov e r nor s

AL AN H. ARIZUMI

ROBERT R. BEAN

MARY G.F. BIT TERMAN

First Hawaiian Bank

Alert Holdings Group, Inc.

Bernard Osher Foundation

Vice Chairman

President/CEO (Retired)

President

KIMBERLY W. DEY

ELIZ ABETH RICE GROSSMAN

K ALEIALOHA K. CADINHA-PUA‘A Cadinha & Co., LLC President & CEO

The Board establishes policies, sets organization-wide priorities and program strategies, and ensures that the financial stewardship and operations of HCF are conducted with integrity and accountability.

These highly respected community leaders provide invaluable support for the work and mission of the Hawai‘i Community Foundation. This year, we bid aloha to governors Micah Kāne and Cathy Luke, and

ROBERTA F. CHU

welcome new governors, Kaleialoha Cadinha-Pua‘a and Judy Pietsch.

Bank of Hawaii

We are grateful for their dedication.

Sr. Vice President

ROBERT S. HARRISON First Hawaiian Bank

chair

DEBOR AH K. BERGER The Learning Coalition Co-Founder

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s e c r e ta r y

PAUL KOSASA

MICHAEL BRODERICK

ERIC K. YEAMAN

ABC Stores

YMCA of Honolulu

First Hawaiian Bank

Aulani, A Disney Resort & Spa

President & CEO

President & CEO

President & COO

Vice President & General Manager

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treasurer

Chairman & CEO

ELLIOT K. MILLS

Charles B. Wang International Foundation

Grossman Charitable Foundation

Vice President

President

HONEY BUN HAYNES Community Volunteer

JUDY B. PIETSCH

RICHARD W. GUSHMAN, II DGM Group, Inc. President

PETER HO

T YRIE L . JENKINS, MD

Bank of Hawaii

Jenkins Eye Care

Chairman, President & CEO

Owner

Judy B. Pietsch Consulting

K ATHERINE G. RICHARDSON

Owner

Community Volunteer

JENNIFER G. SABAS The Daniel K. Inouye Institute Fund Director

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for m e r b oa r d of g ov e r nor s The Hawai‘i Community Foundation honors 114 past Board of Governors members who have served with distinction over the organization’s 100-year history.

Anton Krucky

David Nakada

Donna Tanoue

Walter Laskey

Pepi Nieva

Lionel Tokioka

Elia A. Long*

Michael O’Brien

Lee K. Toole

Violet Loo

Russell K. Okata

John “Jack” K. Tsui

Sada Okumura

Margaret S. Ushijima*

Gwen Pacarro

Lynne Waihee

Wesley T. Park

Jenai Wall

Robert J. Pfeiffer*

Jeffrey Watanabe

Douglas Philpotts

David Watson

David T. Pietsch*

Gulab Watumull

Diane J. Plotts

James Wei

David W. Pratt

Fred C. Weyand*

Henry F. Rice

Thomas Whittemore

H. M. “Monty” Richards Jr.

Charles R. Wichman

Jan C. Rudinoff

James C. Wo

Thanh-Lo Sananikone

Kathleen “Kitty” Wo

Myles Shibata

Ronald “Buzz” C. Wo

Melvin K. Soong

Theodore F.K. Wong

Cathy Luke Amy Agbayani

Clarence T.C. Ching*

William T. Hiraoka*

Laurie Ainslie

Philip H. Ching

Donald G. Horner

Robert A. Alm

Maggie Cole

David Iha

Claire L. Asam

Samuel A. Cooke, Emeritus*

Louise K.Y. Ing

Alexander S. Atherton*

Nora I. Cooper*

Sheridan C.F. Ing*

Thomas J. MacDonald Cordelia MacLaughlin Malcolm MacNaughton* Dee Jay Mailer Richard T. Mamiya

William E. Aull*

Herbert C. Cornuelle*

Lawrence M. Johnson, Emeritus Webb Martin

Eugene Bal

Jean Cornuelle, Emeritus*

Mervina Cash Kaeo

Peter Baldwin

Walter A. Dods Jr.

Hideo Kajikawa*

Evelyn J. Black

Francine Duncan*

Barbara L. Kalipi

Robert E. Black*

Julia A. Frohlich

Micah Kāne

F. Kenneth Brown*

Robert M. Fujimoto

Keiji Kawakami*

Zadoc W. Brown*

James F. Gary*

Hideo Kawano*

Zadoc Brown Jr.

Gary L. Gifford

Gerry Keir

Edwin L. Carter

Charlene “Gigi” Graulty

Margaret E. Kidwell

Bill Mills

R. Dwayne Steele*

Clifford H.N. Yee*

James C. Castle*

Anthony Guerrero

Charlie King

Tom Mitrano

Lawrence Stupski, Emeritus*

K. Tim Yee

Gary Caulfield

Alice F. Guild

Bert A. Kobayashi

Randolph G. Moore

Manuel R. Sylvester

Sylvia Y. Yuen

Aaron Chaney*

Ernest H. Hara*

Bert T. Kobayashi Jr.

James F. Morgan Jr.*

Barry K. Taniguchi

*Deceased

Margaret K. Masunaga

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Fujio Matsuda Colbert Matsumoto Roderick McPhee* Ronnie Menor Robert R. Midkiff*

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k aua‘ i

2 016 n e igh b or i sl a n d l e a de r sh i p cou nc i l s Leadership Council members provide HCF with personal, in-depth knowledge of community needs across the state. The dedication of these volunteers enables HCF to make a difference in every island community.

Over the years, these volunteer leaders have helped HCF further its mission by providing advice on issues relevant to their respective islands.

K ATHERINE G. RICHARDSON

PAUL HORNER

CHARLES G. KING

JOY MIUR A KOERTE

CHAIR

MICHAEL J. MUR AKOSHI

f or m e r m e m be r s

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Nancy S. Goodale* Glen H. Takenouchi Roberta Cable Millie Wellington GREGG TAK AR A

BRIAN IWATA CHAIR

AL AN OK AMOTO

NANC Y CABR AL

ROBERTA F. CHU

L AUR A MALLERY-

DALE ISHIDA

SAYRE

SUEZ AKI

DAVID K A APU

ROB KILDOW

LYNN WHITE

SONIA TOPENIO

m au i cou n t y

HONEY BUN HAYNES CHAIR

TAMAR CHOTZEN GOODFELLOW

f or m e r m e m be r s Laurie Ainslie John De Fries Darl Gleed Robert W. Hastings II

Richard Henderson Lynn Lally Margaret Masunaga Dwayne Miyashiro

Nancy Budd Warren Haruki Lynn McCrory

ROBERT K AWAHAR A

KRISTINA LYONS L AMBERT

PAUL MANCINI

f or m e r m e m be r s Barry Taniguchi Margaret Ushijima* Thomas P. Whittemore

R. CL AY SUTHERL AND

GLENN YAMASAKI

Eugene Bal John Baldwin* Maggie Cole Julie Ford Gary Gifford Patrick Ing Sam Kadotani* B. Martin Luna*

Alec McBarnet Mino McLean Howard Nakamura Lois Reiswig Pamela Tsutsui Leona Rocha Wilson William Wong*

*Deceased

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h awa i ‘ i i sl a n d Kumu Belcher

Rod Hinman

Donna Payesko

David Uhlman

Roberta Chu

David Ka‘apu

Hiapo Perreira

Rebecca Villegas

Mary Correa

Rob Kildow

Doug Simons

Stacey Williams

Jon Countess

Ka‘iu Kimura

Toby Taniguchi

J. Kara Dumaguin

Michelle Oishi

Sandra Tokuuke

Ellen Ching

Paul Horner

Gregg Takara

Ric Cox

Donald Kawane

Sonia Topenio

k aua‘ i m au i cou n t y 2 016 s chol a r sh i p a m b a s s a d or s Volunteer scholarship ambassadors have the difficult task of reviewing and making recommendations for scholarship awards for over 200 funds. Made up of community members, educators, and past scholarship recipients, these dedicated volunteers truly understand the impact that education can have on an individual’s future.

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Sheila Haynes

Charlene Schulenburg

Karen Jones

Roxanne Scott

Kyle Sakamoto

G. William Snipes

Jason Williams

o ‘a h u Janice Akuna

Eric Fujimoto

Barbara Kuljis

Amy Sato

Jane Anderson

Debbie Halbert

Jodi Lam

Greg Sakamoto

Noe Archambault

Michelle Ho

Richanne Lam

Tetine Sentell

Trever Asam

Elizabeth Ignacio

Carol Mon Lee

Ruth Stepulis

Bert Ayabe

Matthew Ing

Cheryl Leialoha

John Stepulis

Elias Beniga

Lance Inouye

Glee Logsdon

Gregg Takara

John Bravender

Arlene Iwamoto

Therisia McMurdo

Cynthia Takenaka

Lisa Bravender

Kim Coco Iwamoto

Andrew Meade

Janice Taketa

Jami Burks

Melissa Jackson

Claire Miyasato

Jennifer Taylor

Christine Camp

Alice Kawakami

Andrea McTamaney

Yuki Tokuyama

Lindsey Carry

Gerry Keir

Collin Moore

Gae Bergquist

Janice Casey

Chuck Kelley

Ross Murakami

Paul Casey

Jenny Kelley

Terry Murphy

Carrie Walter

Mary Charles

Elizabeth Kent

Lianne Myers

Barbara Ward

Camille Chun-Hoon

Diane Kimura

Bill Nagle

Lynn Watanabe

Iwalani Dayton

Melanie King

Diane Ono

Bill Wilson

Tim Dayton

Suzi Kiss

Sarah Razee

Marlene Young

Lori Eldridge

Julie Krucky

Marc Rousseau

Trommald

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ROBERT ABAD

h awa i ‘ i com m u n i t y fou n dat ion s ta f f

JANA AL AMILLO

Senior Accountant

Executive Assistant to VP of Communications

CHRIS ARCHAMBAULT

L AUREN BAILON

Web Solutions Senior Officer

Program Assistant

MARC ALEX ANDER

LEO AMADOR

Program Director

Donor Services Assistant

K AWENA BEAUPRE Gifts & Compliance Director & Associate General Counsel

IOL ANI CASTRO Program Assistant

A highly motivated team of talented individuals carries out the work of HCF. Staff members are knowledgeable about the community and passionate about making a difference. They walk their talk as HCF professionals and caring members of the community.

DIANE U‘IL ANI CHADWICK Senior Philanthropic Services Officer – Hawai‘i Island

WALL ACE CHIN Vice President of Finance, Administration, Information Solutions & Chief Financial Officer

LYDIA CLEMENTS

L . CHIPS DAMATE

Director of Neighbor Islands

Events Coordinator

Not many people can say I am going to work today to make this world a better place ...

but I can.

r ob e r t a b a d Senior Accountant

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TESS DEL A R AMA Front Office Administrator

CECILIA FONG Program Officer

JOSEPH DUA X Executive Assistant to the VP of Development & Donor Relations

CARL A FUJIMOTO Senior Accountant, Operating Fund

IPO EHIA

JAEDINE EHIA

Gifts & Compliance Associate

Senior Scholarship Associate

PAM FUNAI

AIMEE FUNG

Senior Program Officer

Program Assistant

MARLENE HOCHULI

CATHERINE HOWL AND

ROBBIE K ANE Director of Programs Omidyar Initiatives

MICAH K ĀNE

Philanthropic Services Assistant – Hawai‘i Island

Senior Communications Officer

CHERYL K ANESHIRO

NELL A K AUWENAOLE

PAUL KEENAN

TOM KELLY

Knowledge Management Specialist

Executive Assistant to the President & COO

Vice President of Development & Donor Relations

Vice President of Knowledge, Evaluation & Learning

L ARISSA KICK

K AYL A KUBOYAMA

Senior Program Officer

Scholarship Associate

Associate Director of Communications

SUSAN MALTEZO

LYNELLE MARBLE

Senior Grants Manager

Director of Communications

President & COO

With my HCF colleagues we are trying to do good things — — for Hawai‘i, to make our home an even better place for all.

no, great things

r obb i e k a n e Director of Programs, Omidyar Initiatives

ANDREA FURULI Senior Philanthropy Advancement Officer – East Hawai‘i Island

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JENNIFER GRIMM Program Officer

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MARTHA HANSON

KEN HASEGAWA

AMY LUERSEN

Associate Director of Donor Relations

Senior Scholarship Administrator

Vice President of Community Grants & Investments

BETH KUCH

ERIC L A‘A Senior Scholarship Officer

URI MARTOS Philanthropic Services Assistant – Kaua‘i

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JOSEPH MART YAK Vice President of Communications

NATALIE MILLON Senior Program Assistant Omydyar Initiatives

TOM MATSUDA

CAR A MA Z ZEI

PI‘IKEA MILLER

TAR A SHIBUYA

LYNN SHIMONO

Program Director

Senior Development Officer

Program Director

Scholarship Officer

Controller

NICKI OZ AKI

LUIS PASCUAL JR.

KEVIN R APP

KELVIN H. TAKETA

LORR AINE TAMARIBUCHI

Senior Program Assistant

Systems Architect

Donor Relations Officer

CEO

Senior Advisor to the Centennial Legacy Campaign

JOSH STANBRO Program Director Environment & Sustainability

CHRIS VAN BERGEIJK Vice President of Strategies Initiatives & Networks

LINDA TAKEHAR A Accounting Assistant

JOANNE WATASE-YANG Communications Associate

“K ahiau”

For me — to give freely without any expectation of return or acknowledgment —

exemplifies the true spirit of giving.

DEBOR AH RICE Senior Philanthropic Services Officer – Maui County

LISA RODRIGUES Executive Assistant to the VP of Strategies, Initiatives & Networks

GLORIA ROMUAR

CURTIS SAIKI

Administrative Support Coordinator

Vice President of Philanthropy & General Counsel

k aw e h i y i m Executive Assistant to the CEO

Being good is commendable, but only when it is combined with doing good in our TINA SANTOS Executive Assistant to the VP of Philanthropy & General Counsel

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community is it useful.

MYLES SHIBATA Vice President of Marketing Initiatives

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m y l e s s h i b ata VP of Marketing Initiatives

HANNAH WERTH

CHRISTEL WUERFEL

Senior Philanthropic Services Associate – Maui County

Senior Philanthropic Services Assistant

K AWEHI YIM Executive Assistant to the CEO

DARCIE YUKIMUR A Senior Philanthropic Services Officer – Kaua‘i

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This painting, on display in the Blue Ginger Café in Lāna‘i City, features 35 miniature scenes of a quaint and happy community on the “Pineapple Isle.”