Likely funders for youth programs in Hawaii
156 foundations gave to youth programs in Hawaii in tax years 2024–2025: $5,799,454 in all. Here’s who, how much, and who takes applications.
From 2025 IRS e-filed returns. For scale, Hawaii has 54 small youth programs nonprofits.
151 more funders aren’t shown. A free account shows the top 10 for any search. Paid plans show up to 50, with full giving histories.
Create free accountGift counts may be low, because we cannot tie every grant to a recipient. The year shown is the year the foundation reported, not always the year it gave. Each foundation page links to its IRS filing.
What the filings show
- Foundations made 391 gifts to youth programs in Hawaii in tax years 2023–2025.
- The typical gift to youth programs in Hawaii was $5,000 in tax years 2023–2025.
- 59 of 156 foundations funding youth programs in Hawaii accept applications in tax years 2023–2025.
Cities with gifts to youth programs in Hawaii
- Honolulu 67 foundations · 47 nonprofits
More cities
- Keaau 11 foundations
- Hana 9 foundations
- Lanai City 8 foundations
- Honokaa 7 foundations
- Paia 7 foundations
- Kailua 6 foundations
- Kapolei 6 foundations
- Kahului 5 foundations
- Waianae 5 foundations
- Haiku 4 foundations
- Hilo 4 foundations
- Kamuela 4 foundations
- Kaneohe 4 foundations
- Kula 4 foundations
- Ewa Beach 3 foundations
- Lahaina 3 foundations
- Lawai 3 foundations
- Wailuku 3 foundations
Types of youth programs funded in Hawaii
- Youth development 54 foundations · 40 nonprofits
More ways to find funders in Hawaii
- Funders that accept applications 59 funders
- Small-grant funders 93 funders with a median gift of $10,000 or less
- Foundations based in Hawaii 191 foundations · 69 take applications
What is a typical grant to youth programs in Hawaii?
$5,000, measured as the middle of the median gifts of the foundations listed on this page, from tax years 2024–2025. It is not a promise of what you will be awarded.
Which of these foundations accept applications?
17 of the 25 listed foundations accept unsolicited applications according to their filing. The rest give only to pre-selected charities, so a relationship comes first.
Where do the numbers come from?
Public IRS Form 990-PF filings. Each foundation page links to the source filing. LikelyFunders is not affiliated with the foundations listed.