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Pacific Islands Funding Opportunities
- The Administration for Native Americans Social
and Economic Development Strategies (SEDS) program provides grants to promote
social and economic self-sufficiency for American Indians, Alaska Natives, Native
Hawaiians, and Native American Pacific Islanders through locally developed social
and economic development strategies. The frequently
asked questions provide information on eligibility, types of projects funded,
and applying.
- The Alexander
& Baldwin Foundation (A&B Foundation) is a charitable foundation funded
annually based on the profitable business activity of the corporation, Alexander
& Baldwin, Inc., and its operating companies. The A&B Foundation works
to improve quality of life in its communities through a responsive, broad-based
program of giving in the following categories: health and human services, education
and community, culture and arts, maritime, and the environment.
- The Harold K.L. Castle Foundation was founded by Harold K. L. Castle, a significant
figure in the development of Hawai'i. The Foundation awards grants
to nonprofit organizations benefiting the people of the State of Hawai'i.
- MAREPAC, the
Marine Resources Pacific Consortium is made up of representatives from nine
islands in Micronesia and American Samoa. MAREPAC strives to develop regional
capabilities, foster collaboration, and disseminate accurate information in support
of sound policy development on sustainable use of marine resources of cultural,
economic, and scientific value. MAREPAC provides funding in five
categories.
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