About KHF Project Grants
Teachers from Hawai’i public schools can apply for Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation Project Grants to help advance their environmental education goals. Previous grantees have used KHF funds for garden supplies, eco-footprint workshops, vermicompost trainings, and more.
Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation Project Grants assist Hawai’i public school teachers in paying for supplies and trainings for their classroom environmental education initiatives of up to $200 per teacher or $1,000 per school. Application deadline for KHF Project Grants March 1, 2020 Click here to get started!
Featured Grant Projects
Preserving Healthy Harvest
Students at Kanu O Ka 'Āina received a grant that will go a long way -...Read more...
Aiea Aquaponics/Agriculture Project
Project created to establish and maintain an aquaponic system at Aiea High...Read more...
Building a Healthier Campus: Mind, Body and Community
Holy Nativity School’s (HNS) mission for academic years 2012-2014 is to move...Read more...
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Ocean Uprise Recap
The average American spends 93% of their day indoors¹. With only 7% of each day spent outside, that boils down to only one half of one day per week outdoors. It is no wonder that our society seems to be so disconnected from the very planet that sustains our lives. This alarming statistic was...
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