First Hawaiian Bank Foundation
999 BISHOP STREET - HONOLULU - HI 96813, Hawaii
Latest Filing: 2023
Total Assets: $5.96M
Total Giving: $1.95M
Grants: 76
Median Grant: $25,000
FIRST HAWAIIAN BANK FOUNDATION is a 990pf foundation in Hawaii with assets of $6M.
2023 Summary
$5.96M
Total Assets
$1.95M
Funding Awarded
76
Grants Given
$25,000
Median Grant
$100,000
Largest Grant
$2,500
Smallest Grant
2023 Recipients
| Recipient | Award | Location | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aloha United Way | $100,000 | Honolulu, HAWAII | Corporate Pledge. |
| Pauahi Foundation | $100,000 | Honolulu, HAWAII | To Provide Funds To Allow Pauahi Foundation To Award Scholarships To Post Secondary Students. |
| Pacific Asian Center For Entrepreneurship | $75,000 | Honolulu, HAWAII | To Support Residences For Innovative Student Entrepreneurs Project. |
| Iolani School | $50,000 | Honolulu, HAWAII | To Support Campus Expansion (New Kinder 1st Grade Community). |
| The Queen's Health Systems | $50,000 | Honolulu, HAWAII | To Support Conversion Of Rooms To Dedicated Infectious Disease Program Units. |
| University Of Hawaii Economic Research Org | $50,000 | Honolulu, HAWAII | To Support Economic Research Relevant To Hawaii And The Asia Pacific Region. |
| Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center | $50,000 | Waianae, HAWAII | To Support Capital Campaign To Expand Dental Clinic. |
| Kauai Housing Development Corporation | $50,000 | Lihue, HAWAII | To Support The Conversion Of Cesspools To Septic Systems At The Hale Kupuna Affordable Senior Complex For Low Income Families. |
| Waimanalo Health Center | $50,000 | Waimanalo, HAWAII | To Support Capital Campaign To Increase Patient Capacity And Improve Services For Underserved Communities. |
| Youth Impact Program | $50,000 | Alexandria, VIRGINIA | To Support Summer 2022 Camps For At Risk Middle School Students From Low Income, Marginalized Communities. |
| University Of Hawaii Economic Research Org | $41,667 | Honolulu, HAWAII | To Support Economic Research Relevant To Hawaii And The Asia Pacific Region. |
| Girl Scouts Of Hawaii | $37,500 | Honolulu, HAWAII | To Support Creation Of Stem Center For Excellence At Camp Paumalu. |
| Hawaii Island United Way | $35,000 | Hilo, HAWAII | Corporate Pledge. |
| St Francis Healthcare Foundation Of Hawaii | $31,250 | Honolulu, HAWAII | To Support Construction Of Kupuna Village Quality Of Life Center. |
| Parker School | $30,000 | Kamuela, HAWAII | To Support Capital Campaign For Center For Sports, Science And The Arts, And For Required Facility Upgrades. |
| Moanalua Gardens Foundation | $30,000 | Honolulu, HAWAII | To Support Malama Kamananui Valley Environmental Education Program For Disadvantaged Middle And High School Students. |
| Iolani School | $27,175 | Honolulu, HAWAII | To Support The Financial Aid Program For The 2022 2023 School Year. |
$50,000
$807,592
State
Total
-
HI
Hawaii
$807,592 -
VA
Virginia
$50,000
Contacts
| Name | Phone | Title |
|---|---|---|
| ALTON MURAKAMI | 8088443713 | VICE PRESIDENT |
| ALTON MURAKAMI | Signing Officer |
Historical Financials
| Year | Total Assets | Total Giving | Grants | Median Grant | Max Grant | Min Grant |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2023 | $5,959,626 | $1,948,692 | 76 | $25,000 | $100,000 | $2,500 |
| 2022 | $7,855,064 | $1,672,234 | 62 | $25,000 | $100,000 | $2,500 |
| 2021 | $7,906,962 | $3,621,020 | 79 | $25,000 | $1,000,000 | $2,500 |
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