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Find similar grantsHawaiian Council Loan Fund is sponsored by Hawaiian Council. Provides access to loan capital, financial education, and individualized financial counseling services for Hawaii-based small businesses, nonprofit organizations, and low and moderate-income families.
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KūHana Accelerator is sponsored by Hawaiian Council. KūHana is an ʻōiwi (Native Hawaiian) business accelerator that guides entrepreneurs through a 5-week business plan development class. It provides tools and technical assistance to create a solid business plan, a polished business pitch, and opportunities for collaboration. The program aims to help local and Hawaiian-owned entrepreneurs in early to mid-stages acquire funding for growth.
Kāko'o Maui Pre-Development Grant is sponsored by Hawaiian Council. This program is available to Lahaina and Kula homeowners whose primary residence was destroyed or deemed uninhabitable due to the August 8, 2023 wildfires. The funding covers pre-development needs necessary to rebuild a primary residence, such as professional services (architect, engineer, permit fees), interest rate buy-downs, construction cost estimation, and site work. Applicants do not need to be of Native Hawaiian descent.