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John M. Ross Foundation is sponsored by John M. Ross Foundation (managed by Bank of Hawaii).
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Explore Features and FAQs | Browse Interactive Demos Need help? Call 1-888-643-3888 Bankoh Business Connections PROPOSALS DUE February 1st The Distribution Committee provides assistance to qualified tax-exempt 501(c)(3) charitable organizations on the Big Island of Hawaii that focus on teens from 11-18 years of age. Priority is given to programs/projects that support teens with higher needs and limited access.
The following are examples of “higher needs and limited access”: financial need, little or no family support, limited access to transportation, resources, and/or activities. Area Served: Island of Hawaii Proposal Due: February 1st Historical Background (PDF) Support is provided for programs that better the lives of teens on the Big Island of Hawaii.
Specific Eligibility Criteria Programs/projects must benefit Big Island teens Commitment of school principal (if applicable) Foundation Documents for Program Grants Grant Application Information (PDF) General Capital Information Support is occasionally provided as funding for direct expenses (i.e. specific equipment and/or material) relating to a teen program or project.
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John M. Ross Foundation is funded by John M. Ross Foundation (managed by Bank of Hawaii). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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