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Natural Resources Program is sponsored by Hawaii Community Foundation (HCF) and Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA). This program supports community-based projects and programs that manage, improve, and protect Hawaii's natural environment and areas frequented by residents and visitors, with a focus on improving both visitor experience and resident enjoyment of Hawaii's natural resources.
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Hawaii Tourism Authority and Hawaii Community Foundation Awards Funding to Support Natural Resource Programs in 2022 - Hawaii Tourism Authority Hawaii Tourism Authority and Hawaii Community Foundation Awards Funding to Support Natural Resource Programs in 2022 For Immediate Release: January 6, 2022 22-01 HTA_2022 Aloha Aina_Recipients_NR_FINAL.
pdf HONOLULU – In its accelerated destination management efforts to preserve and regenerate Hawaii’s natural resources, the Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA) and the Hawaii Community Foundation (HCF) have announced $1,575,000 in funding to support 31 community-based programs statewide through its Aloha Aina program for 2022.
Recipients include qualified nonprofit organizations that are protecting and improving the natural environment, helping to Malama Kuu Home (care for my beloved home) and support a more holistic, regenerative tourism model for Hawaii.
“The Aloha Aina program is a way for the Hawaii Tourism Authority to directly support the organizations making a difference in our environment by educating and engaging people in the stewardship of our natural environment,” said Kalani Ka‘anā‘anā, HTA Chief Brand Officer. “We appreciate the efforts of these organizations and the communities that have embraced them as we collectively malama our home.
” Since 2010, HTA has provided nearly $12 million in total funding to support 345 community-based organizations and projects that help to manage, improve and protect Hawaii’s natural environment.
HTA selected the Hawaii Community Foundation to administer its Aloha Aina program for 2022 for its experience in working with nonprofits in the Natural Resource sector and the organization’s collective action approach through its CHANGE Framework.
“HCF is proud to support HTA’s Aloha Aina program because of its unique approach to engaging organizations across the State who are working to address natural resource issues,” said Michelle Kauhane, Senior Vice President of Community Grants & Initiatives at HCF. “The awardees in this year’s cohort bring the strength of community-led solutions that truly emphasize collective action and shared goals of a more abundant and thriving aina.
” A request for proposals was issued on September 15, 2021 with submittals from applicants received by October 29, 2021. For more information about the Aloha Aina program, visit: https://www. hawaiitourismauthority.
org/what-we-do/hta-programs/natural-resources/ View Full Release and List of 2022 Aloha Aina Awardees
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations and government entities are eligible to apply for one-year funding. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $100,000 (generally $25,000 - $50,000). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Natural Resources Program is funded by Hawaii Community Foundation (HCF) and Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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