The Healy Foundation Grants (Youth, Environment and Community in Hawaiʻi and Oregon)

The Healy Foundation Grants (Youth, Environment and Community in Hawaiʻi and Oregon) is sponsored by The Healy Foundation. The Healy Foundation provides grants to support youth, environment, and community initiatives in Hawaiʻi and Oregon, prioritizing empowerment of grant partners to decide how to spend their funds and focusing on innovation and impactful strategies.

Their youth funding priorities include school-based programs for educational attainment, youth leadership development, support for foster youth, child abuse prevention and treatment, and reducing childhood poverty through hunger initiatives, educational attainment, and family support.

Our Funding Priority Areas Youth, Environment and Community in Oregon and Hawaiʻi Youth education, youth advocacy and reducing childhood poverty – these are the broad funding focus areas for our grants supporting youth. While we do make exceptions, in general we prioritize the following in each category: Education : school-based programs for youth focused on educational attainment.

We also reserve a small portion of our education grants budget for development of youth leaders. Advocacy : organizations working to support foster youth and prevent and treat child abuse. Reducing poverty : in the short term, organizations focused on childhood hunger; in the long-term, educational attainment and family support such as housing and education support.

Our environmental grants support climate change mitigation and organizations working to protect ecosystems. The great majority of our grants are in support of youth and/or the environment. However, we do award a small amount of community grants, typically in response to an acute need.

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