News Releases
CEO of Johnson Machinery Gives $1 Million to Shidler College of Business
The University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa Shidler College of Business has received $1 million from William R. Johnson, Jr., president and CEO of Johnson Machinery Co., to establish the William R. Johnson, Jr. Study Abroad Endowment. The endowment will provide international study abroad scholarships for undergraduate students attending the Shidler College of Business.
Largest gift to Windward CC Will Make Education Accessible to the Community
Windward CC - The Harold K.L. Castle Foundation has awarded a matching grant of $922,815.33 for Paipai o Ko‘olau, a new initiative at Windward Community College to increase college access and completion. Paipai o Ko‘olau means "the support or encouragement of the Ko‘olau." Paipai refers to a supporting structure and can also be thought of as the mountains holding up the island.
Million dollar gift bolsters only Hawai'i program to train heart specialists
There is good news on several fronts today for Hawai‘i residents in the fight against heart disease, the state’s leading cause of death.
The developments include a generous monetary gift, an impressive accreditation and – soon – brand new, locally trained cardiologists to treat patients in Hawai‘i .
UH Foundation Honored For Outstanding Tagline
The University of Hawaiʻi Foundation tagline "For our University, our Hawaiʻi, our Future" was selected as a 2012 award winner in the grantmaking organization category by over 3,300 voters (nonprofit professionals and interested others). It was lauded for "thoroughly communicating the value of its work while evoking every Hawaiian’s typically loyal ties to this special place and its future. You hear the love!"
Dr. Max G. Botticelli Memorial Endowment for Innovative Medical Education
More than 400 friends and colleagues have joined the Botticelli family and University Health Alliance (UHA), in funding an endowment at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa John A. Burns School of Medicine (JABSOM) to memorialize the legacy and impact of academic medicine pioneer, Dr. Max G. Botticelli.
Belinda Aquino Establishes International Philippine Studies Endowment
University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa alumna and faculty member, Dr. Belinda Aquino, has established the Belinda A. Aquino International Philippine Studies endowment. This fund will promote and enhance academic and professional studies at UH Mānoa on the Philippines and Filipinos from an international, comparative, cross-cultural and interdisciplinary perspective.
Hawai‘i Food Industry Association Rainbow Fever Athletic Scholarship
The Hawai‘i Food Industry Association Foundation aka HFIA Rainbow Fever Program has awarded $920,727 to fuel athletic scholarships at UH Mānoa and UH Hilo. This gift establishes two endowments, with $828,653.53 supporting the Hawaiʻi Food Industry Association Rainbow Fever Athletic Scholarship Endowment at UH Mānoa and $92,072.60 for the Hawaiʻi Food Industry Association Vulcan Fever Athletic Scholarship Endowment at UH Hilo.
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