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GRANTS AWARDED 2004
Angela Perez Baraquio Education Foundation
$10,000
for one year.
To support collaboration with the Hawaii
Department of Education and Hawaii Association of Independent
Schools, which will coordinate a 2-day regional workshop on the
Character Education Partnership’s
Eleven Principles Sourcebook, a national standard
for quality character education for teachers and administrators
throughout Hawaii.
Buena Vista Community Institute
$10,000 for one year.
To support youth programs for Asian Pacific
Islander youth in the City of Alameda in leadership and
youth development through a summer institute, school-based and drop-in
services.
Californians for Drug Free Youth
$25,000 for one
year.
To support this non-profit that seeks to explore
the spiritual dimensions of leadership and service on a local, statewide
and national levels.
Communities In Shools – A Program of the
Honolulu YMCA
$10,000 for one year.
To renew support for a vision to nurture and develop a community
of learners in the Micronesian population in Waipahu,
Hawaii in seeking knowledge and mutually beneficial relationships
that diminish the factors that place themselves and their
families at risk through developing a community-based,
culturally competent and culturally responsive model
of kuleana (responsibility) utilizing the concept of “ohana,” or
family.
Educators for Social Responsibility
$20,000 for
two years.
To develop a practical resource for
educators and administrators on guided discipline, student support
and youth development.
Elk Grove Collaborative
$15,000 for one year.
To support a collaboration of Elk
Grove High School and other community partners of the Elk Grove,
Illinois, who will collaboratively address character education,
values and leadership development in the entire community through
community activities and partnerships.
Environmental Science Center Foundation at Seahurst Park
$20,000
for one year.
To support the children, youth and
adult marine ecological science programs and continue implementation
of these programs in the local community.
Hawaii Community Foundation
$7,500 for one year.
To renew support of the Principals
Leadership Academy, a joint collaboration between the Hawaii Community
Foundation and other local foundations in Hawaii. This grant continues
to provide public school principals business knowledge, peer support
and mentoring in support of public education throughout the state
of Hawaii.
Heartwood Institute
$20,000 for one year.
To renew support of the Heartwood
Institute, which will develop and upgrade 81 cultural books and
web-based materials on character education and values for K-12 teachers.
Northeast Foundation for Children
$20,000 for
one year.
To develop a video to complement their
successful book, Morning
Meeting for K-12 grade teachers.
Pacific News Service
$10,000 for one year.
To support two goals: develop a youth
media directory of alternative youth media nationally; and to develop
a collaborative relationship with two national leaders on youth
media in New York and Los Angeles to share the diverse voices of
youth issues on a national conversation.
Vision Youthz
$10,000 for one year.
To support its Health Fellowships
for High Risk Youth: A Chance
for Reflection and Healing, a collaboration with
University of California, San Francisco to provide a reflection,
healing and self-awareness component to the health fellowships of
16 high risk young people.
Volunteer Resource Center of Hawaii
$50,000 for
one year.
To help continue to it’s character education initiative,
Like Minds/Like Spirits and develop the Certificate in Volunteer
Management with Windward Community College.
White Plains Bridge of Friendship Foundation
$10,000
for one year.
To support collaborating to develop
two programs: The White Plains Performing Arts Youth Programs which
will provide opportunities for middle and high school youth to attend
performances and workshops on diversity and environmental issues
at the White Plains Performing Arts Center; and two, to support
the Liberty Park marine Education Program which seeks to provide
experiential opportunities for youth on marine education.
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