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Hidden Villa
SF Bay Area
An educational non-profit stretching over 1600 acres of open space in the Santa Cruz mountains that offers unique experiential education and responsible agriculture programs in a setting that promotes engagement, connection and understanding.

Kakoʻo Maui Fund, Council for Native Hawai’ian Advancement
Hawaiʻi
Council for Native Hawai’ian Advancement – Fund that supports Maui-based relief efforts, with focus on Native Hawaiian organizations, small businesses, ‘ohana, and cultural groups.
Visit websiteKānaka Anti-Displacement Fund, Hawai’i Community Lending
Hawaiʻi
Sponsored by Hawai’i Community Lending, this fund supports 271 kānaka homeowners who were displaced from their homes in Lahaina due to the Maui wildfires.
Visit websiteKitchen Table Advisors
SF Bay Area
Supports small sustainable farms and ranches through practical business advising and creating a friendlier marketplace that centers clients’ agricultural practices and lived experiences.

Korean American Community Foundation of San Francisco
A fund that provides grants to Korean American communities in need across CA.
Visit websiteLa Cocina
SF Bay Area
Supports low-income food entrepreneurs through business incubation programs and a commercial kitchen thereby creating a diverse and equitable food industry.
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Lahaina Community Land Trust
Hawaiʻi
A community land trust that protects Lahaina lands for the Lahaina community by securing land, maintaining affordable housing, and stewarding resources in the best interests of the community.
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Life Moves
SF Bay Area
Helps people experiencing homelessness in the Peninsula return to stable housing and self sufficiency through shelters, interim housing, outreach and a motel/safe parking program.
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Maui Aloha Urgent Action, Hawaiʻi People’s Fund
Hawaiʻi
Fund supporting community organizers and organizations working in Maui to support Maui residents directly impacted by the wildfires.
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*Grantees are supported through various funding entities.