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Donation Update!

We did it! Thanks to our terrific supporters Aloha Harvest has met its $40,000 challenge grant from the Omidyar `Ohana Fund through the Hawaii Community Foundation. The $40,000 “challenge” was given to Aloha Harvest to purchase two new food delivery vehicles with the requirement that the organization secure a matching dollar amount from donors by Dec. 10, 2011.

Mahalo nui loa to everyone who made this possible! Especially to Friends of Hawaii Charities, Community Church of Honolulu, HMSA Foundation, James and Abigail Campbell Foundation, Hawaii Women’s Legal Foundation, The Bill Healy Foundation and all the generous donors that contributed through the Give Aloha Campaign - we are truly blessed and grateful!"

Mahalo to our financial Supporters

Aloha Harvest would like to express our sincere thanks to our financial donors! We are blessed to be the recipient of several grants (view grant list) and to have the support of individuals who have made donations through our Stay-at-home-event. These donations make it possible for us to continue our vital mission.
Mahalo nui loa

 

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feeding the hungry of Hawaii.
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