Here are current fundraising needs to consider as you make your philanthropic plans. There are many more that are not highlighted here. If you are interested in a particular area of study or project, please contact us and we will help you determine if there is a match between your passions and interests with the university’s aspirations.
Franklin Kuo, a professor emeritus in electrical and computer engineering at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, helped lay the foundation for modern wireless communications.
A five training sites statewide, GoFarm Hawai‘i provides science-based, hands-on education that equips aspiring farmers with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed.
After the worst flooding in 20 years, members of our UH ‘ohana need support to help face urgent, everyday challenges.
Continue Gary Varner’s commitment to teaching and collaboration, and his belief in nurturing talent while advancing knowledge.
Taylor Ryan Rex’s boundless curiosity and love for the natural world shaped every community she touched. Discover how her spirit lives on through the place that meant the most to her – and the legacy her family is nurturing in her honor.
The CNS Learning Emporium supports undergrads in their early STEM coursework, when many face their greatest academic challenges.
The Kaulukukui family’s legacy runs deep in UH Athletics, from the gridiron triumphs of Solomon “Sol” Kaulukukui Sr. and his brother Tommy to a lasting endowment that supports future football leaders.
From the Savannah Bananas back to the Rainbow Warriors, former UH pitcher Andy Archer is giving back to the team and community that became his hānai family.
Celebrate the legacy of Professor Robert S. H. Liu — whose brilliance in research and passion for teaching shaped generations at UH Mānoa — and Mrs. Regina S. R. Liu by supporting the Robert and Regina Liu Endowed Scholarship, empowering future scientists to follow in their footsteps.
The Eddie & Myrna Kamae Endowment ensures the Kamae Archive is widely accessible and visible so it can continue to touch the hearts, minds, and spirits of all who engage with it.
The Ho‘olei Scholarship covers the costs of attendance for first-year students with unmet need and offers on- and off-campus jobs for additional support.
The world is asking for food sustainability, new products and careers in culinary management and culinology—the blending of nutrition, culinary art and food science. The Culinary Institute of the Pacific is poised to deliver.
