NonprofitsPartners In Development Foundation

Community Improvement & Capacity Building

Partners In Development Foundation

HONOLULU, HI

Total revenue

$23.1M

Total expenses

$21.3M

Net assets

$5.5M

Grants received

$20.3M

92 grants

EIN

943271325

Tax year

2024

Mission

The foundation is focused on meeting hawai`i's educational, social, and environmental challenges through application of hawaii's timeless values and traditional practices. These include the ahupuaa system of land and environmental management, problem-solving through hooponopono, hoonaauao (traditional mentorship in education), and the values of aloha (sharing), onipaa (perseverence), lokahi (unity), and malama aina (love for the land). Of particular interest are under-served segments of our society, such as preschool children and their caregivers, and economically-depressed communities and families. Because of hawaii's unique environment and natural resources, the foundation is also committed to expanding the values of environmental stewardship and the use of natural processes for environmental remediation and the development of responsible and sustainable agricultural technologies.

Programs

3 programs

Ka pa'alana: traveling preschool and homeless family education program serves houseless families on the leeward coast of o'ahu. Assists families by delivering or providing access to essential services, such as parent-child participatory preschool, foodbank, toiletry, and dental supplies distribution, and more.

Expenses: $5.2M

Ka'a (keiki assets account) to support families to establish children's savings accounts with financial literacy workshops and support for parents/caregivers.

Expenses: $2.7MGrants: $1.4M

Other programs include a comprehensive family literacy program for native hawaiians, a program that recruits, trains, and supports foster families, a community-based residential program for at-risk male youths, an intergenerational native hawaiian mentoring program for at-risk youth on the island of hawai'i, a teacher development program to better serve native hawaiian students on the island of hawai'i, and a natural farming pilot program on 5 acres of hycf land in waimanalo.open arms harbor - isolation/quarantine facility for covid referrals from doh: provide case management and care coordination services within state of hawaii designated covid-19 temporary quarantine and isolation response site (harbor arms hotel), for an individual who meets the cdc criteria for investigation and testing is pending, also known as person under investigation ("pui") for covid-19, are awaiting covid-19 test results, or who have tested positive for covid-19, and who do not otherwise have access to an area/location to safely quarantine or isolate (collectively referred to as clients or guests, or individually as a client or a guest).kawailoa project to end juvenile incarceration and to replace punitive modalities of treatment with positive culturally rich programs that support justice-involved and opportunity youth. We intend to significantly reduce or eliminate the overrepresentation of our native hawaiian and pacific islander youth in the justice system through innovative actions and partnerships.hui ho'omalu: statewide initiative addressing the identification, recruitment, screening, training and ongoing support and retention of foster/resource families for hawaiian children and families that are in the care of the state of hawaii department of human services.

Expenses: $6.3M

Financials

FY 2024

Revenue

Contributions & grants$22.8M
Program service revenue$36K
Investment income$146K
Other revenue$71K
Total revenue$23.1M

Expenses

Grants paid$1.4M
Salaries & benefits$12.6M
Fundraising$257K
Other expenses$7.3M
Total expenses$21.3M
Total assets$15.8M
Net assets$5.5M

People

15 listed

NameRoleCompensation

SHAWN KANA'IAUPUNI

PRESIDENT/CEO

Board

$211K

48 hrs/wk

LAURA DANG

VP OF ADMINISTRATION

Board

$166K

48 hrs/wk

TERRY NAKAMURA

VP OF OPERATIONS/TTM PM

Board

$120K

48 hrs/wk

STEPHANIE NISHIMURA

FORMER CFO

Board

$117K

48 hrs/wk

SUMMER UWONO

CFO

Board

$49K

48 hrs/wk

KIMO TODD

DIRECTOR/VICE CHAIR

Board

1 hrs/wk

SCOTT SEU

DIRECTOR

Board

1 hrs/wk

KAWENA BEAUPRE

DIRECTOR/VICE CHAIR

Board

1 hrs/wk

DIANE PALOMA

DIRECTOR/SECRETARY

Board

1 hrs/wk

SUMMER KAIAWE

DIRECTOR/TREASURER

Board

1 hrs/wk

ELWIN P AHU

DIRECTOR

Board

1 hrs/wk

KYLE CHOCK

DIRECTOR

Board

1 hrs/wk

MICHAEL J CHUN

DIRECTOR

Board

1 hrs/wk

CINDY QUACH

HR DIRECTOR

Staff

$111K

48 hrs/wk

RANDOLPH BATOON

IT MANAGER

Staff

$106K

48 hrs/wk

Independent contractors

KINAI 'EHA

SERVICES FOR RESIDENTIAL HOUSING FOR WOR

$846K

IN PEACE

KAA SERVICES

$319K

UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT MANOA

PROJECT EVALUTAION SERVICES

$205K

RESIDENTIAL YOUTH SERVICES & EMPOWERMENT

SERVICES TO SUPPORT HOMELESS YOUTH

$204K

THE CATALYST GROUP

PROJECT EVALUTAION SERVICES

$143K

Grants received

Showing 92 of 92

FromAmountPurposeYear
$200K
To support the Kupa Aina Natural Farming program.
2024
$160K
ASPEN FORUM FOR COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS
2024
$90K
GENERAL OPERATING GRANT
2024
$75K
Hale Ka Hana - Workforce Development, Health And H
2024
$63K
PROGRAMMING FOR AT-RISK YOUTH
2024
$30K
Program in the areas of education economic development and community health for the residents of Hawaii.
2024
$21K
UNRESTRICTED
2024
$15K
General & Unrestricted
2024
$5K
SUPPORT FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION AND ULU HANA PEWA AWARDS - KOKUA SPONSOR
2024
$200
TUTU & ME TRAVELING PRESCHOOL
2024
$2.5M
Promise of an Equitable Future
2023
$1.8M
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT
2023
$350K
TO SUPPORT THE KAWAILOA YOUTH AND FAMILY WELLNESS CENTER PARTNERSHIPMULTIPLE ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TOGETHER TO PROVIDE YOUTH WITH CULTURAL CONNECTIONS, HOUSING STABILITY, JOB-READINESS PROGRAMMING, AND TRAUMA-INFORMED WRAPAROUND SERVICES .
2023
$166K
SUPPORT COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATIONS TO ADDRESS COVID-19-RELATED HEALTH DISPARITIES
2023
$150K
BELONGING, MEANING, WELLBEING, AND PURPOSE (BMWP) AWARD
2023
$116K
GENERAL OPERATING GRANT
2023
$47K
UNRESTRICTED
2023
$34K
FIGHT HUNGER
2023
$20K
Program in the areas of education economic development and community health for the residents of Hawaii.
2023
$20K
PROJECT SUPPORT FOR YOUTH WORK
2023
$12K
FIGHT HUNGER
2023
$10K
2023 Ulu Hana Pewa Awards
2023
$5K
TO SUPPORT THE 2023 ULU HANA: PEWA AWARDS, AN ANNUAL EVENT WHICH HIGHLIGHTS THE WORK OF HAWAII'S COMMUNITY NON-PROFIT LEADERS AND WILL RAISE FUNDS FOR GENERAL OPERATIONS FOR PARTNERS IN DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION .
2023
$3K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2023
$2K
General & Unrestricted
2023
$100
TUTU AND ME TRAVELING PRESCHOOL
2023
$100
TUTU AND ME TRAVELING PRESCHOOL
2023
$2.5M
advance a healing and racial equity centered Native Hawaiian approach to transforming the carceral juvenile justice system into a restorative alternative for incarcerated youth
2022
$1.5M
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT
2022
$336K
SUPPORT COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATIONS TO ADDRESS COVID-19-RELATED HEALTH DISPARITIES
2022
$150K
Education Program
2022
$103K
GENERAL OPERATING GRANT
2022
$100K
PROGRAMMING FOR AT-RISK YOUTH
2022
$60K
EARLY EDUCATION PROGRAMS FOR AT-RISK/HOMELESS CHILDREN
2022
$50K
GRANT FOR PARTICIPATION IN OPPORTUNITY YOUTH NATIONAL NETWORK
2022
$50K
Hale Ka Hana - A Pilot For Health, Housing And Wor
2022
$38K
THE PIHA PROJECT
2022
$36K
UNRESTRICTED
2022
$25K
To provide general operating support.
2022
$21K
FIGHT HUNGER
2022
$20K
PROJECT SUPPORT FOR YOUTH LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
2022
$20K
TO PROVIDE OPERATING FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO PIDF THAT PROVIDES A VARIETY OF PROGRAMS THAT SERVE PRIMARILY AT-RISK YOUTH AND THEIR FAMILIES IN COMMUNITIES WITH HIGH NEED.
2022
$15K
GENERAL PURPOSE/CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS
2022
$12K
TO SUPPORT THE TRAVEL EXPENSES FOR UP TO 10 PARTICIPANTS FROM TWO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, MA KA HANA KE IKE AND KUPA, FROM OAHU AND HANA, MAUI TO ATTEND THE 2023 ASPEN OPPORTUNITY YOUTH NETWORK CONVENING.
2022
$10K
GENERAL SUPPORT
2022
$10K
SUPPORT FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
2022
$10K
SUPPORT FOR COMMUNITY SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
2022
$8K
FIGHT HUNGER
2022
$5K
TO SUPPORT THE PARTNERS IN DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION'S (PIDF) 25TH ANNIVERSARY EVENT.
2022
$3K
GENERAL TAX EXEMPT PURPOSE
2022
$2K
Assist homeless children education project.
2022
$1K
SUPPORT PROGRAMS
2022
$125
ALOHA FOR COMMUNITY
2022
$100
TT AND ME TRAVELING PRESCHOOL
2022
$100
TT AND ME TRAVELING PRESCHOOL
2022
$1.4M
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT
2021
$1M
increase the capacity of Grantee, a Racial Equity 2030 finalist, to transform current and historic inequities and improve the conditions of children and families across the world
2021
$100K
Education and General Program Support
2021
$55K
FIGHT HUNGER
2021
$21K
UNRESTRICTED
2021
$20K
WE ARE OCEANIA (WAO) PROGRAM TO RESPOND TO THEOVERWHELMING NEED FOR SUPPORT OF MICRONESIANS IN HAWAII.PROVIDES DIRECT SERVICES IN LANGUAGE ACCESS, ACCULTURATIONTRAINING, CULTURAL EXPERTISE, HEALTH CONNECTION DAYS,PRE-EMPLOYMENT TRAINING, CENSUS ENUMERATION, SOCIALSERVICE REFERRALS, AND COMMUNITY NEWSLETTERS.
2021
$13K
WE ARE OCEANIA (WAO) PROGRAM TO RESPOND TO THEOVERWHELMING NEED FOR SUPPORT OF MICRONESIANS IN HAWAII.PROVIDES DIRECT SERVICES IN LANGUAGE ACCESS, ACCULTURATIONTRAINING, CULTURAL EXPERTISE, HEALTH CONNECTION DAYS,PRE-EMPLOYMENT TRAINING, CENSUS ENUMERATION, SOCIALSERVICE REFERRALS, AND COMMUNITY NEWSLETTERS.
2021
$11K
PUBLIC, SOCIETAL BENEFIT
2021
$10K
FIGHT HUNGER
2021
$5K
UNRESTRICTED GIFT
2021
$2K
programs in the areas of education economic development and community health for the residents of Hawaii.
2021
$1.9M
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT
2020
$250K
TO SUPPORT THE KAWAILOA YOUTH AND FAMILY WELLNESS CENTER PARTNERSHIP, MULTIPLE ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TOGETHER TO PROVIDE YOUTH WITH CULTURAL CONNECTIONS, HOUSING STABILITY, JOB-READINESS PROGRAMMING, AND TRAUMA-INFORMED WRAPAROUND SERVICES
2020
$105K
FIGHT HUNGER
2020
$100K
TO SUPPORT THIS ORGANIZATION IN PROVIDING EMERGENCY SOLUTIONS TO THE IMPACTS OF THE PANDEMIC ON THE PACIFIC ISLANDER COMMUNITY
2020
$100K
ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES AND SYSTEMIC RACISM EQUITY INITIATIVE
2020
$50K
WE ARE OCEANIA (WAO) PROGRAM TO RESPOND TO THEOVERWHELMING NEED FOR SUPPORT OF MICRONESIANS IN HAWAII.PROVIDES DIRECT SERVICES IN LANGUAGE ACCESS, ACCULTURATIONTRAINING, CULTURAL EXPERTISE, HEALTH CONNECTION DAYS,PRE-EMPLOYMENT TRAINING, CENSUS ENUMERATION, SOCIALSERVICE REFERRALS, AND COMMUNITY NEWSLETTERS.
2020
$50K
To support the Ka Pa'alana program.
2020
$50K
EARLY PAYMENT FOR PROGRAMS STRENGTHENING THE WELLBEING OF YOUNG CHILDREN & FAMILIES
2020
$31K
GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
2020
$16K
GENERAL OPERATING GRANT
2020
$15K
Unrestricted
2020
$10K
GENERAL PURPOSE/CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION
2020
$3K
UNRESTRICTED GIFT
2020
Education and General Program Support
2020
$2.2M
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT
2019
$50K
FIGHT HUNGER
2019
$16K
Contribution for general support
2019
$77K
GENERAL OPERATING GRANT
2018
$26K
Unrestricted
2018
$1.3M
EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT
2017
$300K
support a collaboration of Native Hawaiian serving early childhood organizations to demonstrate the effectiveness of the Family and Child Interaction Learning model
2017
$134K
FIGHT HUNGER
2017

Funded by

$20.3M from 32 funders · 92 grants · 2017–2024

Trustees Of The Estate Of Bernice Pauahi

$10.0M · 6 grants · 2017–2023

WK Kellogg Foundation

$6.3M · 4 grants · 2017–2023

The Harry And Jeanette Weinberg

$742K · 7 grants · 2020–2023

Hawaii Public Health Institute

$502K · 2 grants · 2022–2023

Aloha United Way Inc

$403K · 5 grants · 2018–2024

The Aspen Institute Inc

$360K · 3 grants · 2022–2024

Hawaii Foodbank Inc

$318K · 6 grants · 2017–2023

Stupski Foundation

$275K · 3 grants · 2020–2024

Details

EIN943271325
NTEE codeS20
Subsection03
Ruling date2002-05
Formed1997
Employees257
Volunteers194
PARTNERS IN DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION — Mission, Financials & Grants Received | Grantivo