Winners' Camp Foundation

The McKinley High School Foundation in Honolulu, HI is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the educational endeavors of McKinley High School students. With a board of directors and major donors, the foundation provides scholarships and raises funds through various events, such as the Scoop Dee Doo Sundae benefit, organized by the National Honor Society McKinley Chapter, which raised over $2,000 for the foundation. In addition to fundraising efforts, the McKinley High School Foundation collaborates with the McKinley High School Band to present events like "A Tiger Roundup: A Musical Night to Remember," offering an enjoyable experience for the community while supporting the foundation's mission. The foundation also keeps the public informed through newsletters and encourages individuals to join their mailing list to stay updated on their activities and initiatives.Generated from the website

The Partners in Development Foundation offers a range of programs in the areas of education, economic development and community health for the residents of Hawaii. As a nonprofit foundation, it operates the Kokua Ohana program that supports foster families in collaboration with the State of Hawaii Department of Human Services. Established in 1997, the Partners in Development Foundation s Tech Together Program educates the students of sixth grade in the area of electronics. The foundation also supports the Tutu Qi and Me program. It conducts the Na Pono No Na Ohana program, which provides family education services. The Partners in Development Foundation additionally handles environment-related issues.