That’s why we recently donated $50,000 to support Aloha for Hawaiʻi, a statewide initiative led by the Hawaiʻi Resilience Task Force to help local nonprofits navigate significant federal funding reductions impacting essential community services across the islands.
Our contribution matches a $50,000 donation made by Hawaii State Federal Credit Union, reflecting a shared commitment among local financial institutions to stand together in support of Hawaii’s nonprofit safety net. From food security and housing assistance to healthcare, childcare, and disaster relief, these organizations provide critical services that many families across Hawaii rely on every day.
“Supporting initiatives like Aloha for Hawaiʻi reflects who we are as a credit union,” said Greg Young, President and CEO of HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union. “When nonprofits are under strain, our entire community feels the impact. By working together, we can help ensure these organizations remain strong and able to continue their vital work.”
The Aloha for Hawaiʻi campaign launched as a collaborative effort during the holiday season, bringing together leaders from financial services, healthcare, philanthropy, utilities, and the nonprofit sector. Funds raised through the initiative are distributed through the Hawaiʻi Resilience Fund at Hawaiʻi Community Foundation and the Safety Net Fund at Aloha United Way, both of which provide direct support to nonprofits serving keiki, kupuna, and families statewide.
HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union leaders present a $50,000 donation in support of the Aloha for Hawaiʻi campaign, a statewide effort to strengthen local nonprofits impacted by federal funding cuts.
While the campaign launched in December 2025, the need it addresses continues well beyond the holiday season. Rising costs, delayed funding, and increased demand for services remain ongoing challenges for many nonprofits across Hawaii.
At HawaiiUSA, we are proud to stand alongside community partners who are working every day to ensure no one is left behind. Supporting initiatives like Aloha for Hawaiʻi is one of the many ways we continue to live our commitment to community, collaboration, and financial wellness for all.
