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Easter Island Foundation Scholars

FRATERNAL ORDER OF MOAI FOUNDATION

Foundation Annual Grants for Native Americans

Funding Amount

Approximately $2,000 per recipient

Deadline

Rolling / Open

Grant Type

foundation

Overview

Easter Island Foundation Scholars

Funder: Fraternal Order of Moai Foundation (OH, US)

Geographic Scope: Rapa Nui (Easter Island)

Focus Areas: University scholarships for students of Rapa Nui ancestry

Eligibility:

  • Students of Rapa Nui heritage

  • Pursuing higher education

  • Studying at universities in Chile (based on historical examples)
  • Award Details:

  • Individual scholarships typically award approximately $2,000 per recipient

  • In 2021, the foundation awarded $20,000 total in scholarships to 10 students

  • In 2022, the foundation raised $55,525 for the Easter Island Foundation, with scholarships as a primary use of funds

  • In 2025, the foundation donated $57,525 to the Easter Island Foundation
  • What They Fund:

  • University scholarships for Rapa Nui heritage students

  • Support for the Toki School (music education and preservation of Rapa Nui language, dance, and cultural heritage)
  • Background:

  • Administered through the Easter Island Foundation

  • Funding is generated through the Fraternal Order of Moai's primary fundraising event, Ohana Luau at the Lake, held yearly in Lake George, NY (typically June)

  • The foundation works closely with local island leaders to identify scholarship recipients and support opportunities
  • Contact Information:

  • Address: 4694 Cemetery Road suite 399, Hilliard, OH 43026, USA

  • Phone: 802-230-7640

  • Website: fomfoundation.org
  • Focus Areas & Funding Uses

    Fields of Work

    native-americans

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