Grants for Native Americans in Hawaii
Last updated September 27, 2026
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| Grant for Improvements to Facilities located on Existing Homesteads Dept of Hawaiian Home Lands · State Rolling · Varies DHHL grant funding for improvements to facilities located on existing homesteads statewide. Part of the Native Hawaiian Development Program Plan, available to nonprofit organizations that demonstrate a purpose to benefit Native Hawaiians. | |
| Grant for Disaster Preparedness / Mitigation (Statewide) Dept of Hawaiian Home Lands · State Rolling · Varies Grant funding to nonprofit organizations that demonstrate a purpose to benefit native Hawaiians. | |
| Grant for Community Capacity Building Dept of Hawaiian Home Lands · State Rolling · Varies DHHL grant funding for community capacity building statewide. Part of the Native Hawaiian Development Program Plan, available to nonprofit organizations that demonstrate a purpose to benefit Native Hawaiians. | |
| Grant for Improvements to Facilities located on Existing Homesteads (Statewide) Dept of Hawaiian Home Lands · State Rolling · Varies Grant funding to nonprofit organizations that demonstrate a purpose to benefit native Hawaiians. | |
| RFP-27-HHL-002: Building Sustainable Community Economic Enterprises Dept of Hawaiian Home Lands · State Rolling · Varies Grant program to support nonprofit organizations in building sustainable community economic enterprises that benefit native Hawaiians. Part of the Native Hawaiian Development Program Plan. | |
| RFP-26-HHL-005: Grant for Disaster Preparedness / Mitigation (Statewide) Dept of Hawaiian Home Lands · State Rolling · Varies Grant funding for disaster preparedness and mitigation initiatives in Hawaiian homestead communities. Supports planning and implementation of disaster resilience measures. | |
| Grant for Community Capacity Building (Statewide) Dept of Hawaiian Home Lands · State Rolling · Varies Grant funding to nonprofit organizations that demonstrate a purpose to benefit native Hawaiians. | |
| RFP-26-HHL-002: Grant for Improvements to Facilities located on Existing Homesteads (Statewide) Dept of Hawaiian Home Lands · State Rolling · Varies Grant funding for improvements to facilities located on existing Hawaiian homesteads. Supports infrastructure and facility upgrades benefiting Native Hawaiian homestead communities. | |
| RFP-26-HHL-004: Grant for Community Capacity Building (Statewide) Dept of Hawaiian Home Lands · State Rolling · Varies Grant funding to strengthen organizational and community capacity for nonprofits serving Native Hawaiian homestead communities. Supports development of nonprofit infrastructure and capabilities. | |
| Grant for Disaster Preparedness / Mitigation Dept of Hawaiian Home Lands · State Rolling · Varies DHHL grant funding for disaster preparedness and mitigation statewide. Part of the Native Hawaiian Development Program Plan, available to nonprofit organizations that demonstrate a purpose to benefit Native Hawaiians. | |
| RFP-26-HHL-003: Grant for Program Implementation located in Existing Homesteads (Statewide) Dept of Hawaiian Home Lands · State Rolling · Varies Grant funding for program implementation within existing Hawaiian homesteads. Supports community programs and services benefiting Native Hawaiian homestead residents. | |
| RFP-27-HHL-002: Building Sustainable Community Economic Enterprises (Statewide) Dept of Hawaiian Home Lands · State Rolling · Varies Grant funding for nonprofit organizations to build sustainable community economic enterprises that benefit Native Hawaiians. Part of DHHL's Native Hawaiian Development Program Plan community development component. | |
| Grant for Program Implementation located in Existing Homesteads Dept of Hawaiian Home Lands · State Rolling · Varies DHHL grant funding for program implementation located in existing homesteads statewide. Part of the Native Hawaiian Development Program Plan, available to nonprofit organizations that demonstrate a purpose to benefit Native Hawaiians. | |
| Grant for Program Implementation located in Existing Homesteads (Statewide) Dept of Hawaiian Home Lands · State Rolling · Varies Grant funding to nonprofit organizations that demonstrate a purpose to benefit native Hawaiians. This grant supports program implementation located in existing homesteads statewide as part of the Native Hawaiian Development Program Plan. |
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About grants for native americans in Hawaii
Funding for Native American communities comes from a distinctive mix of federal agencies and Native-led foundations. Federal sources include the Administration for Native Americans (ANA) and its Social and Economic Development Strategies (SEDS) program, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and the National Endowment for the Humanities, while Native-controlled grantmakers like First Nations Development Institute, the Native Arts and Cultures Foundation, and the Notah Begay III Foundation fund tribes, Native nonprofits, and community projects. National foundations such as the W.K. Kellogg Foundation also maintain dedicated support for Indigenous communities.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What grants are available for Native American organizations?
Grants support a wide range of work, including tribal economic development, language and cultural preservation, Native youth programs, food sovereignty, health, and education. Federal programs like ANA's SEDS fund community-driven projects, while Native-led funders such as First Nations Development Institute provide both grants and technical assistance. Many awards are open to federally recognized tribes, Native nonprofits, and in some cases non-federally-recognized Native organizations.
Which foundations and agencies fund Native American causes?
Native-controlled grantmakers like First Nations Development Institute, the Native Arts and Cultures Foundation, and the Notah Begay III Foundation are leaders in the space, alongside national funders such as the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. On the federal side, the Administration for Native Americans, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and the National Endowment for the Humanities all run programs open to tribes and Native nonprofits.
Do you have to be a federally recognized tribe to apply?
Not always. Many federal programs prioritize federally recognized tribes, but a number also accept incorporated non-federally-recognized tribes and other Native American nonprofit organizations. Foundation funders are often more flexible and commonly fund 501(c)(3) Native nonprofits, cultural centers, and community groups. Always check each program's eligibility rules before applying.
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