Kaulunani Community Grant Program

The Kaulunani Grant Program, managed by Arbor Day Hawaiʻi, invites proposals for projects that promote the benefits of trees within communities, celebrating Arbor Day on November 2, 2024. Competitive proposals should focus on community capacity building, including workshops on tree planting and care, engaging volunteers, and promoting accessibility to the public. Eligible applicants include non-profits, schools, and community groups from all islands in Hawaiʻi, ensuring projects contribute positively to environmental stewardship.

Grant Categories: 1) General Community Grants and 2) Arbor Day 2024
Who can apply? Communities from all islands of Hawaiʻi are encouraged to apply. Eligible applicants include organizations, schools, religious centers, community groups, and state and county agencies. All awardees must become compliant with State Government requirements and provide Hawaiʻi Compliance Express certification at time of award.
What kind of projects are eligible? Projects should relate to urban and community forestry on public or publicly accessible land or educational institutions in Hawaiʻi. Eligible activities include planting, caring for, learning about, and/or expanding the communities’ relationship with the trees and forests. See the 2024 Request for Proposals for more information.