News from Malama Pacific

When we look for organizations to support, we don’t just look for established names—we look for the leaders of tomorrow who are taking action today. Kokua Tree , a non-profit founded and led by high school students, is a shining example of the innovation and kuleana  we strive to empower at Malama Pacific Foundation. Addressing a Local Crisis Food insecurity is a staggering reality in our islands, with 1 in 3 households  impacted. At the same time, countless pounds of fresh,

In an increasingly connected world, technology is no longer optional—it is how we talk to our doctors, connect with our families, and manage our lives. However, for many in our senior community, this digital shift comes with significant risks. At Malama Pacific Foundation, we look for organizations that see these emerging gaps and step up to fill them. That is exactly why we recognized the immense value in Cyber Safe Seniors . Identifying a Modern Vulnerability Cybercrime tar

At Malama Pacific Foundation, our mission is to identify and empower early-stage organizations that address the most critical, yet often overlooked, challenges in Hawaii. When we first met the team at Hear 4 Hope , we immediately saw an organization with the vision and the heart to solve a "silent" crisis. Seeing the Need Hearing loss is a widespread issue affecting more than 48 million Americans, but in Hawaii, the impact is particularly acute. Between our rapidly aging popu

For young athletes in Hawaii, reaching the next level often requires a plane ticket. Historically, the state’s best baseball players have had to travel thousands of miles to the U.S. mainland to compete against national talent and gain visibility. From July 26–28, 2024 , Perfect Game Hawaii  set out to change that narrative. Elite Competition, Right Here at Home Hosted at the Central Oahu Regional Park , the Hawaii Baseball Classic brought the highest level of youth baseball