Scholarships previously managed separately by Kamehameha Schools and the Pauahi Foundation have been consolidated under a unified program to streamline and strengthen our ability to support ‘ōiwi leaders in their learning journeys.
Details about new scholarships will be available by Sept. 15, 2025, when the application windows open, at pauahi.org/apply-for-a-scholarship. ʻOhana seeking information about renewing their existing scholarships will be contacted directly by the Pauahi Foundation.
When Gayton “JR” Costa and his wife, Linda, returned to Hawai‘i from their home in Cottonwood, Arizona, in June to celebrate his 75th birthday with fellow Class of 1968 schoolmates during the annual Kamehameha Schools Alumni Reunion Celebration, their visit became a heartfelt journey of…
It is through educational systems change that we can restore the Native Hawaiian people and uplift the lāhui.
Together, we can uplift the lāhui. We can create positive change. Join us today in giving with Pauahi.
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In support of our shared mission, overhead costs associated with the Pauahi Foundation are covered by Kamehameha Schools allowing us to direct all fundraising to our programs.
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