[
  {
    "name": "1982 Green Machine Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA 3.00 minimum</li><li>Junior or Senior standing in college</li><li>Demonstrate leadership/school service</li><li>Demonstrate community service</li><li>Priority given to a non-traditional student (single parent, sole provider, homeless, disabled, ward of the court)</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following question: \"The lessons we take from obstacles we encounter can be fundamental to later success. Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback, or failure. How did it affect you, and what did you learn from the experience?\"</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following question: \"Discuss either an on- or off-campus activity that you’ve participated in that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or your career goal.\"</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate",
      "Junior-standing in college",
      "Senior-standing in college"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "2010 Legends Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA 2.50 minimum</li><li>Undergraduate student at a US accredited institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "2017 Great Whites Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Major in Natural Sciences (Astronomy, Geology, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Anthropology)</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Natural Science",
      "Astronomy",
      "Geology",
      "Chemistry",
      "Physics",
      "Biology",
      "Anthropology"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Admiral Kihune Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA 3.00 minimum</li><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Hawai‘i campus</li><li>Major in Science, Technology, Engineering or Math</li><li>Attending the University of Hawai‘i at Hilo or University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "S.T.E.M. (Science,  Technology, Engineering, Math)"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Vice Admiral Robert K.U. Kihune (Ret.), Kamehameha Schools Class of 1955, served as a Trustee of the Kamehameha Schools. His Admiral assignments included: Commander of USS Kitty Hawk, USS Nimitz Aircraft Carrier Battle Groups, Commander of Naval Surface Forces of the Pacific Fleet, and Assistant Chief of Naval Operations for Surface Warfare. He retired after his assignment as Chief of Naval Education and Training. As one of 30 vice admirals in the U.S. Navy, Kihune achieved the highest rank of any Hawaiian in the U.S. military. He is a 1959 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy."
  },
  {
    "name": "‘Alihi Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Residents of Ko‘olau Poko, O‘ahu (region measured by zip code: Kualoa, Hakipu‘u, Waikane, Waiahole, Ka‘alaea, Waihe‘e Kahalu‘u, Heeia, Kane‘ohe, Kailua, Waimanalo)</li><li>Demonstrated community service and/or participation in athletics measured through application essay questions</li><li>Submit one (1) letter of recommendation from a community organization or coach who can comment on applicant’s overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community</li><li>Recipients may be enrolled Part-Time or full-time as a classified student in a postsecondary school institution</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following question: Discuss either an on- or off- campus activity that you’ve participated in that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or your career goal.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Oahu",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Residency Verification"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Ali‘i Chang Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Demonstrate field of study and interest in Agriculture</li><li>Attend a postsecondary institution in the State of Hawai‘i</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Agriculture"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Allen A. Bailey Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Graduate student</li><li>Major in Pre-School Education</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Priority given to Kamehameha School graduates; however, non-Kamehameha Schools grads will be considered</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Graduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Education"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Amona and Suzel Ho STEM Leaders Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Two- or four-year undergraduate degree in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation; one (1) from a teacher or counselor and one (1) from an employer or community organization who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "S.T.E.M. (Science,  Technology, Engineering, Math)"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Anne H. Myers Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>State of Hawai‘i Resident</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Demonstrate a well-rounded record of achievement</li></ul>",
    "residency": "State of Hawai‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Ashley Meleana Joy Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Graduate student</li><li>Pursuing a degree in the medical field</li><li>Classified student in medical field</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Graduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Medical"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "This scholarship was established in loving memory of Ashley Meleana Joy KS ‘04 and will support students in the medical field."
  },
  {
    "name": "Barry J. and Winona E. Rubin Memorial Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Enrolled full-time or part-time in a U.S. accredited institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Major - Political Science, Law or Human Services</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit an essay response: \"Describe your disadvantaged background, and in spite of those disadvantages, your potential for success.\"</li><li>Submit an essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Political Science",
      "Law",
      "Human Services"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "This endowment scholarship was created to honor the Honorable Barry J. Rubin, a family court adjudicator. Judge Rubin presided over youths caught up in the judicial system and he sought to empower underprivileged youths away from the juvenile justice system, providing educational opportunities. The Donor and spouse of Barry J. Rubin, Winona Ellis Rubin was born and raised on Kaua‘i and played an instrumental role in the early movement of Hawaiian sovereignty. She is also a co-founder of Alu Like, Inc., creating a Hawaiian service organization that continues on today providing opportunities and services to Native Hawaiians."
  },
  {
    "name": "Bartels ‘Ohana Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.50 minimum</li><li>Third or fourth year undergraduate or graduate student</li><li>Enroll full-time as a classified student in a U.S. accredited postsecondary institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Priority will be given to students who reside on the U.S. Continent, while second priority will be given to graduates of KS.</li><li>Submit at least one (1) letter of recommendation highlighting community service experience</li><li>Provide an essay that demonstrates applicant’s strong desire to use their degree to give back to the lahui, leadership qualities, and commitment to the community</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate",
      "Junior-standing in college",
      "Senior-standing in college",
      "Graduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created by the family of Wilhelm F. Bartels (Kamehameha Schools Class of 1951) ‘ohana to honor and pay forward Ke Ali‘i Pauahi’s gift. The Bartels ‘ohana has four generations of beneficiaries of Ke Ali‘i Pauahi. Their wish is to pass along this gift to future generations so they can become industrious men and women to better serve the lahui."
  },
  {
    "name": "Bernice Leinani Kuakini Ahlo and Henry Keanu Ahlo Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Named Endowment Fund Scholarship Award areas:</li><li>Preschool/Kindergarten support, STEM, Business, Natural Science, Computer Science, Architecture, Medicine, Leadership, Trade/Community College, Special Needs, Immersion and Internship. KAPF Discretion.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "This scholarship was established by Henry Keanu \"Hank\" Ahlo in honor and memory of his mother, Bernice Leinani Kuakini Ahlo."
  },
  {
    "name": "Kalamakū Benedict (KSK 1905) & Mary Kapuoko Kealoha Lee Loy Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - Between 2.00 minimum to 3.00 maximum</li><li>Recipient may be a graduate of any high school</li><li>Recipient must be enrolled at least Part-Time in any accredited postsecondary program, including trade schools, community colleges, 2-year colleges and 4-year universities</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit one (1) letter of recommendation from a teacher or counselor or employer or community organization who can comment on your overall character, achievement, and contribution to serve the greater community.</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created in memory of Kalamakū Benedict and Mary Kapuoko Kealoha Lee Loy. They were the parents of nine sons and three daughters, and they often reminded their children of what Kamehameha Schools had done for them and what the school meant to the Hawaiian people. As a result, four of their sons attended and graduated from Kamehameha Schools: Mathew '37, Genesis '39, Elijah '48, and Hartwell '50."
  },
  {
    "name": "Blaise A. Kepo‘okelaokekai Baldonado Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Pursuing a degree in the performing arts or a graduate degree in higher education</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Performing Arts"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Blossom Mossman Nary Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - Between 2.00 minimum to 3.00 maximum</li><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Attend a University of Hawai‘i system school</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "This scholarship will provide assistance to a student not necessarily in the “honors” group, but rather a motivated student in the middle ranks of his/her class, who has persevered and selected demanding courses as appropriate for their abilities with the potential of completing a college degree."
  },
  {
    "name": "Brendan R. Akamu Imua Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Complete the online scholarship application which includes accomplishments, community service, awards and extra-curricular activities.</li><li>Demonstrate commitment and focus on Transportation Logistics, Aeronautical/Aviation, or Tourism Management.</li><li>Additional consideration can be given to those who demonstrate interest in Hawaiian language, culture, and history.</li><li>Acceptance letter from a U.S. accredited school is required.</li><li>Enrolled 2nd year or higher full-time as a classified student in a U.S. accredited postsecondary school institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation (full-time is generally defined as: 12 credit hours per term for undergraduates or 9 credit hours per term for graduate and professional students; or the minimum number of credit hours specified by the degree program); or Enrolled in a graduate school.</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Provide at least two (2) letters of recommendation.</li><li>Complete an essay question describing how has your life has been impacted by challenging circumstances, how you have demonstrated continued persistence in achieving your goals and the potential to succeed in college. How do you intend to use your skills to benefit the Hawaiian community?</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "Mr. Akamu is a veteran of Hawaii’s transportation, freight forwarding and airline industries, with expertise in perishable freight sales and marketing, logistics operations and Hawaii state and federal technical/regulatory guidelines.  He has also worked closely with the State of Hawai‘i Department of Agriculture, U.S. Customs and Border Patrol, the U.S. Transportation Security Administration, FAA, USDA and Hawai‘i Local/County government initiatives.  As a graduate of the Kamehameha Schools Kapālama Campus, Mr. Akamu endeavors to live pono, with a deep belief in righteousness and balance.  He proudly provides this scholarship in hopes it will reflect the spirit of I Mua - understanding that to move forward, Hawaiian students must first relate to the unique state functions today."
  },
  {
    "name": "Bruce T. and Jackie Mahi Erickson Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Pursuing studies in S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math)</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following question: How do you intend to give back to future scholars?</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "S.T.E.A.M. (Science,  Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math)"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "C & L Chun ‘Ohana Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Pursuing studies in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics)</li><li>Full-time enrollment</li><li>Bachelor’s degree program</li><li>Graduating senior at Kamehameha Schools</li><li>Attending a college in Hawai‘i or on the U.S. continent recognized by the Pauahi Foundation</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "S.T.E.M. (Science,  Technology, Engineering, Math)"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created to honor Carl Chun’s great grandmother, Helen Maliu."
  },
  {
    "name": "Caleb & Megan Spencer Warrior State of Mind Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Full-time enrollment</li><li>Undergraduate student</li><li>Graduating senior at Kamehameha Schools</li><li>Participation in a Kamehameha Schools junior varsity or varsity athletic sport for a minimum of two academic years during grades 9-12</li><li>Submit one (1) letter of recommendation from a coach affirming participation in an athletic sport at Kamehameha Schools for a minimum of two academic years at the high school level (Junior Varsity or Varsity), grades 9-12</li><li>Essay: Describe how being a student athlete at Kamehameha Schools has prepared you for the next season of life</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created to honor Pauahi and the blessings that they received to pay forward their gifts to haumāna"
  },
  {
    "name": "Charles \"Chuck\", Craig and Fred Rudolph Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Gifts will be made in areas which are designed to align with the most common scholarship criteria: Preschool/Kindergarten support, STEM, Business, Natural Sciences, Computer Science, Architecture, Medicine, Leadership, Trade School/Community College, Special Needs, Immersion and Internships.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Charles Chuck Makanui, Jr. Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High School senior or graduate of a public high school</li><li>Pursuing a major in Art or Music</li><li>Recipient may be enrolled part-time as a classified student in postsecondary school institution</li><li>Priority given to applicants who are residents of Hawai‘i Island</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit a copy of your online artist portfolio that displays your completed artworks (photos of graphic art projects) or musical performance(s) to the Pauahi Foundation. Ensure that your artist portfolio does not include any identifying marks such as your first or last name; instead, replace identifying marks (your name) with your KAPF ID number. Artist portfolios or artworks with identifying marks (your name) will not be considered. The artist portfolio should be received by the Pauahi Foundation before the application deadline.</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Public School"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Art",
      "Music"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Art Portfolio",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Charles Cockett ‘Ohana Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Majoring in Hawaiian Studies/Language/Culture and/or Education</li><li>Full- or Part-Time enrollment is allowed</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Hawaiian Studies",
      "Hawaiian Language"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Charles P.M.K. Burrows Hui Lama Science Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum in 3 years of science courses including biology, chemistry and physics</li><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Major in Science fields</li><li>Participation in a minimum 2 years of working with Hawai‘i’s natural and cultural environment through school and/or community service projects</li><li>Priority given to those in conservation biology, environmental science or science education</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Science"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": "This scholarship fund, established in 2002, seeks to support an outstanding science student and an active member of Hui Lama."
  },
  {
    "name": "Charles Reed Bishop Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Major - Finance or Entrepreneurship</li><li>Recipient may be enrolled Part-Time or full-time as a classified student in a postsecondary institution</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Finance",
      "Entrepreneurship"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created to honor the legacy of Charles Reed Bishop and his 200th birthday milestone celebration of life."
  },
  {
    "name": "Charles S. Iwata, Jr. Memorial Annual Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Pursuing Hawaiian Studies or Hawaiian Language</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Hawaiian Studies",
      "Hawaiian Language"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Chock-Eng Family Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Pursuing studies in Construction Management, Construction Engineering, Plumbing, Carpentry, Cabinetry, Masonry, or Electrical Trades</li><li>Trade/technical, second-year or higher bachelor’s, or graduate program</li><li>Essay: Looking ahead five years, how do you envision using the knowledge and skills gained from your degree to make a positive impact in your career and community?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Trade/vocational"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created to support students pursuing education in building, construction, and related fields through a four-year bachelor’s degree, a master’s degree, or enrollment in an accredited trade or technical school. As long-time owners, managers, and stewards of multiple buildings, Dr. Sandra Chock-Eng and Mr. John S. Eng have firsthand experience with the skills, knowledge, and dedication required to maintain safe, functional, and sustainable built environments. Through their professional and personal experience, the donors recognize a growing need for trained and qualified professionals within the construction and building industries, including those entering skilled trades as well as those pursuing professional and managerial roles."
  },
  {
    "name": "Choy-Kee ‘Ohana Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation; one (1) from a teacher or counselor and one (1) from a community organization who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community</li><li>Submit essay addressing what the biggest problem in Hawai‘i is and how you would solve it</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": "This scholarship recognizes annually, the academic achievement and efforts of worthy high school graduates pursuing a postsecondary education."
  },
  {
    "name": "Christine Alicata/Daisy Bell Memorial Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Major in Food, Nutrition or any health-related major</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Be of good character, highly motivated and academically sound</li><li>Demonstrate community service participation</li><li>Demonstrate qualities of positive leadership</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Foods, Nutrition, and Wellness Studies",
      "Dietetics"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": "To assist an outstanding Kamehameha Schools graduate who has declared an interest in pursuing a college degree in the field of Home Economics, Nutrition, Food Service or any other health-related major."
  },
  {
    "name": "Class of 2000 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Enroll full-time as a classified student in a U.S. accredited postsecondary institution, including trade, vocational and technical schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Part-Time enrollment allowed</li><li>Non-traditional student defined as a single parent, sole provider, homeless, disabled or ward of the court</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Provide one (1) letter of recommendation from a teacher, employer or community organization leader who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community.</li><li>Provide an essay response to the following question: \"The lessons we take from obstacles we encounter can be fundamental to later success. Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback, or failure. How did it affect you, and what did you learn from the experience?\"</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardshhips you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created to honor the Kamehameha Schools Kapālama Class of 2000 graduates."
  },
  {
    "name": "Class of 2020 Aloha ‘Āina Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>Endeavor to further aloha ‘aina, its values, and its practices through his or her studies</li><li>Essay response: If aloha ‘aina is the sustainable balance maintained between people and environment, please explain how your intended field of practice contributes to aloha ‘aina, and how you intend on furthering aloha ‘aina <em>through</em> this practice. (Creative answers are welcomed.)</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Col. Curtis Kekoa (KS '40) and Nenita Maldonado Kekoa Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Demonstrate desire to work in the area of, but not limited to, military and/or music</li><li>Demonstrate a commitment to contribute to the greater community</li><li>Financial need may be considered in the selection</li><li>One (1) letter of recommendation citing applicants credentials & potential for success</li><li>Essay outlining the student’s eligibility and reasons why they deserve this award</li><li>Submit essay response to the following question: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Dan and Rachel Mahi Educational Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation; one (1) from a teacher or counselor and one (1) from an employer or community organization who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community</li><li>Submit and essay response to the following question: How do you intend to give back to future scholars?</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Daniel Kahikina and Millie Akaka Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.20 minimum</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Recipients are strongly encouraged to provide a minimum of 10 hours of community service to the Hawaiian Council</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from your school, employer or community organization who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3.2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Darlene Kanoho MacAuley (KSK '89) ‘Ohana Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>Demonstrate commitment and focus on visual arts, performing arts, liberal arts or entrepreneurship</li><li>Plan to attend a 4-year institution on the U.S. Continent</li><li>Enroll full-time as a classified student in a postsecondary school institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Priority will be given to a U.S. Continent student.</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation: one (1) from a teacher or counselor and one (1) from a community organization that can comment on your overall character, achievement, and contribution to serving the greater community</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: Creativity, ideas, dreams, and vision for the future can be expressed in many ways – writing, art, performance, video, podcasts, or even a new business. How will you use your creative gifts to positively impact the local community and the world?</li><li>Submit a copy of your online art portfolio that displays your completed artworks or photos of graphic art projects to the Pauahi Foundation. Ensure that your portfolio or artworks do not include any identifying marks such as your first or last name; instead, replace identifying marks (your name) with your KAPF ID number. Art portfolios or artworks with identifying marks (your name) will not be considered. The art portfolio should be received by the Pauahi Foundation before the application deadline.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Visual Arts",
      "Performing Arts",
      "Liberal Arts",
      "Art",
      "Arts & Humanities",
      "Entrepreneurship"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Art Portfolio",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": "This donor desires to provide funds for students to attend postsecondary institutions who are pursuing an educational degree in Visual Arts, Performing Arts, Liberal Arts, or Entrepreneurship."
  },
  {
    "name": "David A. Mortensen (KS '71) D.A.M. Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>Pursuing a career in Human Services dedicated to Public Safety: Police, Fire, Water Safety, or other agencies with similar related responsibilities through either an associate or bachelor’s degree</li><li>Priority given to a Kamehameha Schools graduate from any campus</li><li>Demonstrate through the personal statement questions, your plan on how this career will help make a difference in the community and family</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Essay explaining how a career in one of these fields will help make a difference in your community and family</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "David and Julia Desha Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>This fund will support a hard-working student who has excelled in their chosen field and shows promise of serving the community. Through the essay questions, demonstrate community service potential for success in their chosen field and leadership qualities.</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Established from the estate of David & Julia Desha. David Desha was younger brother to Helen Desha and he passed in 1966 and Julia Desha passed in 1979. Upon Julia’s passing she bequeathed half of remainder of her estate to KS."
  },
  {
    "name": "David Kalani Goldstein, KS '70 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Pursuing Hawaiian Language</li><li>Half-Time or full-time enrollment allowed</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Hawaiian Studies"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "David Kauweloa & E. Darlene Kaupu Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Enrolled full-time as a classified student in a postsecondary school institution</li><li>Acceptable academic standing within their designated program</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Priority given to past and/or present residents of Moloka‘i</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Molokai",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "David Lorch Music Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Major in Music</li><li>Member of band or orchestra</li><li>Scholarship should be gifted to 1 male and 1 female</li><li>Demonstrate a clear commitment to the music or the music field</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Music"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Honors the contributions of Mr. David Lorch, former Kamehameha Schools band instructor from 1967 to 1976"
  },
  {
    "name": "Denis Wong & Associates Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.50 minimum</li><li>Pursuing undergraduate degree in Liberal Arts or Science, or a graduate degree in a professional field</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Demonstrate well-rounded and balanced record of achievement in preparation for career objectives</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from teachers, counselors, coaches or employers citing applicant’s credentials and potential for success</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Liberal Arts",
      "Science"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Desha-Mulholland Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools</li><li>Major in Christian Education or major of service to mankind</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Ministry",
      "Seminary",
      "Theological Studies"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "The Stephen L. Desha & John F. Mulholland scholarship is given in memory of a former graduate and Chaplain of the Schools. This scholarship is given to a boy or girl selected for his/her outstanding contribution toward furthering fine religious attitude and work on campus."
  },
  {
    "name": "DeWitt Wallace Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Multi Year Scholarship for Kamehameha Schools Kapālama seniors</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Dolly and Ross Wert Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Priority given to applicants attending a postsecondary institution located within the continental U.S.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "In September 2016, Duane, Bette and Corinne Chun established this named endowment in loving memory of Bette’s long-time Chicago neighbors, Dolly and Ross Wert. Dolly and Ross were loving and supportive people with life experience in the military and railroad industry. This will honor their legacy by providing support to students who are pursuing postsecondary education within the continental U.S."
  },
  {
    "name": "Dorothy Martin Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Female student</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Be of sound character with exceptional academic promise</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Established by Mr. John Martin, brother of Dorothy Martin, and honors her contributions to the Kamehameha Schools for Girls for 26 years. The scholarship recognizes a senior girl of \"good and sound character, that she has exceptional academic promise and that she has been accepted to an institution of higher learning.\""
  },
  {
    "name": "Douglas and Sandra Akina Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Maui campus</li><li>Pursuing postsecondary studies in the field of Education and/or the Hospitality Industry</li><li>Enrolled full-time as a classified student in a postsecondary institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Maui"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Education",
      "Hospitality & Tourism"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Douglas K.K. Chung Memorial Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 or higher</li><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Senior male</li><li>Participate in competitive ILH sports</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Mr. Chung was a Kamehameha Schools, Class of 1963 graduate and was killed in action in Vietnam in 1969. This fund is seeking to provide financial support to a student meeting the listed criteria as well as a genuine love for KS."
  },
  {
    "name": "Dr. Donald Dean Kilolani Mitchell Endowed Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Part-time (at least half-time) or full-time enrollment</li><li>Graduate of a high school or graduate of a U.S. accredited undergraduate or graduate postsecondary institution</li><li>Attending a postsecondary institution including vocational, trade, 2-year or 4-year program at a U.S. accredited program recognized by the Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit one (1) letter of recommendation from any source</li><li>Submit essay response to the following question: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created in loving memory of Dr. Donald Dean Kilolani Mitchell, a teacher, author and historian, whose career with Kamehameha Schools and the Bishop Museum spanned nearly 60 years. His relationship with his mentor Mary Kawena Puku‘i was one of mutual love and admiration, manifested by his dedication to perpetuating and preserving the Hawaiian culture."
  },
  {
    "name": "Dr. Haunani-Kay Trask Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Enrolled full or Part-Time in a U.S. accredited postsecondary institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Priority will be given to female students pursuing an education in advocacy for Native Hawaiian political development and Part-Time enrollment status.</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response to the following question: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created in memory and honor of Dr. Haunani-Kay Trask (KS '67) for her legacy, work, and impact on our Native Hawaiian community and the world. She was a fearless advocate for the Kanaka Maoli, an inspiration to many, and revered as a tireless advocate for Native Hawaiian rights and indigenous sovereignty."
  },
  {
    "name": "Dr. Lori Ann Kim Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Pursuing fields of study in Science, Technology, Engineering or Math (STEM)</li><li>Priority given to residents of Kohala, Hawai‘i</li><li>Priority given to female applicants</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "S.T.E.M. (Science,  Technology, Engineering, Math)"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Dr. Pauline Frederick Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Female student</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Demonstrate school activity participation</li><li>Demonstrate community service participation</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": "The deserving student should reflect Dr. Frederick’s giving spirit and imua attitude in taking advantage of all that Kamehameha offers."
  },
  {
    "name": "Dr. Richard Kekuni Blaisdell, Native Hawaiian Health Kauka ‘Ōiwi Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Pursuing a Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (D.O.) degree</li><li>Enrolled full-time as a classified student at a U.S. accredited postsecondary institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Priority will be given to Kamehameha Schools alumni</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Graduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Medical"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Dwayne \"Nakila\" Steele Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Demonstrate interest in the Hawaiian language, culture and history in addition to a commitment to contribute to the greater community</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation; one (1) from a teacher or counselor and one (1) from a community organization or other citing how the applicant is working toward perpetuating the Hawaiian language</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Hawaiian Studies",
      "Hawaiian Language"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Edward Lapsley/Ho‘opa‘a Mau Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Male Kapālama senior</li><li>Demonstrate good character, hard work and self motivation</li><li>Will enroll full-time as a classified student in a postsecondary institution</li><li>Priority given to orphans/half-orphans, single-parent or other non-traditional family, student fathers who are actively involved in the child’s life, or are dealing with serious or chronic health issues</li><li>Should not be receiving any other scholarship from the Pauahi Foundation KS Senior scholarship pool</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": "This scholarship exists to reflect the donor’s aloha for the students of Kamehameha Schools and to recognize a student at the School whose hard work would not otherwise be recognized."
  },
  {
    "name": "Edwin Mahiai Copp Beamer Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Pursuing a career in Music, specifically Piano and/or Voice, with emphasis on Hawaiian Music, Opera or Musical Theatre</li><li>Demonstrate a serious commitment to music training, a career in music and dedication to artistic excellence</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from teachers (piano, voice), counselors or music professionals</li><li>One-page essay describing the applicant’s music background/education to-date, including any awards or special recognition</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li><li>Finalists may be asked to conduct an informal musical performance or provide a video of their performance</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Music"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Edwin P. Murray Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Hawai‘i or Kapālama campus</li><li>Major in Hawaiian Studies, Language or Hawaiian immersion</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i",
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Hawaiian Studies",
      "Hawaiian Language"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Edwin P. Murray was the first Kamehameha Schools graduate to serve as trustee. Qualities which reflect Mr. Murray’s work ethic and which should be reflected in the student are, hard-working, diligent, and committed."
  },
  {
    "name": "Elaine \"Dollie\" Mortensen KS'71 Kaumuali‘i Malama ‘Aina Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>Focus of postsecondary education in Agriculture and/or preservation and protection of the land and natural resources of the Hawaiian Islands</li><li>May be in a certificate program</li><li>May be a 4-year or 2-year degree program</li><li>Priority given to those currently or who wish to be contributing to the community through Hawai‘i’s agricultural industry</li><li>Priority given to those working to become mahi‘ai (farmer)</li><li>Half-time enrollment allowed</li><li>Submit and essay response to the following: \"Discuss either an on-or off-campus activity that you’ve participated in that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself and your career goal.\"</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Agriculture",
      "Sustainability",
      "Environmental Science",
      "Environmental Studies",
      "Natural Resources"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Eli D. Pane‘e, Sr., and Aileen E. Pane‘e I Mua Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>Pursuing a career in the health care field</li><li>Vocational or trade schools will also be considered</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Health Services/Sciences"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Elizabeth “Nani” Ling Reinhardt Scholarship Fund",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Enroll full-time as a classified student in a U.S. accredited postsecondary school institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Priority will be given to Kamehameha Schools female students.</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response to the following question: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created in memory and in honor of Elizabeth \"Nani\" Ling Reinhardt. Nani was a woman of humility and kindness; she endured the challenges in her life with dignity and grace. In true Hawaiian fashion, she shared her Aloha generously. Nani’s scholarship fund continues her legacy."
  },
  {
    "name": "Elizabeth and Joel Truesdell Career Educator Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Hawai‘i campus</li><li>Demonstrate commitment and focus on pursuing a career as a K-12 educator</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Education"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created to honor the opportunity we, Joel and Elizabeth Truesdell, had to pursue careers as educators at Kamehameha Schools Kapālama and Hawai‘i."
  },
  {
    "name": "Elizabeth Ku‘ulei Bell Moloka‘i Educational Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>Current residents of, or born and raised on Moloka‘i or graduates of Moloka‘i High School</li><li>Classified full- or Part-Time enrollment</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Molokai",
    "highSchool": [
      "Molokai High School"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Eric N. Jacobsen Memorial Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.50 minimum</li><li>Undergraduate junior or senior in the fields of engineering and/or STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)</li><li>State of Hawai‘i resident</li><li>Full-time enrollment</li></ul>",
    "residency": "State of Hawai‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate",
      "Junior-standing in college",
      "Senior-standing in college"
    ],
    "field": [
      "S.T.E.M. (Science,  Technology, Engineering, Math)"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "FLIK Independent Schools Dining Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Hawai‘i or Kapālama campus</li><li>Major in Culinary Arts, Food/Nutrition Science, Health Sciences</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i",
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Culinary Arts",
      "Food Service Management",
      "Foods, Nutrition, and Wellness Studies",
      "Dietetics"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Generous donations from the FLIK Independent Schools Dining Scholarship have established this scholarship to support a student entering the food service field."
  },
  {
    "name": "Floro and McCarthy Family \"Big Blue and White K\" Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>Focus in postsecondary school education, those interested in serving in the military or in the field of medicine and healthcare</li><li>May be in a 4-year college seeking a degree supporting all areas of Medicine, including but not limited to: Nursing, Dental Science or Healthcare Administration</li><li>May be in technical, vocational or community college health science program, including but not limited to: direct patient care, Pharmacy, Emergency Medical or Radiology</li><li>Priority to those who are veterans or family members of the military</li><li>Enrollment - Part-time allowed</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Military",
      "Medical",
      "Health Services/Sciences"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Francelia Stillwell Sportsmanship Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Demonstrate community service participation, reflecting truly selfless and altruistic in nature, not seeking recognition, but giving of self and time to help</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": "The recipient of this gift is truly selfless and altruistic in nature, not seeking recognition, but giving of self and time to help."
  },
  {
    "name": "Francis and Phyllis Chun Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Enrolled in undergraduate studies focused in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)</li><li>Open to applicants regardless of state residency and institution location</li><li>Enrolled full-time as a classified student in postsecondary institution</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "S.T.E.M. (Science,  Technology, Engineering, Math)"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Frank & Ruth Midkiff Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools</li><li>Attend a postsecondary institution on the mainland</li><li>Demonstrate community service participation</li><li>Scholarship should be gifted to 1 male and 1 female</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": "An entrepreneur and advocate of education for those unable to advocate for themselves, Mr. Midkiff’s life-long career of community service should be reflected in the students‘ career at KS."
  },
  {
    "name": "G. Kanoelani Nahulu Burns & Paul Kekoa Burns, Jr. Scholarship, aka HSSH KS '54",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Resident of zip code 96792</li><li>Enrolled full-time as a classified student in a U.S. accredited postsecondary institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation including trade, vocational or technical schools</li><li>Demonstrate commitment and focus in the field of education and/or first responder</li><li>Priority is given to residents of Nanakuli and pursuing an education in firefighting.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Oahu",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Education",
      "Fire Science",
      "Criminal Justice"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Residency Verification"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created to honor parents G. Kanoelani Nahulu Burns and Paul Kekoa Burns, Jr. Kanoelani and Paul met and became high school sweethearts (HSSH) while attending Kamehameha Schools. They were proud graduates and active alumni of the class of 1954, and parents to four KS Kapālama alumni (’76, ’79, ’81, ’86). Their life journeys epitomized the challenges faced by their generation and so were grateful for the opportunities and experiences afforded them by a Kamehameha Schools education. Kanoelani and Paul instilled, and role modeled the importance of education, civic and community engagement, hard work, and kuleana. Kanoelani and Paul had strong ties to the Nanakuli and Lualualei region. Kanoelani was a third-generation descendant of the original Nanakuli Homestead lessees, hula dancer, and retired Hawai‘i Department of Education education specialist at Nanakuli High School. Paul was a retired Honolulu Fire Department captain at Nanakuli Station 28 – 2nd Watch, deputy sheriff, and volunteer president of the Honolulu Fire Department Federal Credit Union Board of Directors. This scholarship is to honor their legacy."
  },
  {
    "name": "Gail and Allan Fujimoto Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Pursuing a career in Agriculture, Environmental Sustainability</li><li>Attending a University of Hawai`i system institution</li><li>Submit one (1) letter of recommendation from faculty or staff or a community person that can attest to your dedication and commitment to agricultural sustainability in Hawai`i</li><li>Essay demonstrating your desire and commitment to utilize their skills and expertise to develop agriculture and sustainability in the State of Hawai`i</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Agriculture",
      "Sustainability",
      "Environmental Science",
      "Environmental Studies"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Genesis Namakaokalani (KS1939) and Elizabeth G. Luahiwa Hoopii Lee Loy Endowed Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior or currently in an undergraduate or graduate program</li><li>Any postsecondary institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Enrolled at least part-time</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit one (1) letter of recommendation from a community organization representative</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created in memory of Genesis Namakaokalani and Elizabeth G. Luahiwa Ho‘opi‘i Lee Loy. Genesis Namakaokalani and Elizabeth G. Luahiwa Ho‘opi‘i Lee Loy raised their 12 children on Hawaiian Homestead Lands in Keaukaha, Hilo, Hawai‘i. In addition to being devout Catholics, they valued and prioritized having their children receive the best education that they could afford. Genesis and three of his siblings were graduates of the Kamehameha Schools, along with their father, Benedict Kalamaku. This experience paved the way for Genesis and Elizabeth to send 9 of their 12 children to attend the Kamehameha Schools, all on full scholarship. This scholarship pays tribute to the sacrifices that Genesis and Elizabeth made in hopes of bettering their children’s lives."
  },
  {
    "name": "George E. and Patience Namaka Wiggin Bacon Endowed Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - Between 2.00 minimum to 3.00 maximum</li><li>Demonstrate commitment and focus in the areas of study of Arts and Humanities, Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM), Medical, or Education</li><li>Enroll full-time as a classified student in a U.S. accredited postsecondary school institution, including vocational, trade or technical schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Part-Time enrollment allowed</li><li>Submit one (1) letter of recommendation from a teacher or a community member/organization who can comment on your overall character, achievement, and contribution to serve the greater community</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response to the following question: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Arts & Humanities",
      "S.T.E.M. (Science,  Technology, Engineering, Math)",
      "Education"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created in loving memory of George E. And Patience Namaka Wiggin Bacon, two people who took great care of Mary Kawena Wiggin Pukui. Their devotion to her enabled her to do the work she deemed necessary and important for the preservation of the culture, language, customs and literature of her mother’s people, the Hawaiians."
  },
  {
    "name": "George Hi‘ilani Mills Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Graduate student pursuing professional studies in the field of Medicine or the allied health-related fields</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>One-page essay demonstrating applicant’s balanced record of achievement, as well as holding the values and tradition of the Hawaiian Civic Club movement to perpetuate and preserve language, history, music, dance and other cultural traditions as well as advocate for improved welfare of native Hawaiians in culture, health, economic development, education, social welfare, and nationhood, to name a few.</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Graduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Medical",
      "Health Services/Sciences"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "George T. Kanalu Young Memorial Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Through the personal statement questions, demonstrate a commitment to serving Hawaiian communities through your chosen academic and career path</li><li>Through the personal statement questions, demonstrate potential to lead positive social change</li><li>Through the personal statement questions, demonstrate interest in Hawaiian language, culture and/or history</li><li>Priority given to those in fields in which Hawaiians are underrepresented</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Recipients will be paired with a KS Class of 1992 graduate who will serve as a mentor</li><li>Discuss either an on- or off-campus activity (ex. clubs, sports, community service, or volunteerism) that you’ve participated in that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or your career goal.</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Gladys E. and Clifford T.F. Chun Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Attend a postsecondary institution on the continental U.S.</li><li>Not receiving any other scholarship from the Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Submit one (1) letter of recommendation from a teacher or a community member/organization who can comment on your overall character achievement and promise including ability to overcome personal hardships, self-sacrifice and/or helping others without expectation of reward or recognition</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Gladys Kamakakuokalani ‘Ainoa Brandt Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>College junior, senior or graduate student pursuing a career in the Education field</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Priority given to current or former residents of Kaua‘i</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from a teacher, counselor or community organization who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Kaua‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Junior-standing in college",
      "Senior-standing in college",
      "Graduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Education"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Goldman Sachs/Matsuo Takabuki Commemorative Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Be a graduate student pursuing Business or Financial Services related fields</li><li>Priority given to applicants demonstrating financial need</li><li>State of Hawai`i resident</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "State of Hawai‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Graduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Business",
      "Finance"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Harold Turney & Dorothy Gillett Music Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>A musically talented senior who has enthusiastically participated in and contributed to the Kamehameha music program</li><li>Priority given to a student pursuing a musical education in a 4-year degree granting institution</li><li>Scholarship should be gifted to 1 male and 1 female</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Music"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Both music directors of Kamehameha’s Concert Glee Club are honored through this fund established by the Kamehameha Alumni Glee Club."
  },
  {
    "name": "Hartwell Hewahewaokalani Lee Loy, Sr. Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Graduate student pursuing a master’s or doctorate level degree with demonstrated field of study and focus in education. (Undergraduate degree does not need to be education.)</li><li>Enrolled full-time as a classified graduate student (or the minimum number of credit hours specified by the degree program).</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Graduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Education"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Hawai‘i Independent Energy Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>Be a public high school graduate (including Charter Schools)</li><li>Interest in starting a career in a trade industry including electricians, welders, machinists, pipeline inspectors to support the process technology industry in Hawai`i</li><li>Attend a two-year or less licensed and certified vocational or technical educational program in Hawai`i</li><li>Submit a one-page essay documenting how the Hawaiian culture has prepared the applicant for the workforce</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Public School",
      "Charter School"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Trade/Vocational"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Hawaii Lodging & Tourism Association Don Ho Legacy Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.80 minimum</li><li>Attending a post secondary U.S. accredited institution</li><li>Major -Arts and/or Music</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.8,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Music",
      "Art",
      "Visual Arts",
      "Performing Arts"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Supports students who are pursuing postsecondary studies in field of arts and music."
  },
  {
    "name": "Hawai‘i Lodging and Tourism Association Pouhana Hokele Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.80 minimum</li><li>Major in Travel Industry Management</li><li>Be a State of Hawai‘i resident</li><li>Demonstrate desire to work in Hawai‘i lodging industry upon graduation</li></ul>",
    "residency": "State of Hawai‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.8,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Hospitality & Tourism"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Helen Desha Beamer Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Excelled in Hawaiian music while at Kamehameha Schools</li><li>Interested in formally pursuing further study in Hawaiian chant, dance, music, research, notation, etc.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Music",
      "Art",
      "Performing Arts"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "A member of the third graduating class of the Kamehameha School for Girls, Ms. Beamer was an accomplished singer, musician and composer.  She composed the ever popular “Ke Kali Nei Au” and “Beautiful Kahana”."
  },
  {
    "name": "Henry Laumaewa & Clara Kapeka Kanamu Memorial Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Named Endowment Fund Scholarship recognized areas may include: Preschool/Kindergarten support, STEM, Business Natural Sciences, Computer Science, Architecture, Medicine, Leadership, Trade School/Community College, Special Needs, Immersion and Internships</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Henry Lee Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Male Kapālama senior</li><li>Actively participates as a track runner and demonstrates his performance as a leader</li><li>Will enroll full-time as a classified student in a postsecondary institution</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Established by friends & family of Henry Lee, this scholarship gives tribute to Mr. Lee, Kamehameha Schools Class of 1946 and long-time coach and mentor to the KS Track and Field program."
  },
  {
    "name": "Herbert Kealoha Keppeler Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Major in Engineering at UH Mānoa</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Engineering"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "Mr. Keppeler served the Kamehameha Schools first as an engineer and later as Trustee of the estate."
  },
  {
    "name": "Hisashi and Helen Hasegawa Scholarship Fund",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.50 minimum</li><li>Pursue a Bachelor of Education, preferably in Elementary Education</li><li>Enrolled full-time as a classified student in a U.S. accredited postsecondary institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Priority given to residents of Moloka‘i, Lana‘i, and Maui</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response to the following question: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": [
      "Molokai",
      "Lāna‘i",
      "Maui"
    ],
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Education"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship honors Hisashi and Helen Hasegawa. Hisashi taught at intermediate and secondary levels and became an elementary school principal, while Helen undertook the work of raising their nine children. Six of their daughters, including donor Ruby Lowe, became elementary and middle school teachers. Helen ensured her children were inculcated in Hawaiian values, culture, and the aloha of our people. Hisashi and Helen emphasized the importance of college with their children and sacrificed so eight out of nine of them could pursue post-secondary education. This scholarship is an expression of the Donors and their thankfulness for the Pauahi Foundation and the opportunities given to students to continue their educational journeys."
  },
  {
    "name": "Hoku Welowelo Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i Campus Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Demonstrate commitment and focus in the areas of study of Hawaiian Language, Hawaiian Studies; Arts & Humanities; Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM); Medical fields, Social Service fields; Business; Education; vocational, trade or technical</li><li>Enrolled full-time as a classified student in a U.S. accredited postsecondary school institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Both recipients must be from Kamehameha School - Hawaii campus</li><li>(1) One recipient should be a current senior</li><li>(1) One recipient should be an alumni beginning with the first graduating class of 2006</li><li>Submit one (1) letter of recommendation</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Hawaiian Language",
      "Hawaiian Studies",
      "Arts & Humanities",
      "S.T.E.M. (Science,  Technology, Engineering, Math)",
      "Education",
      "Medical",
      "Social Services",
      "Business"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created to honor the Kamehameha Schools Hawaii haumana and alumni and is named in recognition of the Halley’s Comet appearing in 1758 at the time of Kamehameha Paiea’s birth at Kokoiki, Kohala."
  },
  {
    "name": "Holomua Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Pursuing a Hawaiian Studies undergraduate degree</li><li>Enrolled as a full-time student of junior or senior standing</li><li>Priority given to those who express the intent to become a Hawaiian Studies teacher</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Junior-standing in college",
      "Senior-standing in college"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Hawaiian Studies"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Homer David Kahilialau and Thelma Mabara Burge, Sr. Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.20 or higher</li><li>State of Hawai‘i resident</li><li>Pursuing a degree in Hawaiian Studies – cultural, music and language</li><li>Attending a University of Hawai‘i system campus</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from people who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>A statement on why you are enrolling in Hawaiian studies and what you hope to gain from it</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "State of Hawai‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3.2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Hawaiian Studies"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Ho‘okawowo Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Renewal applicants defined as current recipients of the Ho’okawowo scholarship for the 2026-2027 academic year and pursuing the same degree level.</li><li>Pursuing an Education, Hawaiian Studies, or Hawaiian Language major</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Full-time enrollment</li><li>Part-time enrollment considered for non-traditional students</li><li>Meets maximum funding guidelines</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Education",
      "Hawaiian Studies",
      "Hawaiian Language"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Ho‘omaka‘ika‘i Named Endowment Fund",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Past Ho‘omaka‘ika‘i program participant</li><li>Junior level standing or above in college</li><li>Pursuing a BA or MA in Hawaiian Studies, Hawaiian Language, or M.Ed. in Hawaiian Language immersion or Education major with emphasis in Hawaiian Studies or Language</li><li>Attend a postsecondary institution in Hawai‘i</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: \"Tell us about your participation in the Ho‘omaka‘ika‘i program and how that has led to your decision to pursue a degree in Hawaiian Studies and/or Language.\"</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Junior-standing in college",
      "Senior-standing in college",
      "Graduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Education",
      "Hawaiian Studies",
      "Hawaiian Language"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Hui Ho‘omalamalama Class of 2004 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Enroll full-time as a classified student in a U.S. accredited postsecondary institution, including trade, vocational and technical schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Part-Time enrollment allowed</li><li>Priority given to applicants pursuing a career in the medical, health and wellness field, specifically mental health counseling. (Psychology)</li><li>Provide two (2) letters of recommendation from a teacher, employer or community organization leader citing your potential for success, character accomplishments or community service</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Medical",
      "Health Services/Sciences"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created by the Kamehameha Schools Kapālama Class of 2004 to commemorate the invaluable gifts of education and friendship bestowed upon us by Ke Ali‘i Bernice Pauahi Bishop. Additionally, it serves as a heartfelt tribute to honor the memories of our loved ones and hope this scholarship stands as a testament to our commitment to fostering a supportive and nurturing community for future generations."
  },
  {
    "name": "I Mua Malama JROTC Ka‘awaloa Takemoto Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>Be a graduating high school senior and Cadet in Junior Reserve Officer Training (JROTC) program from Farrington High School and/or Nanakuli High School</li><li>Part-Time enrollment allowed</li><li>Successfully completed minimum one-year JROTC program and held a leadership position</li><li>Demonstrate high moral character and exemplify the Army Values of: Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless service, Honor, Integrity, and Personal Courage</li><li>Submit one (1) letter of recommendation signed by your respective school’s Senior Army or Marine Instructor</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Farrington High School",
      "Nanakuli High School"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Ikaika Ma Ka Lokahi Class of '64 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>Part-time or full-time enrollment</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit one (1) letter of recommendation from a community/non-profit leader, employer, or teacher/professor (educator/kumu)</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created to honor Princess Pauahi and give back to continue to carry forward her legacy."
  },
  {
    "name": "Irmgard Farden Aluli Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>Undergraduate student</li><li>Enrolled at any University of Hawai‘i system institution</li><li>Pursuing a degree in Hawaiian Studies, Hawaiian Language, Hawaiian Music and/or Culture</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Hawaiian Studies",
      "Hawaiian Language"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Isaac and Mary Harbottle Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Demonstrate desire to work in area of, but limited to, education, community organization and/or spiritual development</li><li>Demonstrate interest in the native Hawaiian culture</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Education",
      "Seminary",
      "Theological Studies"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Iwalani Carpenter Sowa Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Priority given to eligible graduate degree/seminary</li><li>Intend to pursue a career as a Protestant Christian minister upon graduation and have desire to minster in Hawai‘i</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from applicant’s religion professor, college advisor, church minister or community organization who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open",
      "Graduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Ministry",
      "Seminary",
      "Theological Studies"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": "This scholarship for the purpose of assisting anyone pursuing a divinity degree to become a Protestant minister proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ, serving in churches in Hawai‘i"
  },
  {
    "name": "Jalene Kanani Bell ‘Ohana Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>Part-Time enrollment allowed</li><li>Be a State of Hawai‘i resident</li><li>Demonstrate characteristics of a well-rounded, community minded student of good moral character with a “can-do” attitude</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation one (1) from a teacher or counselor and one (1) from a community organization who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community</li><li>Submit essay explaining where you draw inspiration and strength.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "State of Hawai‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "James Bacon, KS '71 \"Little Bacon Urban Achievers\" Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Focus on postsecondary education in vocational arts, trades or other postsecondary education recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Priority given to residents of Ni‘ihau, Hilo or Moloka‘i</li><li>Priority given to speakers of Ni‘ihau dialect of ‘ōlelo Hawai‘i</li></ul>",
    "residency": [
      "Hawai‘i Island",
      "Molokai",
      "Ni‘ihau"
    ],
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Trade/Vocational"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "James Ka‘upena Wong (KS 1948) Nā Lani ‘Ehā Endowed Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Part-time (at least half-time) or full-time enrollment</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit one (1) letter of recommendation from any source</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created in loving memory of James Ka‘upena Wong. His years as a student at Kamehameha Schools for Boys started his journey in the study of his Hawaiian heritage. Upon his return from college, his mother Emily Wong brought Ka‘upena to study Hawaiian ‘oli (chant) and hula with her friend Mary Kawena Pukui. Under her guidance, he mastered the five forms of ‘oli and hula, that helped form his deep appreciation and love of the history of his heritage. The phrase Nā Lani ‘Ehā, referenced in the scholarship title, pays tribute to the royal four siblings, King Kalākaua, Queen Lili‘uokalani, Princess Likelike and Prince William Pitt Leleiōhoku II, who were of great inspiration to Ka‘upena."
  },
  {
    "name": "Jared Keanu Sylva Alvarez Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum to 3.00 maximum</li><li>Senior at Kamehameha Schools Maui campus</li><li>Participated in the KS Maui athletics program</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Maui"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Established by the Sylva ‘ohana in memory of Jared Keanu Sylva Alvarez, Kamehameha Schools Maui 2011 alumni."
  },
  {
    "name": "Johansen ‘Ohana Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Demonstrate community service and participation in athletics</li><li>Demonstrate desire to “bring back” expertise from experience in postsecondary to help Hawaiian community in Hawai‘i</li><li>Submit one (1) letter of recommendation from a teacher or a community member/organization who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: \"Discuss either an on- or off-campus activity that you’ve participated in that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or your career goal.</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "John A. and Georgia J. Meyer Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Pursuing a career in athletics, engineering, business and/or finance</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Engineering",
      "Business",
      "Finance",
      "Athletic Training",
      "Sports Management",
      "Sports Science",
      "Exercise Science"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "Established by Georgia J. Meyer in loving memory of John A. Meyer, Kamehameha Schools Class of 1951."
  },
  {
    "name": "John and Reiko Kuga Phillip Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Hawai‘i island, public high school graduate</li><li>Declared Art major to include, but not limited to focuses in Art History, Ceramics, Drawing and Painting, Electronic Arts, Fiber, Glass, Graphic Design, Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Hawai‘i Island",
    "highSchool": [
      "Public School"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Art",
      "Visual Arts"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Johnny Pineapple Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.50 minimum</li><li>Major in Hawaiian Language or Hawaiian Studies</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from school, community organization or religious leaders who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community</li><li>Submit essay describing involvement in community service including organizations, number of hours/length of volunteer service and how you intend to continue to benefit the Hawaiian community</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Hawaiian Studies",
      "Hawaiian Language"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Joseph A. Sowa Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Major in field of Communications</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from teacher, counselor, employer or community organization demonstrating the student’s moral & ethical traits are in alignment with Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop’s including self-discipline, scholarship and extracurricular involvement</li><li>Submit an essay describing your plan to maximize the potential of young people through communication as well as demonstrate the possession of leadership potential in the community</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Communications"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Joseph David Ahuna Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.50 minimum or higher</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Joseph Nawahi Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.20 minimum</li><li>Graduate student at an accredited institution in the State of Hawai‘i</li><li>Pursuing Hawaiian studies, Hawaiian politics, Law (specific to Hawaiian legal issues), or Communications/Journalism (specific to Hawaiian history, culture and politics)</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation; one (1) from a teacher or counselor and one (1) from a community organization who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following question: How do you intend to give back to future scholars?</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following question: What do you know and think about Joseph Nawahi?</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3.2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Graduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Hawaiian Studies",
      "Communications",
      "Journalism",
      "Law",
      "Political Science"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Ka ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i o Kamehameha Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Major in Hawaiian language or interest in teaching a Hawaiian immersion program</li><li>Have completed or enrolled in at least a Hawaiian Language II course or equivalent</li><li>Demonstrate participation in Hawaiian language related activities, i.e. clubs, cultural festivals, competition, conferences</li><li>Demonstrate promotion of Hawaiian language in everyday life</li><li>Demonstrate ability to speak and understand the Hawaiian language</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Hawaiian Language"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": "An outstanding, talented Hawaiian language student, this fund was initiated by Hailama Farden who is a resourceful and enthusiastic individual who promotes the understanding and correct usage of Hawaiian."
  },
  {
    "name": "Ka Papa o Kanaono-kumaono, Class of '66 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>Priority to non-traditional students</li><li>State of Hawai‘i resident</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from school, community organization or religious leaders who can comment on your overall character, achievement, and contribution to serve the greater community.</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: The lessons we take from obstacles we encounter can be fundamental to later success. Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback, or failure. How did it affect you, and what did you learn from the experience?</li><li>Submit essay response to the following: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "State of Hawai‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kahaleku‘iinaihe Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - Between 2.80 minimum to 3.50 maximum</li><li>Graduate students focused in Education</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.8,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Graduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Education"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kahu Wendell B.K. Davis and Mama Kahu Maria K.K. Davis \"ALOHA KE AKUA\" Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools</li><li>Priority given to a KS senior who has participated on the KS campus Deputation Team</li><li>Three (3) letters of recommendation from the following who can comment on your overall character, servant leadership, achievement and contribution to the greater community: One (1) letter from your respective campus Chaplain; One (1) letter from a church minister; One (1) letter from a community organization</li><li>Essay reflection on 1Timothy 4:12 and what this scripture means to your life: \"you are young, but don‘t let anyone treat you as if you are not important. Be an example to show the believers how they should live. Show them by what you say, by the way you live, by your love, by your faith, and by your pure life.\"</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Ka‘i Lanakila Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Graduate of Kamehameha Schools (Class of 2022 or later)</li><li>Pursuing an undergraduate degree or certificate through a postsecondary institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Part-time enrollment allowed</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Meets maximum funding guidelines</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kalamakū Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>State of Hawai‘i Resident</li><li>Will attend a postsecondary institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Enrollment - Full-time</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit one (1) letter of recommendation - Endorsement from a recognized cultural practitioner</li><li>Submit essay response: What is one lesson, value, or practice you learned from your kūpuna, ‘ohana, or kaiāulu? Please share a specific example of how that learning shapes your choices today.</li><li>Submit essay response: How will you support and join in advancing the vision of a thriving and self-determined lāhui?</li><li>Submit essay response: Tell us about a person, an ‘ohana member, or organization that impacts our community and lāhui. What inspires you about this (their) work? How do you see yourself carrying that impact forward, and why does it matter to you and our community?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "State of Hawai‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "In 1883, Ke Ali‘i Bernice Pauahi Bishop set forth her final chiefly kauoha, and for nearly 140 years, we have faithfully honored and carried this sacred charge.  Kaiāulu scholarships help carry Pauahi’s legacy forward by investing in learners and ‘ohana committed to kūkulu ea;  thriving and self-determined lāhui. This gift extends beyond financial assistance and includes purposeful learning experiences that nurture scholars who are grounded in who they are, connected to Pauahi, ‘āina, culture, kaiāulu and the lāhui.  \n\nOur hope is that each Kaiāulu scholar is firmly rooted in Hawaiian knowledge, culture and kuleana so they can navigate local and global contexts with confidence. If selected, you and your ‘ohana will be entrusted with a kuleana to contribute to a thriving lāhui with purpose, humility and aloha. As part of this kuleana, Kaiāulu Scholars are expected to actively engage in learning experiences that strengthen identity, deepen kuleana and build their capacity to contribute to their ‘ohana, kaiāulu and lāhui.\n\nEnable postsecondary attainment among adults who have an enduring relationship and commitment  \n within a cultural practice and are endorsed as emerging leaders within a practice."
  },
  {
    "name": "Kalino Foundation Merit-Based Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree</li><li>Demonstrate interest in Medical, Health and Wellness field (Medicine)</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Medical",
      "Health Services/Sciences"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kalino Foundation, Need-Based Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree</li><li>Demonstrate interest in Medical, Health and Wellness field (Medicine)</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response to the following question: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Medical",
      "Health Services/Sciences"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools \"Imua 77\" Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>Applicant seeking Undergraduate Degree or Vocational</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from a teacher, counselor, employer or community organization representative who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Trade/Vocational"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools \"Na Hoaloha\" '86 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>Technical, trade and vocational education can also be considered</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Trade/Vocational"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Alumni Association – Maui Region Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Be a resident of the island of Maui and did not graduate from Kamehameha Schools</li><li>Demonstrate academic achievement and service to the community</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from school, employer or community organization who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: Discuss either an on- or off-campus activity that you’ve participated in that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or your career goal.</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Maui",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents",
      "Residency Verification"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Alumni Association – O‘ahu Region Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Be a graduate of Kamehameha Schools Kapālama campus</li><li>Be an O‘ahu resident</li><li>Attend an accredited postsecondary school institution, including vocational or trade school</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Demonstrate service to the community</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from school, employer or community organization who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: \"Discuss either an on- or off-campus activity that you’ve participated in that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or your career goal.\"</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Oahu",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents",
      "Residency Verification"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Alumni Association West Hawai‘i Region, E Nowelo Aku in memory of William James",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Resident of West Hawai`i (defined by region zip code pu‘uanahulu to Ocean View, West Hawai‘i including pu‘uanahulu to Kailua-Kona - 96740 or 96745, Keauhou - 96739, Holualoa - 96725, Kealakekua - 96750, Captain Cook-Ocean View - 96704)</li><li>Demonstrate intent to return to the West Hawai`i area to serve the community</li><li>Undergraduate student attending a two-year or four-year accredited institution or vocational school</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: Discuss either an on- or off-campus activity that you’ve participated in that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or your career goal.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Hawai‘i Island",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Residency Verification"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Association of Kaua‘i Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>Kapālama senior with residence on Kaua‘i</li><li>2-year or 4-year institution allowed</li><li>Vocational/Technical school allowed</li><li>Demonstrated commitment to the field of study, impact within the Hawaiian community and community service activities as measured through the personal statements</li><li>Half-time enrollment allowed</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Kaua‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Residency Verification"
    ],
    "description": "Established from fundraising efforts of the parents of Kaua‘i boarders to support Kaua‘i resident students."
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Association of Maui Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>Resident of the island of Maui</li><li>Graduate of a Maui High School</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation validating student’s commitment to perpetuation of the Hawaiian culture on the island of Maui</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Maui",
    "highSchool": [
      "Maui High School"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Residency Verification"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Association of Teachers and Parents Moloka‘i \"‘Elua\" Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>Sophomore level standing or higher (30+ college credits)</li><li>Current residents of the island of Moloka‘i</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Molokai",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Sophomore-standing in college",
      "Junior-standing in college",
      "Senior-standing in college",
      "Graduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Residency Verification"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1950 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Be enrolled in and attend a two or four year post high vocational or bachelor’s degree program</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from a teacher, school counselor, religious leader, and or community organization to demonstrate applicant’s character and self-discipline</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1952 “Na Hoaloha O Kamehameha” Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Attend an accredited postsecondary institution including vocational or trade school</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1954 \"Na Kanalimakumaha\" Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>Attend an accredited postsecondary school institution including certified vocational or trade school</li><li>Enrolled full-time as a classified student in a postsecondary institution</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from teachers, counselors, coaches, or community leaders attesting to the character of the applicant.</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1956 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - Between 2.50 minimum to 3.50 maximum</li><li>Priority given to Business or STEM majors</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from a teacher, counselor, employer or community organization representative who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "S.T.E.M. (Science,  Technology, Engineering, Math)",
      "Business"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1957 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum or higher</li><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Attendance at a business or vocational institution is also allowable</li><li>Demonstrate school activity participation</li><li>Demonstrate community service participation</li><li>Scholarship should be gifted to 1 male and 1 female</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": "The generous men and women of the Class of 1957 established this scholarship to assist eligible graduating seniors pursuing undergraduate studies."
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1958 \"Na Mea Waiwai a Pauahi\" Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Student should be from a financially disadvantaged background</li><li>Priority given to a non-Kamehameha graduate</li><li>Enrolled in a two year or less licensed and certified vocational or technical program, or a four-year postsecondary program</li><li>Demonstrate ability to succeed in school and intent to help the Hawaiian community</li><li>Two (2) letters of recommendation</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1960 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Enrolled full-time as a classified student in a U.S. accredited postsecondary institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Demonstrate scholastic excellence and service to the community</li><li>Demonstrate good character and who has, through endeavors, shown an intent to utilize special skills in order to benefit the Hawaiian community</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: The lessons we take from obstacles we encounter can be fundamental to later success. Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback or failure. How did it affect you, and what did you learn from the experience?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1961 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>A current graduating high school senior</li><li>Trade or vocational schools are also eligible to apply for this scholarship</li><li>Demonstrates a commitment to contribute to the greater community as already evidenced by a record of service to the community</li><li>Two (2) letters of recommendations; one (1) from a teacher or counselor, (1) from a community organization representative (or other) who can comment on your overall character, achievement, and contribution to serve the greater community</li><li>Submit an essay in which the student explains how he/she will use the education received with the scholarship to serve the greater community</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1962 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Demonstrate community service</li><li>Overall good character</li><li>Academically sound with promise of succeeding in their chosen field</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: \"Discuss either an on- or off-campus activity that you’ve participated in that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or your career goal.\"</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1963 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Pursuing a degree that will support the following areas of interest: Advancing the Hawaiian Language, Charter School Support, Land Stewardship, or Early Childhood Education and Literacy</li><li>Submit one (1) letter of recommendation from a teacher or a community member/organization who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1965 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>Be enrolled in and attend an accredited two or four year postsecondary vocational/trade/tech or Bachelor’s degree program</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from teacher, counselors, coaches, clergy, employer or community leaders attesting to the character of the applicant</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1967 \"Ka Lei o Kaiona\" Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Enrolled in a two or four year postsecondary institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Can include technical or trade schools, vocational, certificate or bachelor’s program</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1968 “Ka Poli O Kaiona” Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.80 minimum</li><li>Demonstrate financial need.</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from school, employer or community organization who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to the greater community.</li><li>Submit essay on: How this award would support and extend the legacy of Ke Ali‘i Bernice Pauahi Bishop?</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.8,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1969 \"E Ho‘omanao ia Pauahi\" Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Enroll full-time as a classified student in a U.S. accredited postsecondary institution, including trade, vocational and technical schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Part-Time enrollment allowed</li><li>Priority given to applicants in undergraduate studies pursuing a career in Hawaiian Studies, Language, Culture and/or Education</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Hawaiian Studies",
      "Hawaiian Language",
      "Education"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created by the Kamehameha Schools Class of 1969 to commemorate the invaluable gifts of education and friendship bestowed upon us by Ke Ali‘i Bernice Pauahi Bishop. Additionally, this scholarship serves as a heartfelt tribute to honor the memories of our loved ones and hope this scholarship stands as a testament to our commitment to fostering a supportive and nurturing community for future generations."
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1970 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>Submit an essay describing your involvement in community service (beyond what is required through their school) including organizations, number of hours/length of volunteer service and how you intend to continue to serve the Hawaiian community</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation; one (1) from a current academic faculty member who can comment on your scholarly merit and one (1) from a community service leader, coach, pastor, youth group leader, etc., who can comment on your community service commitment and activities</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1971 “Get Chance” Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - Between 2.50 minimum to 3.00 maximum</li><li>Be a graduating high school senior</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1972 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.80 minimum</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation: (1) One letter of recommendation from a social service agency or counselor citing the applicant’s challenging and extraordinary life circumstances and how they would benefit from this scholarship (1) One letter of recommendation from another source, i.e., community service person, clergy, non-profit organization, teacher, etc.</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: The lessons we take from obstacles we encounter can be fundamental to later success. Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback, or failure. How did it affect you, and what did you learn from the experience?</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.8,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "Individuals whose lives have been impacted, and may be traumatized by challenging circumstances (death of a significant family member, domestic violence, sexual abuse, poverty, major health problems etc.) but who, because of their motivation, have the potential to be successfully enriched by an educational opportunity"
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1973 “Proud to be '73” Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Graduates of a Hawaiian focused Charter School in Hawai`i</li><li>Part-Time enrollment allowed</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Hawaiian-focused charter school"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1974 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.80 minimum</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation; one (1) from applicant’s teacher or counselor and one (1) a community organization who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.8,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1975 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Non-traditional student defined as single parent, sole provider, homeless, disabled, ward of the court</li><li>Two scholarships for undergraduate level and two scholarships for Vocational/Tech applicants: Undergraduate Level Student should be State of Hawai‘i resident (with priority given to non-O‘ahu resident); Pursuing associate or bachelor’s degree; GPA - 3.00 minimum; Emphasis to students majoring in Hawaiian Culture and Language, Studies focused on Stewardship and Sustainability of Natural and Environmental Resources, and STEM related studies</li><li>Vocational/Tech student should have: GPA - 2.00 minimum, priority given to State of Hawai‘i residents (non-O‘ahu resident)</li><li>Submit one (1) letter of recommendation</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Half-Time enrollment allowed</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: The lessons we take from obstacles we encounter can be fundamental to later success. Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback, or failure. How did it affect you, and what did you learn from the experience?</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "State of Hawai‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Hawaiian Studies",
      "Hawaiian Language",
      "S.T.E.M. (Science,  Technology, Engineering, Math)",
      "Sustainability",
      "Environmental Science",
      "Environmental Studies",
      "Trade/vocational"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1976 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>Non-traditional student (single parent, sole provider, homeless, ward of the court, etc.)</li><li>Half-Time enrollment allowed</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: The lessons we take from obstacles we encounter can be fundamental to later success. Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback, or failure. How did it affect you, and what did you learn from the experience?</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1978 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Enrolled full-time as a classified student in a postsecondary school institution</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1979 \"Ho‘okupono\" Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - Between 2.50 minimum to 3.00 maximum</li><li>Attend a vocational/technical school within the State of Hawai‘i</li><li>Half-Time enrollment allowed</li><li>One (1) letter of recommendation from a community person or education</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Trade/Vocational"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1980 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>Not be a current high school senior</li><li>Be considered non-traditional, defined as re-entering school due to “life” circumstances or single parents, etc. which will be measured through the student essay</li><li>Pursuing their first undergraduate degree</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: \"The lessons we take from obstacles we encounter can be fundamental to later success. Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback, or failure. How did it affect you, and what did you learn from the experience?\"</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1983 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Demonstrate community service engagement</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: \"Discuss either an on- or off-campus activity that you’ve participated in that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or your career goal.\"</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1984 \"He Waiwai Nui Ka Lokahi\" Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - Between 2.50 minimum to 3.50 maximum</li><li>Priority given to a KS graduate</li><li>May not be receiving any other Pauahi Foundation scholarship during the same year</li><li>Half-Time enrollment allowed</li><li>Traditional or non-traditional student</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: \"The lessons we take from obstacles we encounter can be fundamental to later success. Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback, or failure. How did it affect you, and what did you learn from the experience?\"</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1989 \"Michael and Aunty Bina Chun\" Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - Between 3.00 minimum to 3.50 maximum</li><li>Enroll full-time as a classified student in a U.S. accredited postsecondary institution, including trade, vocational and technical schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Part-time enrollment allowed</li><li>Provide one (1) letter of recommendation from a teacher, employer or community organization leader who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created by the Kamehameha Schools Class of 1989 in honor of our reunion, to commemorate the invaluable gifts of education and friendship bestowed upon us by Ke Ali‘i Bernice Pauahi Bishop. Additionally, it serves as a heartfelt tribute to honor the memories of our loved ones and hope that this scholarship stands as a testament to our commitment to fostering a supporting and nurturing community for future generations."
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1990 Ku Lokahi Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 Minimum</li><li>Attend a postsecondary institution on the continental U.S.</li><li>Resident of the State of Hawai‘i</li><li>Undergraduate degree, Junior or Senior standing in college</li><li>Priority given to a non-Kamehameha Schools graduate</li><li>Enrolled full-time as a classified student in postsecondary school institution</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "State of Hawai‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Junior-standing in college",
      "Senior-standing in college"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1991 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Recipients may be enrolled Part-Time or full-time as a classified student in a postsecondary school</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1993 \"Na Lei Kukui\" Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Priority given to a Hawai‘i Charter School graduate</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Charter School"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1994 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Major in Social Work or Counseling</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Social Work",
      "Counseling"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1995 Ka Ua Kipu‘upu‘u Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Enrolled full-time or Part-Time</li><li>Demonstrate interest in Hawaiian Language, Culture, History</li><li>Demonstrate commitment to contribute to the greater community</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Hawaiian Studies"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "This scholarship was established by the Kamehameha Schools Class of 1995 pre-celebrating their 25th reunion to support students through scholarships."
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1996 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Pursuing a degree that will support the following areas of interest: Advancing the Hawaiian Language, Charter School Support, Land Stewardship or Early Childhood Education and Literacy</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Hawaiian Studies",
      "Hawaiian Language",
      "Education"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 1997 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Through the personal statement questions, demonstrate a high level of volunteerism in school and service to the community</li><li>Enrollment in vocational and technical schools also considered along with 2- and 4- year institutions</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": "Established through the generosity of the men and women of the class of 1997 to support students continuing their educational journey."
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 2001 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Public high school graduate</li><li>Demonstrate financial need or be from a financially disadvantaged background</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from teachers, counselors or community organization who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Public School"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 2003 \"Na Pua ‘Akala a Pauahi\" Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>Graduate or undergraduate student</li><li>Part-Time enrollment allowed</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Class of 2005 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Non-Kamehameha Schools graduate</li><li>Part-Time enrollment allowed</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: \"How are you funding college aside from financial aid and scholarships?\"</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i Parent Teacher Organization Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Hawai‘i campus</li><li>Resident of Hawai‘i Island</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Hawai‘i Island",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Residency Verification"
    ],
    "description": "The Kamehameha Schools HPTO wishes to support the postsecondary educational goals of Kamehameha Schools by providing scholarships to graduating seniors of KS Hawai‘i campus who are residents of Hawai‘i island who have demonstrated academic excellence."
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama Association of Teacher and Parents Ho‘ihi Aku, Ho‘ihi Mai Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>Graduating Seniors from KS Kapālama, priority given to O‘ahu residents</li><li>Enrollment in a vocational institution is also acceptable</li><li>Submit one (1) letter of Recommendation validating participation in community service from a community organization</li><li>Provide essay responses demonstrating the motto, “Ho‘ihi Aku, Ho‘ihi Mai” (giving respect) through participation in the annual KSK ATP Ho‘olaule‘a and outstanding community service beyond KS required community service: 1. What kind of community service projects have you been involved with beyond those required as a student at Kamehameha Schools? 2. What kind of impact has your participation in community service had on you?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama Class of 2006 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Named Endowment Fund Scholarship Award areas: Preschool/Kindergarten support, STEM, Business, Natural Science, Computer Science, Architecture, Medicine, Leadership, Trade/Community College, Special Needs, Immersion and Internship. KAPF Discretion.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kamehameha Schools Maui Parent Teacher Student Organization ‘A‘apueo Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>Be a Kamehameha Schools Maui graduating high school senior or graduate</li><li>Demonstrate participation in community service activities</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Two (2) letters of recommendation from a teacher, counselor or community organization which demonstrate your commitment to the ‘ōlelo no‘eau, “E lawe i ke a‘o a malama, a e ‘oi mau ka na‘auao”, which translates to “He who takes his teachings and applies them increases his knowledge.”</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: \"Discuss either an on- or off-campus activity that you’ve participated in that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or your career goal.\"</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Maui"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kapālama Kofi Annan Global Studies Scholarship Fund",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Demonstrate commitment and focus on international relations or international business with a priority to support Kamehameha Schools Kapālama high school student(s) participating in the Kapālama international exchange program</li><li>If no such program is in place at KS Kapālama high school, the scholarship will support KS Kapālama graduates in postsecondary studies at the undergraduate or graduate level pursuing degrees in International Relations or International Business.</li><li>This scholarship shall be renewable if recipient makes successful progress towards undergraduate or graduate degree completion in the focus areas of international relations or international business</li><li>KS Kāpalama student or alumni</li><li>Enrolled full-time as a classified student in a U.S. accredited postsecondary school institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation,</li><li>Submit one (1) letter of recommendation supporting the criteria above</li><li>Answer essay question addressing at least one of the following:</li><li>Academic promise as demonstrated by transcripts of grades and applicant making satisfactory progress towards degree completion</li><li>Leadership ability as demonstrated in organizations of which the applicant is a member</li><li>Commitment to serving others (selflessness) as demonstrated by the activities in which the applicant participates</li><li>A giver as well as a taker, as demonstrated by what the applicant does in the community or organizations in which s/he participates</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "International Studies",
      "International Business"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Keaholoa Investment and Finance Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Pursuing an undergraduate or graduate level studies in Finance and/or Economics</li><li>Part-time enrollment allowed</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Finance",
      "Economics"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Kekuna‘ai‘ali‘i Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>Demonstrated moral character and kahiau, living life of selflessness, measured through the personal statements</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: \"Discuss either an on- or off-campus activity that you’ve participated in that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or your career goal.\"</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Keola & Kapono Beamer Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Male students</li><li>Major in Music</li><li>Demonstrate excellence in Hawaiian music and composition</li><li>Optional – submit an original composition</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Music"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": "Two of Hawai‘i’s most prolific composers and musicians are honored through this scholarship."
  },
  {
    "name": "KGMB/KHON Video Production Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools</li><li>Major in TV Production, Film, Video Communications or Communications</li><li>Complete at least two (2) TV Production classes with a ‘B‘ or better by end of first semester</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Film",
      "TV Production",
      "Digital Media",
      "Communications"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "In order to urge more native Hawaiian students to enter this field, this scholarship was established to encourage students to excel in courses leading to the degrees listed below."
  },
  {
    "name": "Kinimakalehua Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>State of Hawai‘i resident</li><li>Graduating high school senior or alumni of kaiapuni education or Hawaiian-focused charter school</li><li>Seeking first bachelor’s degree</li><li>Enroll full-time as a classified student in a U.S. accredited postsecondary institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response: What is one lesson, value, or practice you learned from your kūpuna, ‘ohana, or kaiāulu? Please share a specific example of how that learning shapes your choices today.</li><li>Submit essay response: How will you support and join in advancing the vision of a thriving and self-determined lāhui?</li><li>Submit essay response: Tell us about a person, an ‘ohana member, or organization that impacts our community and lāhui. What inspires you about this (their) work? How do you see yourself carrying that impact forward, and why does it matter to you and our community?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "State of Hawai‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Hawaiian-focused charter school"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "In 1883, Ke Ali‘i Bernice Pauahi Bishop set forth her final chiefly kauoha, and for nearly 140 years, we have faithfully honored and carried this sacred charge.  Kaiāulu scholarships help carry Pauahi’s legacy forward by investing in learners and ‘ohana committed to kūkulu ea;  thriving and self-determined lāhui. This gift extends beyond financial assistance and includes purposeful learning experiences that nurture scholars who are grounded in who they are, connected to Pauahi, ‘āina, culture, kaiāulu and the lāhui.  \n\nOur hope is that each Kaiāulu scholar is firmly rooted in Hawaiian knowledge, culture and kuleana so they can navigate local and global contexts with confidence. If selected, you and your ‘ohana will be entrusted with a kuleana to contribute to a thriving lāhui with purpose, humility and aloha. As part of this kuleana, Kaiāulu Scholars are expected to actively engage in learning experiences that strengthen identity, deepen kuleana and build their capacity to contribute to their ‘ohana, kaiāulu and lāhui.\n\nFor Kaiapuni and Hawaiian-focused charter school graduates pursuing higher education as a means toward upholding their inherent kuleana to contribute to the well-being and betterment of Hawai‘i and future generations."
  },
  {
    "name": "KS ‘Āina Pauahi Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Pursuing a degree in Architecture, Business, Finance, Law, Real Estate, or Urban Planning</li><li>Full-time enrollment</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Architecture",
      "Business",
      "Finance",
      "Law",
      "Urban Planning"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created to honor the varied career pathways and professions that the real estate management function at Kamehameha Schools brings together under the ‘Āina Pauahi Group as it stewards Princess Bernice Pauahi Pākī Bishop’s lands invested in the commercial portfolio."
  },
  {
    "name": "Kukui‘āmau Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>State of Hawai‘i resident</li><li>Enroll full-time as a classified student in a U.S. accredited postsecondary institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Part-time enrollment considered for non-traditional students attending a Hawai‘i institution</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response: What is one lesson, value, or practice you learned from your kūpuna, ‘ohana, or kaiāulu? Please share a specific example of how that learning shapes your choices today.</li><li>Submit essay response: How will you support and join in advancing the vision of a thriving and self-determined lāhui?</li><li>Submit essay response: Tell us about a person, an ‘ohana member, or organization that impacts our community and lāhui. What inspires you about this (their) work? How do you see yourself carrying that impact forward, and why does it matter to you and our community?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "State of Hawai‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "In 1883, Ke Ali‘i Bernice Pauahi Bishop set forth her final chiefly kauoha, and for nearly 140 years, we have faithfully honored and carried this sacred charge.  Kaiāulu scholarships help carry Pauahi’s legacy forward by investing in learners and ‘ohana committed to kūkulu ea;  thriving and self-determined lāhui. This gift extends beyond financial assistance and includes purposeful learning experiences that nurture scholars who are grounded in who they are, connected to Pauahi, ‘āina, culture, kaiāulu and the lāhui.  \n\nOur hope is that each Kaiāulu scholar is firmly rooted in Hawaiian knowledge, culture and kuleana so they can navigate local and global contexts with confidence. If selected, you and your ‘ohana will be entrusted with a kuleana to contribute to a thriving lāhui with purpose, humility and aloha. As part of this kuleana, Kaiāulu Scholars are expected to actively engage in learning experiences that strengthen identity, deepen kuleana and build their capacity to contribute to their ‘ohana, kaiāulu and lāhui.\n\nHaumāna pursuing higher education as a mean toward upholding their inherent kuleana to contribute to the well-being and betterment of Hawai‘i."
  },
  {
    "name": "Kunuiakea Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Lance (KS '83) & Andrea Hussey (KS '83) Leong Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Part-Time enrollment allowed</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Demonstrate participation in community service activities</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: Discuss either an on- or off-campus activity that you’ve participated in that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or your career goal.</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Lance Kenui Leong '83 Memorial Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Students who have lost their parent, spouse or child</li><li>Demonstrate commitment and focus in the medical or health care areas of study (Medicine)</li><li>Enroll full-time as a classified student in a U.S. accredited postsecondary school institution, including trade, vocational and technical schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Part-Time enrollment allowed</li><li>Priority will be given to student who are able to demonstrate participation in community service activities.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Medical",
      "Health Services/Sciences"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Lance Kenui Leong was a very proud alumni of Kamehameha Schools Class of 1983, which is where he met his wife Andrea Hussey-Leong (KS '83). Lance Leong was a hardworking, generous, and kindhearted husband, dad, son, brother, and friend. He passed away peacefully after fighting the good fight – stage 4 pancreatic cancer – in July 2023. Throughout his cancer journey, Lance and his family were incredibly grateful to the amazing doctors, nurses, technicians and hospice workers that showed the ohana such kindness, advocated for his health, and applied their knowledge to everything they could do to help battle his condition. His family and friends couldn’t think of a better way to honor his memory than by starting a scholarship in his name to support students who suffered the loss of a parent/child/spouse, pursuing a career in the medical or health care fields. “It is such an easy choice to make a short-term sacrifice in order to make a long-lasting difference in the life of others.” This was Lance’s legacy and wisdom shone through his simple yet profound philosophy: to always be the bigger person and to extend kindness to others."
  },
  {
    "name": "Lee Ann DeLima Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Kamehameha Schools Maui Senior</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Maui"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "This scholarship was established by Kamehameha Schools Maui Graduating classes since 2006 and combined with the KS Maui VIP Chair fund to honor former Po‘o Kula LeeAnn DeLima."
  },
  {
    "name": "Lee Thomas Pacific Island Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Priority given to applicants pursuing the field of Pacific Island Journalism through Pacific Island Studies, Journalism or Communications</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Journalism",
      "Pacific Island Studies",
      "Communications"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Lena Kaulumau Machado Haku Mele Fund",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Demonstrate talent in the area of music composition</li><li>Priority given to but not limited to a composer of Hawaiian language songs and chants</li><li>Optional – submit an original composition</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Music"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "A prolific musician, songwriter and entertainer, Lena Kaulumau Machado, Hawai‘i’s songbird, is honored with the gifting of this scholarship to a student who best mirrors Ms. Machado’s esteemed life."
  },
  {
    "name": "Lokomaika‘i Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Demonstrate community service</li><li>Overall good character</li><li>Academically sound with promise of succeeding in their chosen field</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "M. Kimo Wong KSK ‘71 & Shelley Wong & Noe Noe Wong-Wilson KSK '68 ‘Ohana Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>State of Hawai‘i resident</li><li>Undergraduate student attending a 2-year or 4-year accredited institution, including career-technology program degree or certificate program, or Graduate level certificate or degree, or Teacher seeking higher accreditation or certification to expand and upgrade their skill level</li><li>Priority given to those attending Hawai‘i Community College or the University of Hawai‘i at Hilo</li><li>Two (2) letters of recommendation; one (1) from a teacher (or colleague if applicant is a teacher) and one (1) from a community member who can comment on your personal character and aspiration</li><li>Half-Time enrollment allowed</li><li>Submit a personal statement which demonstrates interest in Hawaiian culture, language or arts; illustrates service to the community; aligns your education goals with efforts to improve Hawai‘i’s future, ie. contribute to the diversification of Hawai‘i’s economy, increase food security, energy independence, emergence of creative industries, support safe and healthy communities</li></ul>",
    "residency": "State of Hawai‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "M.E. Bacon KS '72 Uncle Herb & Kupuna Lehua Lee-Loy Weatherwax Aloha ‘Aina Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>May be enrolled in technical, vocational or certificate programs</li><li>Focus of postsecondary school education is in environmental protection or study of the Hawai‘i Environment, Agricultural sciences, Oceanography, Hawaiian Language, History or Culture</li><li>Highest priority given to residents of Kalapana, Hawai‘i</li><li>Priority given to residents of Hilo, Hawai‘i</li><li>Priority given to helping students who want to become mahi‘ai (farmer)</li><li>Half-Time enrollment allowed</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Hawai‘i Island",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Agriculture",
      "Environmental Science",
      "Environmental Studies",
      "Hawaiian Studies",
      "Hawaiian Language",
      "Oceanography"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Mahi‘ai Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>Major in the Agriculture field</li><li>Demonstrate financial need and/or merit considered</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Agriculture"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Makuakane Inspirational Educator Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Pursuing a career in Education or Hawaiian Language</li><li>Priority given to applicants with prior teaching experience in Hawaiian language schools/program</li><li>Undergraduate or graduate student</li><li>Half-Time enrollment allowed</li><li>Hawai‘i resident</li><li>Attending a postsecondary institution in the State of Hawai‘i</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from teachers, counselors, employers, coaches or others citing examples of how you have already worked in and will continue to work with the Hawaiian speaking community</li><li>Submit essay on your commitment to Hawaiian language education and how you would use scholarship funds for educational costs</li></ul>",
    "residency": "State of Hawai‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Hawaiian Language",
      "Education"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Manaiakalani Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>Major in Education</li><li>Enrollment - Full-time or Part-time</li><li>Undergraduate or graduate standing at a postsecondary institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from a community organization representative</li><li>Priority given to applicants of zip codes 96792 and 96786 or any neighbor islands</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Education"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "This Manaiakalani endowed scholarship was created to honor Mr. Thomas A. McClellan and Mr. Harvard Kim, both members of the Kamehameha Schools Class of 1966. Mr. McClellan and Mr. Kim were the founding members of a Native Hawaiian organization and fulfilled the mission of the Native 8(a) program to provide economic opportunities for the Native Hawaiian people. Mr. McClellan’s mother was an educator at Kamehameha Schools, and his family has roots in the Wai‘anae community. Mr. Kim’s mother was an educator in the public school system, and his family has roots in the Wahiawa community. We establish this scholarship for students from the rural communities of O‘ahu with zip codes 96792 and 96786 (Wai‘anae and Wahiawa), and the neighbor islands, who plan to seek a career in the field of education."
  },
  {
    "name": "Marceline Goo Freitas Memorial KS'47 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>Full-time enrollment</li><li>Undergraduate student</li><li>Graduating senior at Kamehameha Schools Kapālama or graduate of Kamehameha Schools Kapālama who has not attended a U.S.-accredited postsecondary institution (dual credit/early college students eligible)</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Essay: Describe your fondest memory from your time at Kamehameha Schools Kapālama</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created to honor their mother and grandmother, Marceline Goo Freitas, KS'47 and the lifelong bonds she shared with her classmates-relationships filled with love, where friends became family and classmates became beloved aunties and uncles. That kind of lifelong-friendships fostered by KS are experienced by her daughters and grandchildren who are also KSK alumni - Katherine Freitas, KS'77; Sydney Freitas Dickerson, KS'84; Garin Freitas Davidson, KS'01; Frank Freitas, Jr., KS'05; Jennifer Adessa Goslin, KS'05."
  },
  {
    "name": "Mark S. Beppu Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.20 minimum</li><li>Complete the online scholarship application which includes a short essay, accomplishments, community service, awards and extra-curricular activities.</li><li>Students who have lost a parent.</li><li>Enroll full-time as a classified student in a U.S. accredited postsecondary institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation outside of the State of Hawai‘i.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3.2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship honors Mark Satoshi Beppu, a very proud Class of 1996 Kamehameha Schools alumni. Mark went on to graduate from Boston College. During part of his career, he worked for Kamehameha Schools in the IT Department. He met his wife at Kamehameha and they went on to have three children, two are Kamehameha students (Class of ’24 and ’28) and one at Saint Louis School (Class of ‘22). Mark was an active member of the Association of Teachers and Parents at Kamehameha Schools Kapālama and loved volunteering. Mark valued education, experiencing life through new adventures, hard work, and the impact our actions have on others. After Mark’s sudden passing at age 39 it was the kumu and school counselors in the children’s lives that had such a positive impact in keeping them engaged in the values Mark held dearly. This scholarship is a way to continue Mark’s legacy and honor a place he loved so much."
  },
  {
    "name": "Mary Atherton Richards Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools</li><li>Female student</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Demonstrate community service participation</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": "Mary Atherton Richards was the wife of Theodore Richards, who served as a teacher at Kamehameha School for Boys in 1889 and as Principal from 1893 to 1898."
  },
  {
    "name": "Mary Han Sook Park Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Demonstrate commitment and focus in the areas of Finance or Accounting.</li><li>Provide one (1) letter of recommendation.</li><li>Pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree.</li><li>Submit an additional essay question: Discuss either an on- or off-campus activity (ex. Community service, volunteerism) that you’ve participated in that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or your career goal.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Finance",
      "Accounting"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created to honor Mary Han Sook Park- a second generation, Korean woman who set a strong example for her children and grandchildren through her devotion to her family and passion for life.  She was the proud grandmother to several graduates of Kamehameha Schools."
  },
  {
    "name": "Maui Kahiau Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Part-time or full-time enrollment</li><li>Resident of Maui, Lāna‘i, or Moloka‘i</li><li>Graduate of a Maui County high school</li></ul>",
    "residency": [
      "Maui",
      "Lāna‘i",
      "Molokai"
    ],
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Residency Verification"
    ],
    "description": "The Kamehameha Schools Maui Class of 2003 established this scholarship while celebrating their 15th reunion."
  },
  {
    "name": "Mauō Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Renewal applicants defined as current recipients of the Mauo scholarship for the 2026-2027 academic year and pursuing the same degree level.</li><li>Enrolled at an Arizona State University campus</li><li>Demonstrates financial need</li><li>Full-time enrollment</li><li>Meets maximum funding guidelines</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "McClellan Family Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Current high school senior or alumni of the Kamehameha Schools, with priority given to the current or past president of the Kapālama campus speech and debate team, officers of the Kapālama campus speech and debate team, and members in good standing of the Kapālama campus speech & debate team</li><li>Renewable priority given to previous McClellan Family scholarship recipient</li><li>Recipient may be enrolled Part-Time or full-time as a classified student in a postsecondary school institution</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Michael \"Mikey\" Miyake Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Demonstrate participation in organized athletics, band and/or performing arts programs</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Established by Ida F. Miyake in memory of her son who was part of the Kamehameha Schools Kapālama ‘ohana for many years.  Known as “Uncle Mikey,” he spent much of his time with both the Athletic and Band/Performing Arts departments."
  },
  {
    "name": "Mr. John Riggle Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>Resident of the State of Hawai‘i</li><li>Hawai‘i high school graduate</li><li>Played in a high school band for three or more years</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Two (2) letters of recommendation; one (1) from a band director and one (1) from a teacher, counselor, employer, or community organization.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "State of Hawai‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Myron & Laura Thompson Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Pursuing a degree in the field of Early Childhood Education</li><li>Priority given to students who demonstrate an interest in working with Hawaiian children in Hawai`i after completion of their education</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from teachers, counselors or community organization who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Education"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Nā Ho’okama a Pauahi Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Renewal applicants defined as current recipients of the Nā Ho’okama a Pauahi scholarship for the 2026-2027 academic year and pursuing the same degree level.</li><li>Demonstrates financial need</li><li>Full-time enrollment</li><li>Half-time enrollment considered for non-traditional students</li><li>Meets maximum funding guidelines</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Na Pua Mae‘ole o Kamehameha Class of 1953 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>High school graduate; priority given to those that are attending college for the first time</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Nālaulama Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>State of Hawai‘i resident</li><li>Will attend a postsecondary institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Enrolled in Hawai‘ii State Approved Teacher Education Program (SATEP) or pursuing a post baccalaureate teaching certificate</li><li>Enrolled full-time or part-time</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response: What is one lesson, value, or practice you learned from your kūpuna, ‘ohana, or kaiāulu? Please share a specific example of how that learning shapes your choices today.</li><li>Submit essay response: How will you support and join in advancing the vision of a thriving and self-determined lāhui?</li><li>Submit essay response: Tell us about a person, an ‘ohana member, or organization that impacts our community and lāhui. What inspires you about this (their) work? How do you see yourself carrying that impact forward, and why does it matter to you and our community?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "State of Hawai‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time",
      "Part-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Education"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "In 1883, Ke Ali‘i Bernice Pauahi Bishop set forth her final chiefly kauoha, and for nearly 140 years, we have faithfully honored and carried this sacred charge.  Kaiāulu scholarships help carry Pauahi’s legacy forward by investing in learners and ‘ohana committed to kūkulu ea;  thriving and self-determined lāhui. This gift extends beyond financial assistance and includes purposeful learning experiences that nurture scholars who are grounded in who they are, connected to Pauahi, ‘āina, culture, kaiāulu and the lāhui.  \n\nOur hope is that each Kaiāulu scholar is firmly rooted in Hawaiian knowledge, culture and kuleana so they can navigate local and global contexts with confidence. If selected, you and your ‘ohana will be entrusted with a kuleana to contribute to a thriving lāhui with purpose, humility and aloha. As part of this kuleana, Kaiāulu Scholars are expected to actively engage in learning experiences that strengthen identity, deepen kuleana and build their capacity to contribute to their ‘ohana, kaiāulu and lāhui.\n\nSupport the HCBE teacher workforce in Hawai‘i PreK-12 classrooms (private and public) with an emphasis on PreK, Kaiapuni and Hawaiian-focused licensure for ‘ōlelo Hawai‘i instruction."
  },
  {
    "name": "Nanea Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Hawai‘i island resident</li><li>Currently enrolled or will enroll in a 2 or 4-year accredited institution in Hawai‘i or the continental U.S.</li><li>Confirmed full-time enrollment</li><li>Demonstrate financial need or demonstrate merit achievement in current studies</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Hawai‘i Island",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents",
      "Residency Verification"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Major in Business Administration</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Business"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Native Hawaiian Planners Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Demonstrate commitment and focus in the fields of study of Urban Regional Planning, Law, Hawaiian studies, Architecture, Geography, and other related fields.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Urban Planning",
      "Law",
      "Hawaiian Studies",
      "Architecture",
      "Geography"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "This scholarship was created to support Native Hawaiians to pursue career pathways and professions in the fields of study related to planning (e.g. Urban Regional Planning, Law, Hawaiian studies, Architecture, Geography, and other related fields)."
  },
  {
    "name": "Native Hawaiian Visual Arts Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.20 minimum</li><li>Be a University of Hawai‘i-Manoa undergraduate or graduate student</li><li>Majoring in Art to pursue the area of visual arts, including but not limited to, drawing, painting, printmaking, graphic design, fiber arts, sculpture, ceramics, digital art (computer), photography, and filmmaking/video production</li><li>Submit a copy of your online artist portfolio that displays your completed artworks, photos of graphic art projects, or filmmaking/video to the Pauahi Foundation. Ensure that your artist portfolio or artworks do not include any identifying marks such as your first or last name; instead, replace identifying marks (your name) with your KAPF ID number. Artist portfolios or artworks with identifying marks (your name) will not be considered. The artist portfolio should be received by the Pauahi Foundation before the application deadline.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3.2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Art",
      "Visual Arts"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Art Portfolio"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Niko Pono Environmental Science Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Demonstrated past community service or work or volunteer experience in an environmental science related field measured through essay questions</li><li>Pursuing a degree in Environmental Science or related fields</li><li>Recipients may be enrolled half-time or full-time as a classified student in a postsecondary institution (full-time is generally defined as: 12 credit hours per term for undergraduates or 9 credit hours per term for graduate and professional students; or the minimum number of credit hours specified by the degree program).</li><li>Submit additional statement about the relevance of environmental science in today’s world</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Environmental Science",
      "Environmental Studies"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": "Nikolas Pono Kaniela Venuti cherished his Hawaiian roots and had a passion for the environment. He joined the Navy with plans to continue his education in environmental science. This fund is being established to honor his memory and enable others who share his passion to pursue a degree in environmental science."
  },
  {
    "name": "Odell and Hastings Slagel Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Demonstrate community service with focus on environment and/or animals displayed through applications and essays</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: \"Discuss either an on- or off-campus activity that you’ve participated in that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or your career goal.\"</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "‘Ohana Cachola Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>High school graduating senior and enrolling in first year of college</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Priority given to applicants who are current residents of North Kohala, Hawai`i (zip codes 96719, 96755)</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Hawai‘i Island",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Oswald \"Oz\" K. Stender Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Priority given to applicants with cumulative GPA between 2.50 and 3.50</li><li>Demonstrate the motivation and desire to succeed in an educational program</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Attending an accredited graduate program, a two-year, four-year postsecondary education institution including vocational or technical school, or in a private, independent school designed to accommodate the student’s special circumstance</li><li>Priority given to orphan or indigent applicants</li><li>Submit one letter of recommendation from a social service agency/counselor citing the applicants challenging or special life circumstances and how they would benefit from this scholarship</li><li>Submit an essay demonstrating a clear and realistic plan to pursue your career objectives</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Paiea Kane/Wahine Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Hawai‘i campus</li><li>Senior athlete</li><li>Combination of GPA and sports letters earned</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Scholarship should be gifted to 1 male and 1 female</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Originally established to fund three separate scholarships, the funds have been consolidated to offer this scholarship to two outstanding athletic students."
  },
  {
    "name": "Park Kitashima Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Enrolled as a junior or senior level</li><li>Priority for students pursuing major and career in the Education field including STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Enrolled full-time as a classified student in postsecondary school institution</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Junior-standing in college",
      "Senior-standing in college"
    ],
    "field": [
      "S.T.E.M. (Science,  Technology, Engineering, Math)",
      "Education"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Patrick L. Hiram - John S. Freitas Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Pursuing a career in Probation or Police-Related field of study</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from teachers, coaches or community organization who can comment on your overall character</li><li>Submit essay response to the following question: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Criminal Justice",
      "Law"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Pauahi Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Support financially needy students.</li><li>State of Hawai‘i Resident</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Demonstrate Financial Need</li><li>Demonstrate academic excellence</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "State of Hawai‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Paul Pua‘a ‘Ohana, Paul Moses Murray & Malia Murray Grant Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Be an undergraduate student enrolled in a US accredited postsecondary institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation including vocational or trade school</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Priority given to students of special circumstances/personal hardship and residents of Moloka‘i</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: \"The lessons we take from obstacles we encounter can be fundamental to later success. Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback, or failure. How did it affect you, and what did you learn from the experience?\"</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Molokai",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Paul Robert Gouin, MD Memorial Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Enrolled in an accredited postsecondary institution and majoring in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "S.T.E.M. (Science,  Technology, Engineering, Math)"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Pa‘upena Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Major in Biological Sciences and/or leadership merit</li><li>Priority to someone looking to go into ranching or farming and/or social advocacy-related field</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Science"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Pono & Louise Beamer Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Music major</li><li>Demonstrate excellence in Hawaiian music and composition</li><li>Optional – submit an original composition</li><li>Scholarship should be gifted to 1 male and 1 female</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Music"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Parents of Winona Kapuailohiamanonokalani Desha Beamer; distinguished composer, hula dancer, story teller and musician."
  },
  {
    "name": "Po‘o Kula - KSH Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.750 minimum unweighted by the end of the 7th semester</li><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Hawai‘i campus</li><li>Resume: 1-2 pages max</li><li>Pursuing a bachelor’s degree</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Full-time enrollment</li><li>Also apply for the Ka&#8216;i Lanakila Scholarship</li><li>Selected qualifying applicants will be interviewed in Spring 2027</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i"
    ],
    "gpa": 3.75,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Resume",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Po‘o Kula - KSK Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.750 minimum unweighted by the end of the 7th semester</li><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama</li><li>Pursuing a bachelor’s degree</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Full-time enrollment</li><li>Also apply for the Ka&#8216;i Lanakila Scholarship</li><li>Selected qualifying applicants will be interviewed in Spring 2027</li><li>Students who have received, or who receive in the future, a Level 3 or higher infraction as defined by school policy will not be eligible for this scholarship. This includes disqualification from consideration as well as withdrawal of the scholarship if the infraction occurs after selection.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": 3.75,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Po‘o Kula - KSM Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.750 minimum weighted by the end of the 7th semester</li><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Maui</li><li>Resume: 1-2 pages max</li><li>Pursuing a bachelor’s degree</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Full-time enrollment</li><li>Also apply for the Ka&#8216;i Lanakila Scholarship</li><li>Selected qualifying applicants will be interviewed in Spring 2027</li><li>Haumāna who have received a Level 3 or higher infraction may be subject to additional review by the scholarship committee. The committee may consider the circumstances of the incident, patterns of behavior, and evidence of personal growth and accountability when determining eligibility for the scholarship and/or withdrawal of the award. The presence of a disciplinary infraction will not automatically disqualify a student from consideration and/or result in withdrawal of the award.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Maui"
    ],
    "gpa": 3.75,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Resume",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Po‘o Kula Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>For renewal applicants defined as recipients of the Po‘o Kula scholarship in their Senior year at Kamehameha Schools and continuing in a bachelor’s degree program for the 2027-2028 academic year.</li><li>Also apply for the Ka‘i Lanakila Scholarship</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Full-time enrollment</li><li>Meets maximum funding guidelines</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Pop Diamond Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Major in Visual Arts field, i.e. photography, fine arts, ceramics or computer graphics</li><li>Priority given to Photography major</li><li>Submit a portfolio of photos you have taken displaying your photography skill, or photos of art works completed, or photos of graphic art projects</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Submit a copy of your online art portfolio that displays your completed artworks or photos of graphic art projects to the Pauahi Foundation. Ensure that your portfolio or artworks do not include any identifying marks such as your first or last name; instead, replace identifying marks (your name) with your KAPF ID number. Art portfolios or artworks with identifying marks (your name) will not be considered. The art portfolio should be received by the Pauahi Foundation before the application deadline.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Art",
      "Visual Arts"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Art Portfolio"
    ],
    "description": "Beloved Kamehameha Schools photographer, Luryier “Pop” Diamond is honored through this scholarship.  His legacy of documenting the history of the Kamehameha Schools spanned more than five decades."
  },
  {
    "name": "Pu‘uwai Hau Kila Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Be pursuing an undergraduate degree focused in the STEAM field (Science, Technology, Engineering, Architecture and Math)</li><li>Full-time enrollment</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit one (1) letter of recommendation from a social service agency or counselor citing the applicant’s challenging or special life circumstances</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following question: The lessons we take from obstacles we encounter can be fundamental to later success. Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback or failure. How did it affect you, and what did you learn from the experience?</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "S.T.E.A.M. (Science,  Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math)"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Randy Wayne Ahuna Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Major in Social Work, Social Sciences or the Ministry</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Priority given to applicants not residing on O‘ahu</li><li>Two (2) letters of recommendation; one (1) from a teacher and one (1) from a community or religious organization</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: Describe your reasons for pursuing a degree in social work, social sciences or ministry vocation and how you have already applied these character traits into your own life: faith, friendship, sense of humor, sincerity and willingness to assist others with time, talent and servant’s heart.</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Social Work",
      "Ministry",
      "Seminary",
      "Theological Studies",
      "Social Sciences"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Raynani Reinhardt Sports Scholarship Fund",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - Minimum 3.00</li><li>Enroll full-time as a classified student in a U.S. accredited postsecondary school institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created in memory and in honor of Raynani Reinhardt. Raynani’s passion was volleyball; she played in high school, and at the University of Washington. She started her own business conducting volleyball clinics, inspiring young women to achieve their personal best. Raynani was a true wahine of Hawaii: strong, kind, and nurturing. Raynani’s scholarship fund continues her legacy."
  },
  {
    "name": "Rebecca Kunipo Ching Memorial Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Pursuing undergraduate or graduate degree in Public Health (pursuit of primary degree should be in public health, not solely in medicine, nursing, or other health profession)</li><li>Priority given to students who are the first generation in their family to attend college</li><li>Enrolled full-time as a classified student in a postsecondary school institution</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation: one (1) from a teacher, counselor or community organization who can comment on overall character, achievement, and contribution to serve the greater community; and one (1) from a social service agency or counselor citing the applicant’s challenging and extraordinary life circumstances and how the applicant could benefit from this scholarship</li><li>Priority given to the following applicants measured through application essays: female applicant whose lives have been impacted by challenging circumstances (e.g., orphaned, or indigent; considered to have overcome significant financial and social obstacles/hardships/adversity) yet have demonstrated perseverance and determination in the face of difficulties during childhood; applicants who, because of their motivation, have the potential to be successfully enriched by educational opportunities</li><li>Submit essay response to the following question: The lessons we take from obstacles we encounter can be fundamental to later success. Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback, or failure. How did it affect you, and what did you learn from the experience?</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Public Health"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Rebecca Lamahilani Haalou Medeiros Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - Between 2.00 - 3.00</li><li>Demonstrate high financial need</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Reuben Lee Kwai Brandt and Mildred Brandt Magnani Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Demonstrated interest and aptitude for Science and Engineering</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Science",
      "Engineering"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Richard and Myrtle Kim Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Attending a four-year postsecondary institution in pursuit of bachelor’s degree</li><li>Priority given to Kamehameha Schools graduate</li><li>Demonstrate good character and an intent to use their skills to benefit the Hawaiian community through essay questions</li><li>Assist students whose lives have been impacted by challenging circumstances but who have demonstrated continued persistence in achieving their goals and who demonstrated potential to be successful in college measured through essay questions.</li><li>Enrolled full-time as a classified student in a postsecondary institution</li><li>One (1) letter of recommendation from people who can comment on overall character, achievement, and contributions to serve the greater community</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: \"The lessons we take from obstacles we encounter can be fundamental to later success. Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback, or failure. How did it affect you, and what did you learn from the experience?\"</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Richard Marks Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Graduate student</li><li>Demonstrated field of study in medical and health care related industry</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Graduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Medical",
      "Health Services/Sciences"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Richard Y.K. Hattie G. Au Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Demonstrated community service measured through application essay questions</li><li>Resident of Nanakuli or Wai‘anae (defined by region zip code 96792)</li><li>Recipients may be enrolled full-time as a classified student in a postsecondary school institution</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following question: Discuss either an on- or off- campus activity that you’ve participated in that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or your career goal.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Oahu",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Residency Verification"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Robert KSK '65 and Helen Crowell Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Full-time enrollment</li><li>Attending a postsecondary institution or vocational trade school in Hawai‘i recognized by the Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Priority given to residents of Kaua‘i</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Kaua‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "The Donor desires to provide a scholarship for students to attend a postsecondary institution or vocational trade school."
  },
  {
    "name": "Rudolph Kenneth Wise Jr. Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree.</li><li>Demonstrate commitment and focus in the areas of Veterinary Science, Animal Science, Wildlife Biology, or Marine Biology.</li><li>Acceptance letter from a U.S. accredited school is required.</li><li>Provide one (1) letter of recommendation.</li><li>Submit an additional essay question: \"Discuss an experience pivotal in your decision to pursue your current degree focus\"</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Veterinary Medicine",
      "Animal Science",
      "Marine Biology",
      "Animal Biology"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created to honor Rudolph Kenneth Wise, Jr.-retired Honolulu City heavy-equipment supervisor, who kept busy in life with endless projects and enjoying the simpler things in life with family, friends, and his pets.  He was a proud father of two Kamehameha Schools graduates-Natalie Wise-Aguilar, Class of 1982 and Seena Wise, Class of 2001."
  },
  {
    "name": "Sanborn ‘Ohana Ho‘omau Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>Focus of postsecondary school education should be in a technical, vocational or trade certificate or community college program</li><li>Priority given to Hawai‘i high school graduates who have already completed at least one semester of postsecondary trade education or six months of trade experience under a licensed journeyman or professional</li><li>Half-Time enrollment allowed</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Trade/Vocational"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Sarah Keli‘ilolena Lum Konia Nakoa Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Major in Hawaiian language, including Hawaiian Culture and History</li><li>Be a State of Hawai‘i resident</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay demonstrating applicant’s achievements in studying Hawaiian language, culture and history; proposed action plan to complete college level Hawaiian language studies; and plan to share this knowledge with others in the Hawaiian community</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "State of Hawai‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Hawaiian Studies",
      "Hawaiian Language"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Stanley & Besse Fortuna Memorial Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.50 minimum</li><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Hawai‘i campus</li><li>Attend a postsecondary institution located in the U.S., but not Hawai‘i</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i"
    ],
    "gpa": 3.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "This scholarship was established in memory of Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i Headmaster Dr. Stanley Fortuna, Jr.’s parents, Stanley and Besse Fortuna, and their commitment to family and education."
  },
  {
    "name": "Stanley & Janet Zisk Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.50 maximum (Maintain GPA 3.50 or less)</li><li>Attending an accredited institution in the state of Hawai‘i, but permanent residency does not have to be in the State of Hawai`i</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation; (1) One from a social worker or social service agency describing the challenging circumstances; and (1) One from an employer (or teacher, counselor if not employed)</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "T.C. Yim Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Named Endowment Fund Scholarship recognized areas may include: Preschool/Kindergarten support, STEM, Business, Natural Sciences, Computer Science, Architecture, Medicine, Leadership, Trade School/Community College, Special Needs, Immersion and Internships. KAPF Discretion.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Tauati ‘Ohana Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Hawai‘i campus</li><li>Demonstrate community service participation</li><li>Scholarship should be gifted to 1 male and 1 female</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": "This fund recognizes a “well-rounded” male and female graduate from Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i who have been successful learners and who have also participated in class, school and/or community activities"
  },
  {
    "name": "Tayler Nanea Pangan-Fergerstrom Memorial Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Kamehameha Schools Kapālama high school senior boarder</li><li>Residential Life participant</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "This scholarship was established in loving memory of Tayler Nanea Pangan-Fergerstom, a Kamehameha Schools Kapālama 2011 graduate, by her `ohana"
  },
  {
    "name": "Tennyson Keolalani Tom Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Academic or extra-curricular participation in sports; either intramural or competitive ILH, or participation in student government, club activities, performing arts etc.</li><li>Demonstrate community service participation</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": "The purpose of this scholarship is to recognize an outstanding male or female Kamehameha Schools senior who displays outstanding academic and extra-curricular excellence during their tenure at Kamehameha Schools"
  },
  {
    "name": "Teresa Kaleiopu Lau Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>Major in Education</li><li>Demonstrate community service through application answers</li><li>May not be a duplicate Pauahi Foundation scholarship recipient</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: Discuss either an on- or off-campus activity that you’ve participated in that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or your career goal.</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Education"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "The Darrel and Denise Hoke Family Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Major: Business, including Accounting, Finance, Marketing, or related fields</li><li>Full-time enrollment</li><li>Bachelors or Graduate level</li><li>Third-year college student or higher</li><li>Attending UH Mānoa, Shidler College of Business or UH Hilo, College of Business and Economics</li><li>Essay: What contributions do you see yourself making to our lāhui as an ‘Ōiwi leader?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Junior-standing in college",
      "Senior-standing in college",
      "Graduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Business",
      "Finance",
      "Accounting",
      "Marketing"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": "The Donor desires to provide funds to KAPF to administer a scholarship program for students to attend postsecondary institutions. This endowed scholarship was created to provide postsecondary college scholarships to students in a business school major (e.g. accounting, finance, marketing, etc.) at the UH Mānoa, Shidler College of Business or UH Hilo, College of Business and Economics."
  },
  {
    "name": "The Emma Kailikapuolono Metcalf Beckley Nakuina Aloha ‘Aina Patriot Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum or higher</li><li>Seeking a degree in Law or Pre-Law, Political Science, Archival/Library Science Management, Cultural or Natural Resources Management (priority for students and individuals focused on protecting water rights in the Hawaiian Islands, since the Hawai‘i State Constitution and previous rulings established the principle that beaches, fresh water, and even new land created from the cooling lava of volcanoes were the shared property of the public and not private property), and for students interested in becoming Hawaiian Historians.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Law",
      "Political Science",
      "Library Science",
      "Natural Resources"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "The Holmes N. Pekelo KSK'49 and Barbara N. (Pekelo) Kirchmeier KSK'76 Memorial Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Enrollment - Full-Time</li><li>Major in Education</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Senior or alumni from Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Education"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was established to honor the legacy of Holmes N. Pekelo, KSK Class of 1949, and his daughter, Barbara N. (Pekelo) Kirchmeier, KSK Class of 1976, whose lives were dedicated to service, education, and uplifting others. Holmes, a First Lieutenant in the U.S. Army during the Korean War and a Systems Aircraft Maintenance Controller for United Airlines, was known for his unwavering integrity and strong character. Barbara, embodying the true spirit of aloha, devoted her professional life to education, believing deeply in the power of knowledge to transform lives. Both were tireless advocates for investing in others to create a brighter future. This scholarship serves as a tribute to their enduring impact and commitment to empowering future generations and is provided to those who are equally committed to pursuing a degree in education."
  },
  {
    "name": "The Leslie Aukai Opulauoho and Marjorie Ann Mei Lin Tam Opulauoho ‘Ohana Endowed Scholarship Fund",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Complete the online scholarship application which includes a short essay, accomplishments, community service, awards and extra-curricular activities.</li><li>Enrolled in a U.S. accredited undergraduate or graduate school</li><li>Full or half time enrollment</li><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Demonstrate commitment and focus in the field of study in Education or the Arts</li><li>Priority given to students of who live on Hawaiian Homestead on any of the main Hawaiian Islands</li><li>Provide an essay that clearly addresses either: 1) how you have, or how through education you will, overcome a life hardship; 2) how you have managed a disability; 3) how you intend to give back/pay-it-forward to your community or the community you intend to settle in after earning the degree(s) you are pursuing; or 4) if you were raised or are living on Hawaiian Homestead, how has this impacted your life thus far. Essays should be 250 words or less.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Education",
      "Arts & Humanities"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created to honor their parents. The Leslie Aukai Opulauoho and Marjorie Tam Opulauoho Scholarship was established by their ‘Ohana and friends in 2024. Leslie Aukai Opulauoho, also known as “Les”, “PeeWee” and “Opa”, spent his early childhood in Bingham Tract, until the family moved to Papakolea Homestead, on the island of O`ahu. After graduating from McKinley high school in 1954, college was not an option and Les worked an array of jobs, often giving his paycheck to his mother for the family. Les met his sweetheart Margie, a local girl and elementary schoolteacher when she returned to Hawai`i after receiving her teaching degree from a school in Oregon. Les proposed marriage and then worked two years in Kwajalein to save money. He returned and they married in 1965 and started a family. Margie encouraged Les to pursue a college degree, and with her love and encouragement, he defied the counselors who challenged his dream of a college degree claiming, “he should be working to support his young family”. He began his journey at Leeward Community College, joined the college choral ensemble; then transferred to Church College, known today as BYU-Hawai’i in La‘ie. Les drove the 80-mile commute 5 days a week from Pearl City to La‘ie and back, often practicing his choral music on the drive. He worked hard and earned his bachelor’s degree in education in 1974. Shortly thereafter, Les became a counselor and outreach counselor, working almost 25 years at Dole Middle School in Kalihi until his retirement from the Department of Education, State of Hawai’i, in 1998. Les also had a beautiful baritone voice, and he loved to sing and strum the ukulele. One of his favorite songs to sing to Margie was “ ‘O Makalapua”. Les’s life path is proof that you can absolutely achieve your dreams, especially when others tell you that you can’t. Through your hard work, determination, and perseverance you can overcome a hardship, a learning disability or life challenges."
  },
  {
    "name": "The Nainoa K. Hoe Memorial Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Pursuing studies in Health Sciences, Legal Studies, Medical, or STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics)</li><li>Full-time enrollment</li><li>Graduating senior or graduate of a State of Hawai‘i school who has not attended a postsecondary institution (dual credit/early college students eligible)</li><li>Enrolled in an undergraduate program at a U.S. accredited postsecondary institution in Hawaii or the U.S. continent recognized by the Pauahi Foundation</li><li>Submit two (2) letters of recommendation from any source</li><li>Essay: Reflect on someone who has made a personal sacrifice that has impacted your life, and how that example has influenced your own sense of kuleana (responsibility).</li><li>Essay: What traditional Hawaiian value (such as kuleana, ‘ohana, aloha or others) do you most align with? Why is this value important to you, and how do you embody it in your daily life, actions, or future aspirations?</li><li>Essay: Applicants select and respond to two of the following three short-answer prompts: A) What will be one of Hawai‘i’s biggest challenges over the next decade? Describe how you plan on being part of the solution. B) Describe a time in your life when you experienced adversity. How were you resilient during that time? C) What does leadership mean to you, and how do you hope to lead in a way that honors your community and those who came before you?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Undergraduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Law",
      "Medical",
      "Health Services/Sciences",
      "S.T.E.M. (Science,  Technology, Engineering, Math)"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was established to honor the life, service, and sacrifice of 1st Lieutenant Nainoa K. Hoe, a proud alumnus of Kamehameha Schools Kapalama and a dedicated officer in the U.S. Army. This scholarship celebrates his enduring legacy - one that calls each of us to serve with purpose and uplift our communities with courage, humility, and Aloha."
  },
  {
    "name": "The Villa ‘Ohana Ho‘iho‘i Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>Undergraduate or graduate student pursuing a degree in Business</li><li>Priority given to residents of the Wai‘anae Coast</li><li>Priority given to those attending universities or colleges in the State of Hawai‘i</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: Cite a quote and write about how it relates to you.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Oahu",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Business"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Theodore Richards Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Hawai‘i or Maui campus</li><li>Major in Music with the intent to teach</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i",
      "Kamehameha Schools Maui"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Music"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Established by Atherton Richards, son of Theodore Richards who served as KS School for Boys teacher & Principal. Atherton was born on the Kapālama campus and wanted to honor his father by establishing this scholarship."
  },
  {
    "name": "Theodore Vierra Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Major in Engineering, Architecture, Electronics, Computer Science or Math</li><li>Attend a mainland postsecondary institution</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Engineering",
      "Architecture",
      "Computer Science",
      "Math"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Responsible for designing many homes in the ‘Aina Koa area as well as our statewide airports, office buildings, schools, churches and a total of 8 buildings on the Kapālama campus, Theodore Vierra is a distinguished architect and Hawaiian through and through"
  },
  {
    "name": "Trudi and Hiram de Fries Educational Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.75 minimum</li><li>Demonstrate community service participation</li><li>Submit three (3) letters of recommendation</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following: \"Discuss either an on- or off-campus activity that you’ve participated in that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or your career goal.\"</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.75,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Trustee Richard Lyman, Jr. Memorial Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Senior at Pahoa High School</li><li>Long-time resident of the Pahoa community</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Demonstrate evidence of community service</li><li>One (1) letter of recommendation from a teacher who can comment on your overall character, achievement and contribution to serve the greater community</li><li>Write an essay describing your background, how long you have lived in Pahoa, and your educational plans.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Hawai‘i Island",
    "highSchool": [
      "Pāhoa High School"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": "Established in honor of former Trustee for Kamehameha Schools, Richard Lyman, Jr. Mr. Lyman was a long time resident of Pahoa; was a Hilo High School graduate and earned a degree in agriculture from UH Manoa. Mr. Lyman was the recipient of several awards attesting to his deep sense of community. Among them, the David Malo Award, Humanitarian Award, Living Treasure of Hawaii, O‘o Award, Na Po‘okela Humanitarian Award and the Lei Hulu Mamo Award for outstanding Hawaiian politician."
  },
  {
    "name": "Trustee Richard Lyman, Jr. Memorial Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Senior at Kamehameha Schools Kapālama</li><li>Demonstrate community service participation</li><li>Priority given to majors in Government, Political Science or Agronomy</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Political Science"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Born in Hilo, raised in Puna and affectionately called “Papa” Lyman by those who knew him well.  His legendary imprint on the Kamehameha Schools still lingers.  Serving Hawai‘i in the 1950 Constitutional Convention, Territorial Senator and later State Senator, his greatest legacy is his contributions to the agriculture of Hawai‘i.  Established at the time of his death, this scholarship recognizes an outstanding \"honors\" student and leader with priority to a scholar of agronomy, political science or government."
  },
  {
    "name": "Ula Baker Sheecha Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Priority to a Kamehameha Schools graduate</li><li>Pursuing a career as an artist, with strong priority given to students focused on Visual Arts in the two-dimensional areas such as drawing, watercolor painting or graphic design</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li><li>Submit a copy of your online art portfolio that displays your completed artworks or photos of graphic art projects to the Pauahi Foundation. Ensure that your portfolio or artworks do not include any identifying marks such as your first or last name; instead, replace identifying marks (your name) with your KAPF ID number. Art portfolios or artworks with identifying marks (your name) will not be considered. The art portfolio should be received by the Pauahi Foundation before the application deadline.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Art",
      "Visual Arts"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Art Portfolio"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Uncle Dan & Aunty Merv Kitashima Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Complete the online scholarship application which Includes a short essay, accomplishments, community service, awards, and extra-curricular activities.</li><li>Acceptance letter from a U.S. accredited school is required.</li><li>Mothers who are pursuing a college education.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "This endowed scholarship was created to honor parents Daniel and Mervlyn Kitashima, both educators for over 40 years.  Mervlyn, affectionately known as Aunty Merv became a young mother at the age of sixteen while attending the Kamehameha Schools.  She graduated from Kamehameha Schools and went on to obtain her associate, bachelor’s and master’s degree later on in life.  Aunty Merv always emphasized the importance of education and the role mother’s play within a family as caregivers, mentors, and leaders in advancing the ‘ohana.  This scholarship honors the role uncle Dan and aunty Merv played in the life of their own and extended ‘ohana."
  },
  {
    "name": "USS Kamehameha Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.00 minimum</li><li>Major in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) or Business</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 3,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "S.T.E.M. (Science,  Technology, Engineering, Math)",
      "Business"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Vaughn G. A. Vasconcellos, KS '71 Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.00 minimum</li><li>Focus of postsecondary school studies in Natural Sciences, Higher Education, or Hawaiian History and Culture</li><li>Priority to Native Hawaiian students who reside/have resided on Hawaiian Homelands</li><li>Half-Time enrollment allowed</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": 2,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time",
      "Half-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Natural Science",
      "Hawaiian Studies"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Violet K. '32 & Henry T. Hughes, Jr. Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Graduate level or 5th year certification students</li><li>Major in the field of Education</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Graduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Education"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Virginia Aulani Rowan Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 2.50 minimum</li><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Female student</li><li>Major in Engineering, Research, Law, or Medicine</li><li>Priority given, but not limited to, a female who comes from a disadvantaged background, single parent home, living with relatives or is experiencing physical or emotional hardships</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": 2.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Engineering",
      "Law",
      "Medical"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)"
    ],
    "description": "A Class of 1929 graduate of Kamehameha Schools, Mrs. Virginia Aulani Rowan Chung obtained her college education later in life due to many hardships she encountered, both physical and emotional, in her youth."
  },
  {
    "name": "Waipa Nishimura Memorial Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Student athlete who will not receive an athletic scholarship</li><li>Participation in school sports such as varsity, junior varsity and intramurals</li><li>Good character & citizenship</li><li>Scholarship should be gifted to 1 male and 1 female</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Established by friends and family of Waipa Nishimura; he was a Class of 2001 Kamehameha Schools graduate and a very talented athlete.  Waipa was enthusiastically involved in baseball and football during his tenure at KS."
  },
  {
    "name": "Wallace and Barbara Ka‘awaloa Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Waiʻanae resident (zip code 96792)</li><li>High moral character</li><li>No disciplinary actions</li><li>Scholarship should be gifted to 1 male and 1 female</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Oahu",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Residency Verification"
    ],
    "description": "Established by their daughters, Isabella (KS ‘72), Lytle (KS ‘74) and Lytle’s husband, Glenn Takemoto; Wallace (KS ‘46) & Barbara Ka‘awaloa never lost their desire for life-long learning.  Hence, this scholarship honors their commitment to provide educational opportunities for others from the Wai‘anae coast."
  },
  {
    "name": "Warren Nakupuna Ah Loo Memorial Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>GPA - 3.50 minimum</li><li>Graduate or anticipated graduate of the Kamehameha Schools</li><li>Attend a postsecondary institution in the continental U.S.</li><li>Pursuing studies in S.T.E.M (Science, Technology, Engineering, or Math)</li><li>Submit one (1) letter of recommendation from a teacher or counselor, employer, or community organization who can comment on your overall character, achievement, and contribution to serve the greater community.</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following question: What will be one of Hawai‘i’s biggest challenges over the next decade? Do you envision being part of the solution, and if so, how?</li><li>Submit an essay response to the following question: Describe a challenging time in your life. If you could go back in time to give yourself advice, what would you say?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools"
    ],
    "gpa": 3.5,
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "S.T.E.M. (Science,  Technology, Engineering, Math)"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Letter(s) of Recommendation"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "William and Judith Fernandez Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Resident of Kaua‘i</li><li>Enrolled full-time as a classified student in a US accredited postsecondary institution recognized by Pauahi Foundation</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Kaua‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Residency Verification"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "William K. and Julia T. Kapololu Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Named Endowment Fund Scholarship recognized areas may include: Preschool/Kindergarten support, STEM, Business, Natural Sciences, Computer Science, Architecture, Medicine, Leadership, Trade School/Community College, Special Needs, Immersion and Internships.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "William S. Richardson Commemorative Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Attend the University of Hawaii-Manoa William S. Richardson School of Law</li><li>Be a State of Hawaii resident</li><li>Demonstrate financial need</li><li>Submit essay response: Describe the financial circumstances or hardships you have faced. Consider the following questions as you craft your response: What specific financial challenges have you encountered on your path to college? How have these financial hardships affected your academic and personal life? What strategies or resources have you utilized to manage or overcome these financial challenges?</li></ul>",
    "residency": "State of Hawai‘i",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Graduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Law"
    ],
    "documents": [
      "Additional Essay(s)",
      "Financial Documents"
    ],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Winona Beamer Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Interested in formally or informally pursuing further study in Hawaiian chant, dance, music research, notation, etc.</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Music"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Established in honor of the one woman who single handedly revolutionized the renaissance of Hawaiian music at Kamehameha Schools."
  },
  {
    "name": "Yasuko Mitsuyasu Master of Accounting Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Major: Accounting</li><li>Full-time enrollment</li><li>Junior or senior level student pursuing a bachelor’s degree or master’s degree (priority to master’s degree candidates)</li><li>Attend the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Junior-standing in college",
      "Senior-standing in college",
      "Graduate"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Accounting"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Yin ‘Ohana Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>Named Endowed Fund Scholarship recognized areas may include: Preschool/Kindergarten support, STEM, Business, Natural Sciences, Computer Science, Architecture, Medicine, Leadership, Trade School/Community College, Special Needs, Immersion and Internships. KAPF Discretion</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": ""
  },
  {
    "name": "Zillah Young Memorial Scholarship",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Kapālama campus</li><li>Major in Music</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Kapālama"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Music"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Zillah Young, Kamehameha Schools Class of ‘63, was a high school division choral music instructor at Kamehameha for several years.  She earned a bachelor’s and master’s degree in music.  Zillah was director of the First Presbyterian Church choir and the Honolulu Symphony Chorus.  In addition, she was the youngest person to ever direct the opera chorus."
  },
  {
    "name": "Pauahi Scholars",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools</li><li>High GPA as determined by committee</li><li>Class participation</li><li>Community service</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Recognizes outstanding students on their respective campuses"
  },
  {
    "name": "Pauahi Scholars - Liko Lehua",
    "criteria": "<ul><li>High school senior at Kamehameha Schools - Hawai‘i campus</li><li>High GPA as determined by committee</li><li>Class participation</li><li>Community service</li><li>International schools recognized by Pauahi Foundation may also be considered eligible for this scholarship</li></ul>",
    "residency": "Open",
    "highSchool": [
      "Kamehameha Schools Hawai‘i"
    ],
    "gpa": "No minimum",
    "enrollment": [
      "Full-Time"
    ],
    "schoolLevel": [
      "Senior-standing in high school"
    ],
    "field": [
      "Open"
    ],
    "documents": [],
    "description": "Recognizes outstanding students on their respective campuses"
  }
]