The Community Restoration Partnership (CRP) is a multi-year grant program that provides support for coastal restoration projects in Hawai’i that involve community stewardship activities and focus on durable and sustainable positive impacts on coastal and near shore marine areas. CRP’s goals are to support quality physical restoration projects that: are informed by data, sound science, and capture and reinforce traditional cultural values of Hawai‘i; engage local community groups in active and ongoing environmental stewardship; exhibit collaboration between multiple partners, and encourage science-based monitoring with data to track the impact of restoration over time.
In 2019, HCF and its partners – the Harold K.L. Castle Foundation, the Oak Foundation, the Weissman Family Foundation, the Kamehameha Schools, the Marisla Foundation, the Atherton Family Foundation, the Traut Carson Fund at HCF, and the Jeanne Herbert fund at HCF – awarded the following 16 organizations statewide with funding for coastal restoration projects.
2019 - 2021 Grantees
- Conservation International Foundation
- Hawaiian Islands Land Trust
- Hui Maka'ainana o Makana
- Hui Malama I ke Ala Ulili
- Hui o Koolaupoko
- Ka Ipu Makani Cultural Heritage Center
- Kalanihale
- Ma ka Hana ka Ike Building
- Malama Huleia
- Malama Learning Center
- Malama Pupukea-Waimea
- Molokai Land Trust
- Na Mamo O Kawa
- Paepae o He'eia
- The North Shore Community Land Trust
The deadline for applications has passed and we are no longer accepting applications.
2018 Community Restoration Partnership (CRP) RFP
CRP Project Budget Form
CRP Project Work Plan and Timeline Form
Interested in learning more about joining the Community Restoration Partnership ?
Contact Larissa Kick at (808) 554-6461 / Lkick@hcf-hawaii.org