TAKITANI FOUNDATION STARTS NEW SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS

Four Nonprofits To Start New Scholarship Programs with the Grants

(Honolulu, Nov. 24, 2014) — The Mamoru and Aiko Takitani Foundation, Inc. added an extra round of grants to its regular high school scholarship program this year, this time to start new scholarship programs at four nonprofit organizations and institutions. With these new grants, the Foundation has awarded a total of $304,280 to promote scholarship in Hawaii this year.

Chaminade College received $50,000 to create a Takitani Entrepreneurship Scholar program for majors in entrepreneurship.

Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific will use its $40,000 grant to fund semester internships to medical students who declare physical therapy as their majors.

Shidler College of Business received $25,000 to create an entrepreneurship major for Takitani Innovation Fellows who “will provide strategic planning services to companies on issues relative to market experience, new product launch and acquisition.”

Dawn Johnson

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February 23, 2017 at 11:45 PM

Aloha Foundation Trustees,

On behalf of Chaminade University, please accept sincere and heartfelt thanks for your partnership in supporting Hawaii’s students in their decision to pursue higher education in order to be tomorrow’s difference-makers and innovators. We are grateful for your commitment to education, and look forward to our continued partnership that makes possible higher education scholarships for the coming academic year of 2017-2018.

May I ask whether there are specific scholarship grant proposal or application forms for us to complete and submit? Thank you in advance for your reply and guidance.

Me ka ha`aha`a,

Dawn Johnson
Scholarships Manager, Chaminade University
808.739.8569