2006 and 2010 grant recipients

The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation is dedicated to assisting the poor through operating and capital grants to direct service organizations primarily located in Maryland, Hawaii, Northeastern Pennsylvania, New York, Israel and the Former Soviet Union.  These grants focus on meeting basic needs such as shelter, nutrition, health, socialization, and enhancing and individual’s ability to meet those needs.  Within that focus, emphasis is placed on older adults and the Jewish community.

The Hawaii Foodbank in partnership with the food industry and community serves as a link between charities and those in need of food assistance. Their drivers collect food from supermarkets, distributors and wholesalers and bring them to their warehouse for inspection and sorting. Goods are then available for distribution to 250 charitable agencies on Oahu to feed our hungry.  The Hawaii Foodbank network serves the elderly, families, children and those facing financial crises each week.  Hawaii’s hungry are people of diverse ethnic backgrounds, ages and economic status.  Because of the Hawaii Foodbank, Tails of Aloha is able to provide food to the companion dogs/cats belonging to the homeless.

2009 and 2010 grant recipients

The Pedigree Foundation‘s mission is to help those dogs that end up in shelters across the country by providing grants to 501 (c)(3) shelters and rescue groups, and by encouraging dog adoption. We are one of the lucky one’s who have received a grant from the Pedigree Foundation for our shelter, now we can better provide for all the animals that we’ve rescued,  and hopefully find a lifetime home for them through adoption.

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Pacific Paws Resort & Spa is a truly special place for your dog.  Bring her for daycare so she can learn how to play with other dogs. Bring him for boarding so he can enjoy a slumber party and relax with the pack outside of a kennel.  Bring her for grooming for that special new look and fresh smell.  Bring him for obedience training so you can enjoy a lifetime together.

The Kau Kau Wagon’s umbrella of programs include serving healthy meals to whomever is homeless or in need, including special holiday meals; participation with a dog therapy program; disbursement of clean used clothing and personal care items; initiating referrals for both physical and mental health issues and educating volunteers. Relieving the hunger of the body and of the soul has been the primary mission of the Kau Kau Wagon for over 20 years.  They do all they are able to do unconditionally. The Kau Kau Wagon will turn no one away serving those in need equally regardless of age, gender, gender orientation/identification, race, religion, illness, handicap, or financial status. Sharon Black’s 3 Great Dane’s Mocha, Polo & Rambo are also therapy dogs with Tails of Aloha.  Visit the Kalonas Korner’s YouTube page to watch and enjoy all the videos that Sharon Black has made to remember the special memories of past and present events and just plain having fun moments in her life.  Here is  Kau Kau Wagon’s Brochure.