Ke Aliʻi Pauahi's Gift Lives Through All of Us
Ke Aliʻi Pauahi’s gift of education was never meant to end at our campuses. It lives on when we carry it forward, together, for the lāhui, the ʻāina, and the generations yet to come.
Many paths. One shared commitment to a thriving lāhui.
Donors like you support a wide variety of initiatives that benefit the lāhui, including college scholarships, community events, and supports for trusted partners who mālama ʻāina, support families, and strengthen culture every day.
By donating your time, talent, or financial contributions, you are helping us build a thriving, self-determined lāhui.
Make a Financial Donation
Kamehameha Schools partners with more than 150 community organizations across Hawaiʻi to multiply Pauahi's gift, reach more families, and invest in priorities that matter to communities. When you give, you’re leveraging our commitment to stand with kaiāulu and help their work reach further.
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Expands access to education
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Supports families and learners statewide
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Strengthens the future of the lāhui through learning
Donate your Time
Volunteer opportunities provide meaningful ways to give forward, whether in the classroom, on ʻāina, or anywhere in your kaiāulu. Volunteering supports our community partners and helps build ʻāina resiliency. When you turn your hands down and put them to work, you are helping the lāhui grow.
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Find volunteer opportunties to mālama ʻāina
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Share your expertise in classroom or community
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Help grow a thriving lāhui
A Kahua of Kuleana
At Ke Kula ʻo Kamehameha, education is about more than academic success. Through E Ola!, we create a kahua of Kuleana, a strong foundation that shapes who our haumāna become and how they move through the world.
That foundation is formed through learning grounded in ʻike kupuna and aloha ʻāina. It is strengthened through relationships built on care and accountability. And it grows each day as haumāna develop their skills, character, and sense of purpose.
From this kahua, haumāna are prepared to be “good and industrious men and women,” not only for their own futures, but in service to others and the strength of Hawai’i and our lāhui.
