Na Makamae: Kasey, Ka Paʻalana
Kasey Galariada has been with our Ka Paʻalana Homeless Family Education Program for over 10 years.
Read MoreJan Dill Featured in Pacific Business News
Partners in Development Foundation (PIDF) president Jan Dill was featured in a Pacific Business News article describing his professional journey to the founding of PIDF.
Read MoreStarbucks Brings Cheer to Ka Paʻalana
Starbucks Kapolei district managers paid a visit to our Ka Paʻalana Hope Shelter, bringing hot cocoa, coffee, and holiday cheer to our ʻohana.
Read MoreHula Grill Donates to Tūtū and Me Keiki
For the 2nd year in a row, Hula Grill employees gathered to generously give toys to dozens of our in-need Tūtū and Me keiki across the state.
Read MorePIDF Staff Rock AUW Fundraiser
Our staff participated in the annual Aloha United Way (AUW) fundraiser with almost record participation & raising $14,246 for nonprofits in Hawaiʻi.
Read MoreFostering Aloha: It’s Our Kuleana
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs’ most recent issue of Ka Wai Ola dives deep into the issue of foster care in Hawaiʻi.
Read MoreNa Makamae: Craig, Safety
Our Na Makamae for November is Craig Okutani, the Safety Manager for PIDF who is known for his diligence and humor.
Read MoreGet Involved This #GivingTuesday
GivingTuesday takes place on December 3rd this year, but there are many ways you can help support our programs before, during and after.
Read MoreAnnual Reception Highlights Partnerships
The annual Hoʻomaikaʻi reception welcomed many of our sponsors, donors and grantors to the Oahu Country Club and highlighted some of our program’s partnerships.
Read MoreEvents Show Baibala Journey
Celebrations have kicked off for the bicentennial of missionaries bringing Christianity to Hawaiʻi, and Baibala Hemolele (our Hawaiian Bible Project) will be involved in multiple events.
Read MorePreschools Pick Pumpkins
Preschool sites with our Tūtū and Me, Ka Paʻalana, and Nā Pono No Nā ʻOhana programs went on huakaʻi throughout October to pick pumpkins, pet animals, and learn a little more about farming on the ʻāina.
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