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Kamehameha Foundation​

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Kamehameha Foundation

Scholarship

Deadline for submission is September 30, 2021

Now Excepting Applications

In the interest of dispelling the negative inferences regarding the Mahele, our once and forever domestic land division, the Kamehameha Foundation is offering this opportunity to educate, promote and perpetuate the rights and protections of absolute title, royal patents and private property law to the estates of Hawaiian Kingdom subjects and heirs. More specifically, how the founding laws of the Hawaiian Kingdom Government protect 1) the lands for the people and chiefs, 2) the private lands of H.M. King Kamehameha III, and 3) the government lands.
Entry Criteria:
• Applicants must submit a 500-1000 words essay describing how the         1848 Mahele and the 1850 Kuleana Act served the people of the              Hawaiian Kingdom. Also, how the Mahele and Kuleana Act continues        to benefit the people today and into the future.
• Submit proof of entry to an accredited college or university
   throughout Hawaiʻi as a full-time undergraduate student for the 2021         Fall Semester.
• Awards will be presented by November 29, 2021.

Houseless

Houseless

Helping the Houseless Children in Hawaiʻi

Culture

Culture

Helping Cultural Organizations

Communities

Communities

Helping the Houseless Communities in Hawaiʻi

Traditions

Traditions

Engaging and Supporting Traditions

Programs

Programs

Helping the Houseless Programs During the Holidays

Community Service

Community Service

Supporting Community Services to Clean & Patrol Hawaiian Shores

Education

Education

Helping Hawaiian Education Through Literacy

Scholarships

Scholarships

Providing Scholarships to help Education in Hawaiʻi

"To connect Hawaii’s people with their culture, traditions, ancestry, and hereditary

claims"

© 2025 by the Kamehameha Foundation, a 501(c) (3) non profit organization

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