Ed Case Secures $500,000 for INPEACE Center for Entrepreneurship
We are pleased to announce Congressman Ed Case secured $500,000 in federal funding for the development of the INPEACE Center for Entrepreneurship, a small business incubator to assist local entrepreneurs and small businesses.
Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott graces INPEACE with a $5 Million Gift for Education in Indigenous Communities
We are pleased to announce the Institute for Native Pacific Education and Culture (INPEACE) received a historic gift of $5 million from Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott, the largest single unrestricted donation received by INPEACE in our 28 years of operation and the most remarkable investment towards our mission. As a result of a national search and an extensive research process, the gift was made in support of our educational work with indigenous people.
Native Hawaiian Organizations Association Awards $21,061
The Native Hawaiian Organizations Association has generously provided $21,061 in funds to INPEACE to support a book project to create culture-based children’s readers to help build educational capacity for keiki.
