Hawaii charitable giving not as good as believed - Hawaii News Now - KGMB and KHNL Home: "HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - According to IRS tax deduction data, Hawaii residents give less than most Americans to charity.
The finding, contained within a 162-page report by Mark Wong and Commercial Data Systems for the Honolulu Symphony, contradicts the widespread belief in Hawaii that local residents are especially generous in giving back to the community."
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Hawaii funds several dozen charities, but not all - Forbes.com
Hawaii funds several dozen charities, but not all - Forbes.com: "HONOLULU -
More than half of Hawaii charities counting on state funding got their money before last month's deadline, but a few dozen other nonprofit organizations fell victim to tightening government budgets."
More than half of Hawaii charities counting on state funding got their money before last month's deadline, but a few dozen other nonprofit organizations fell victim to tightening government budgets."
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