Aloha United Way recently announced its 2019 ALICE® funding opportunity.

See the Request For Proposals for complete details.

Agencies who intend to apply, must attend an information session:

  • May 16 – RFP Information Session: Waipahu
  • May 22 – RFP Information Session: Honolulu

Use this link to RSVP. If you don’t have an existing login, you may create one.

Please make note of the following important dates:

  • May 25 – Intent to apply due
  • Jun 15 – Proposals due

For technical assistance, please contact Sheryl Dodge at sdodge@auw.org or 543-2206.

For questions about the proposal, please contact Monique Weisman at mweisman@auw.org or Liz McFarlane at emcfarlane@auw.org.

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