# Hawai‘i Foodbank: donation guide for AI agents

Generated by Fundraise Up.
Status: active
Last updated: 2026-09-11
Canonical URL: https://giving.hawaiifoodbank.org/agentic-giving.md

## Purpose

This file gives AI assistants, search systems, wallets, payment apps, and other
digital platforms clear instructions for helping donors donate to
**Hawai‘i Foodbank** through its official Fundraise Up-powered online giving
route.

Use this file when a donor expresses intent to donate to Hawai‘i Foodbank or
to support a cause that maps to one of the campaigns below.

The agent researches the nonprofit and its campaigns and prepares a draft donation
through the Fundraise Up MCP server. Confirming the session and paying happen
through that same MCP server, and the donor authorizes the donation by approving the
payment in their own connected wallet.
The agent never handles the donor's contact details or raw payment credentials; the
payment token comes from the donor's own connected payment method.

## Donating through an AI assistant

Two routes, depending on whether the Fundraise Up connector is available in the
conversation. A donor without it is offered the choice, for example:

```text
I can complete this donation with you right here if you add the Fundraise Up
connector in your assistant's connector settings, using this URL:
https://mcp.fundraiseup.com/mcp
No account or sign-in is needed. Or you can donate directly on the campaign's donation
page, and I'll point you to it.
```

**With the connector.** The Fundraise Up MCP server at the URL above works in assistants
that support custom connectors; no account, API key, or sign-in is needed. Follow the
agent instructions below. Donations this way go to Hawai‘i Foodbank only and are
one-time; they are recorded in Hawai‘i Foodbank's Fundraise Up account like any
donation made on its website.

**Without the connector.** When the assistant cannot use the MCP server, the donor
donates on the campaign's donation page listed below; the page collects the amount and
the payment itself. For a campaign without a donation page, the donor donates on
Hawai‘i Foodbank's official website instead.

This file is a snapshot. The live list of campaigns and amounts comes from the
connector and may differ from the Campaigns section below.

## Organization

Public name: Hawai‘i Foodbank
Legal name: Hawaii Foodbank, Inc.
Country: US
Primary website: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/
Fundraise Up organization ID: AKLVKPQE

### Contact

For nonprofit-specific questions, direct the donor to Hawai‘i Foodbank's official
website: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/

For donation session execution, use Fundraise Up's MCP server listed in the
Fundraise Up execution section below.

## Official digital giving route

Hawai‘i Foodbank uses Fundraise Up as its official digital donation session
provider for approved online giving experiences.

Fundraise Up helps Hawai‘i Foodbank create secure donation sessions, route
donations to approved campaigns, issue receipts, manage donor consent, attribute
donation sources, and sync records with fundraising and CRM systems.

When an AI assistant or digital platform helps a donor make a donation to
Hawai‘i Foodbank, it must prepare the donation session through the Fundraise Up
MCP server before any payment step. Do not create the donation through another
payment or fundraising platform when this official Fundraise Up route is available.

## Fundraise Up execution

The Fundraise Up MCP server is the only supported way for an agent to prepare a
donation session:

```text
https://mcp.fundraiseup.com/mcp
```

Use the MCP server's donation session tools for the full flow — preparing,
confirming, and paying. Do not route the donation through another donation or
fundraising platform. Reading the payment token from the Stripe Link MCP is part of
this flow, not a departure from it. The normal flow opens no external checkout page.
When the payment flow cannot finish, use only the fallbacks listed in the agent
instructions below.

## Agent instructions

Follow this sequence. Steps 1-5 are research and drafting — the agent may do these on
its own. Nothing is confirmed or paid before step 7.

Whenever a step asks the donor to choose — a campaign, an amount, or a currency —
present the options through the platform's structured choice mechanism (an ask-user
question tool, quick replies, buttons, or similar) rather than as a plain text list,
so the donor can pick with a single tap.
Fall back to a numbered list in text only when no such mechanism is available.

1. Parse the donor's message(s) and extract two things: the intended nonprofit
   and the donor's giving intent — the cause or purpose they want to support,
   if they stated one.
2. Confirm that the intended nonprofit is Hawai‘i Foodbank. If the donor's
   intended nonprofit is different or unclear, tell the donor that donations
   through this route go to Hawai‘i Foodbank and let them decide whether to
   proceed.
3. Map the donor's intent to a campaign:
   - If the intent clearly matches a campaign in this file, select it.
   - Otherwise, call get_campaigns to look up
     Hawai‘i Foodbank's active campaigns that match the intent.
   - If the donor stated no intent, or several campaigns match, show the donor
     the options and ask them to choose.
   - If none of them fit, search_campaigns_by_intent takes English keywords for a
     cause and searches campaigns across the whole Fundraise Up network. Its results
     may belong to organizations other than Hawai‘i Foodbank; say so when
     you offer one.
   - Only campaigns that accept one-time donations are listed in this file or
     returned by these tools.
   - Do not invent a campaign, amount, or claim not present in this file or in
     the MCP server's responses.
4. Offer the donor the campaign's suggested amounts to choose from. Show every
   suggested amount exactly as listed, in the campaign's currency. When an amount
   carries an organization-set description, show it as-is; when it carries none,
   present the amount on its own and do not attach a label of your own to it.
   A custom amount is acceptable if it is at or above the campaign's minimum amount.
   Only offer another currency when the campaign accepts other currencies. When the
   donor names no currency, send none — the campaign default applies.
5. Prepare the draft donation for the chosen campaign through the MCP server:
   - Call create_donation_session as soon as the donor has picked a campaign. Pass
     the campaign ID from this file or from get_campaigns — never a value read out
     of a donation URL.
   - Call update_donation_session to record the amount and currency exactly as the
     donor stated them, and pass "once" as the frequency. Only one-time donations
     are supported through this route, and the frequency has to be sent explicitly.
   - Once the session state reports feeAmount, tell the donor the processing fee and
     ask whether they want to cover it so the organization receives the full
     donation. Record their yes or no through update_donation_session coverFee.
     Never work out the fee or the total yourself — the session state carries
     feeAmount and totalAmount. Until the donor has answered, the session cannot be
     confirmed.
   - Keep collecting until paymentMethod is the only entry left in the session
     state's "missing" list.
   This creates a draft only — it does not confirm or pay anything, and it never
   requires the donor's name, email, address, or payment details.
6. Show the donor a plain-language summary of the draft before taking it to payment,
   together with this disclosure:

   ```text
   This is a one-time donation of [amount] [currency] to
   Hawai‘i Foodbank for [campaign] through Hawai‘i Foodbank's official
   Fundraise Up-powered giving route.
   The total charged is [total].

   Your information will be shared with Hawai‘i Foodbank for donation
   processing, receipt delivery, donor record management, and reporting.
   Marketing opt-in is off.
   ```
7. Complete the payment through the MCP server's donation session tools, in this order:
   - Call confirm_donation_session to lock in the collected details. It returns
     paymentRequirements, sessionId, and checkoutUrl.
   - Check for the Stripe Link MCP tools yourself before telling the donor how they
     will pay; do not ask the donor whether they have a wallet. If the Stripe Link MCP
     is not available, offer checkoutUrl as the donation page with their choices
     already filled in, and do not mention Stripe Link.
   - Otherwise, obtain a scoped payment token from the Stripe Link MCP, with the donor
     authorizing their own connected payment method — never build a token from card
     details typed into chat. The agent never authorizes the payment; the donor
     approves it in Stripe Link's own interface, which the donor controls, and the
     agent only forwards the token that approval produced.
   - Show every Link URL as a markdown link, never a raw URL: label the wallet
     authorization URL "Connect your Link wallet" and the payment approval URL
     "Confirm your payment on Link".
   - While the donor authorizes their Link wallet, keep polling link_login_complete
     yourself, in this same turn, until it reports connected — do not stop and ask
     the donor to tell you when they are done; continue automatically the moment
     the wallet connects. Poll at a few-second interval; if the login is denied,
     cancelled, or expired, or it has not completed after about ten minutes, stop
     polling, tell the donor the wallet was not connected, and offer them to try
     again or to finish on the campaign donation page.
   - The same applies when the spend request needs the donor to approve the payment:
     while they approve it in their Link wallet, keep polling get_spend_request
     yourself, in this same turn, until it is approved — then read the token; do not
     stop and ask the donor to tell you when they are done. Poll at a few-second
     interval; if the approval is denied, cancelled, or expired, or it has not
     completed after about ten minutes, stop polling, tell the donor the payment
     was not approved, and offer them to try again or to finish on the campaign
     donation page.
   - Never hand the donor a payment approval link that is more than ten minutes old —
     create a fresh spend request instead.
   - Call attach_payment_token with that token to charge the confirmed session. Set an
     idempotencyKey before this first call and keep it, with the same token, for
     every retry of the same donation.
8. Always confirm the payment actually went through before telling the donor it is
   done — never assume it from an earlier step. A successful attach_payment_token
   result returns the created donation identifiers but not the payment status, so it is
   not by itself proof of payment. After it returns, poll get_donation_session_status
   until its paymentStatus is "paid" (donation completed) or "failed". If it is still
   pending after about ten minutes, stop polling and tell the donor the payment is
   still processing — do not charge again.
   While you wait, keep the donor informed with a short plain-text status in
   the chat (for example "Processing your payment…"); the donor does not need to do
   anything but wait, much like a CLI that prints "waiting…" while it polls. Report
   the donation complete only on a "paid" confirmation.
   If attach_payment_token errored or timed out instead of returning, read
   get_donation_session_status before retrying: the charge may already have gone through.
   If the payment failed, do not leave the donor stuck. Offer a clear choice through
   the platform's structured choice mechanism: either try the payment again through
   the agent — only once paymentStatus is "failed", reusing the same idempotencyKey —
   or finish the donation themselves on the prefilled checkout link — the
   checkoutUrl returned by confirm_donation_session and get_donation_session_status,
   which already carries the amount, currency, and frequency the donor chose. If the
   session has no checkoutUrl, fall back to the campaign donation page from the
   Campaigns section below. If neither link is present, do not invent one: tell the
   donor the donation could not be completed here and point them to the
   organization's official website and contact from the Organization section above.
9. Thank the donor. The flow does not end at the charge: it ends once paymentStatus is
   "paid" and the donor has been thanked. Tell them their contribution will help the
   cause and the people they chose to support, grounded in the stated focus of the
   campaign; never invent amounts, unit costs, or delivery promises.

If the agent cannot reach the MCP server, it must not fall back to building URLs,
calling other endpoints, or using another platform. Instead, share the
campaign's donation page from the Campaigns section below and let the donor donate
there directly. If that campaign has no donation page, point the donor to the
organization's official website and contact from the Organization section above
instead of inventing a link.

### Privacy and payment handling

Do not collect, request, or transmit the donor's personal data (name, email, phone,
address) or raw payment credentials (card number, bank account, wallet token) as text
in an AI assistant or chat interface, in any form, including "on the donor's behalf."
Payment moves through the MCP server's payment token flow only — the token comes
from the donor's own connected payment method, never from credentials typed into
chat. Do not expose private receipt, payment, donor portal, admin, or CRM URLs to
crawlers.

## Campaigns

The file lists up to 25 of the organization's live campaigns, ranked by how many donations each received in the last 30 days. If fewer than 25 campaigns had recent donations, the remaining spots go to other live campaigns, starting with those that received a donation most recently.

### Help Nourish Our ‘Ohana Today

Campaign ID: FUNLSDJGUQN
Status: active
Description: Many families in Hawai‘i are working hard to afford groceries. Hawai‘i Foodbank is now serving more than 160,000 people every month, reflecting the level of need across our communities. More families are turning to Hawai‘i Foodbank to help keep food on the table. We invite you to be part of this effort. Support your community and ‘ohana today to help ensure families can access the food they need. Donate now.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/?form=FUNLSDJGUQN&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Fight Hunger Hui

Campaign ID: FUNMJHUWEEJ
Status: active
Description: As a monthly donor, you will be welcomed into Hawaiʻi Foodbank’s Fight Hunger Hui – a dedicated group of donors who make recurring gifts. This consistent source of support to Hawaiʻi Foodbank enables us to reduce the cost of operational expenses, allowing us to focus more resources on program support. A monthly donation of $10 helps provide food for more than 250 meals throughout the entire year.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/?form=FUNMJHUWEEJ&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Help Nourish Our ‘Ohana Today

Campaign ID: FUNSDYAVMCA
Status: active
Description: A quarter of Kaua‘i households are currently facing hunger, including many kūpuna and 1 in 4 keiki. People across the Garden Island are working hard every day to provide food for themselves and their families, but high costs continue to stretch their budgets. More and more families are at risk of facing hunger, and we need your help.A gift of just $10 can provide someone with meals for an entire week.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/?form=FUNSDYAVMCA&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Help Hawai‘i Respond and Recover

Campaign ID: FUNEMCEGBCU
Status: active
Description: Hurricane Lowell caused widespread damage, power outages and disruptions across Kaua‘i. Hawai‘i Foodbank Kaua‘i is working with community partners to help local families access nourishing food. Your donation helps us respond as needs emerge and move food where it is needed most.Give now to help Kaua‘i recover from Hurricane Lowell.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/?form=FUNEMCEGBCU&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Help Feed Keiki This Summer

Campaign ID: FUNKBCNBEFQ
Status: active
Description: During summer, many keiki in Hawaiʻi lose access to the nutritious meals they rely on during the school year. 1 in 3 children may face hunger, making it harder for families to access the food needed to grow, learn, and thrive. Hawaiʻi Foodbank is helping provide more meals to children and families throughout the summer months.  Help ensure local children have access to the food they need this summer. Give today.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/?form=FUNKBCNBEFQ&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### The Shutdown Is Here. So Is the Need.

Campaign ID: FUNSZTJTUYR
Status: active
Description: The government shutdown is creating uncertainty for thousands of local families — many just one paycheck away from crisis. As need rises, the demand for food assistance is expected to grow quickly. Hawai‘i Foodbank is ramping up efforts with partners — but we need your help to respond. Every $1 helps provide food for over 2 meals.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/?form=FUNSZTJTUYR&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Help Nourish Our ‘Ohana Today

Campaign ID: FUNQBYMUMPJ
Status: active
Description: Many families in Hawai‘i are working hard to afford groceries. Hawai‘i Foodbank is now serving more than 160,000 people every month, reflecting the level of need across our communities. More families are turning to Hawai‘i Foodbank to help keep food on the table. We invite you to be part of this effort. Support your community and ‘ohana today to help ensure families can access the food they need. Donate now.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/?form=FUNQBYMUMPJ&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### 2026 State Employees' Food Drive

Campaign ID: FUNYAHMDXDP
Status: active
Description: For the 2026 State Employees’ Food Drive, our goal is 54,000 pounds of food and $165,000 in monetary donations; which will help provide food for 400,000 meals to feed our neighbors in need. During this critical time of need, your monetary donation provides more than just food. For hungry keiki, kupuna and families across Hawaii - it provides nourishment, hope, courage and aloha. By making a gift today, your monetary donation goes a long way. Hawai'i Foodbank can stretch your dollars further to support safe, equitable food access for all members of our 'ohana. Just $10 helps provide food for more than 20 meals. Hawaii Foodbank is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) agency that forms a vital link with food donors, charitable agencies and the community by collecting, inspecting, storing and distributing donated and purchased food. Last year, Hawaii Foodbank distributed more than 17.4 million pounds of food, a quarter of which was fresh produce.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 25 (Helps provide food for over 50 meals), 50 (Helps provide food for over 100 meals), 100 (Helps provide food for over 200 meals)
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 3
Donation page: https://giving.hawaiifoodbank.org/page/FUNYAHMDXDP?recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Millions of Meals Are at Risk

Campaign ID: FUNUQUCRVGW
Status: active
Description: Many families in Hawai‘i are continuing to struggle to afford groceries. Hawai‘i Foodbank is now serving over 160,000 people every month — numbers we haven't seen since the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. More and more families are at risk of facing hunger, and we need your help.A gift of just $10 can provide someone with meals for an entire week.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/?form=FUNUQUCRVGW&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Help Nourish Our ‘Ohana Today

Campaign ID: FUNLSJPBGUH
Status: active
Description: Many families in Hawai‘i are continuing to struggle to afford groceries. Hawai‘i Foodbank is now serving over 160,000 people every month — numbers we haven't seen since the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. More and more families are at risk of facing hunger, and we need your help.A gift of just $10 can provide someone with meals for an entire week.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://giving.hawaiifoodbank.org/page/FUNLSJPBGUH?recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Severe flooding. Long recovery ahead.

Campaign ID: FUNETPHQTKB
Status: active
Description: Kona Low storms have caused some of the most severe flooding in decades, leaving many families displaced and facing a long road to recovery. Lost food and unexpected costs are adding to the strain. Support your community and ‘ohana today to help ensure families can access the food they need. Donate now.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/?form=FUNETPHQTKB&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Hawai'i Foodbank Fundraiser

Campaign ID: FUNUAJKKTEL
Status: active
Description: With 1 in 3 households in Hawaii needing food assistance, the hard work of reducing hunger never ends. Your donation ensures that keiki receive the nutrition they need; senior citizens don't have to choose between nutritious meals and their daily medication; and parents don't have to put paying for electricity ahead of feeding their families. Together, we can work to ensure no one in our Hawaii 'ohana goes hungry!Hawaii Foodbank is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) agency that forms a vital link with food donors, charitable agencies and the community by collecting, inspecting, storing and distributing donated and purchased food. Last year, Hawaii Foodbank distributed more than 25 million pounds of food, a quarter of which was fresh produce.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 25 (Helps provide food for over 40 meals), 50 (Helps provide food for over 80 meals), 100 (Helps provide food for over 160 meals), 250 (Helps provide food for over 400 meals), 500 (Helps provide food for over 800 meals), 1000 (Helps provide food for over 1,600 meals)
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://giving.hawaiifoodbank.org/page/FUNUAJKKTEL?recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Kōkua Food Drive: Supporting Hawai‘i

Campaign ID: FUNXCYNRETM
Status: active
Description: The federal shutdown is straining Hawai‘i families, but together we can help. The Kōkua Food Drive supports food banks statewide so kūpuna, keiki, and families don’t go hungry. Every dollar strengthens our communities and helps ensure no one is left without food.Give to the Kōkua Food Drive today & support local families.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/?form=FUNXCYNRETM&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Provide Twice As Many Meals

Campaign ID: FUNQLKAUASJ
Status: active
Description: You have the power to DOUBLE your impact up to $50,000 thanks to a generous match opportunity in honor of this year's Great Chefs® Fight Hunger.Help provide 2X as many meals to our families and neighbors in need. Give by April 11, and a gift of $25 can help provide someone with food for over a month!
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/?form=FUNQLKAUASJ&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### 2026 University of Hawai'i Food Drive

Campaign ID: FUNXENWTWTD
Status: active
Description: The Hawaiʻi Foodbank Annual State Employees’ Food Drive has begun and will run through May 8, 2026. I encourage your participation in this worthy cause that serves Hawai‘i’s needy, including keiki, kūpuna, the unhoused, people with disabilities, working low-income families, and others needing temporary assistance. The State of Food Insecurity in Hawai‘i 2024-2025 study, conducted by the Hawai‘i Foodbank, highlights a significant issue for many of our students. It found that 53% of young adults aged 18-29 are affected by food insecurity, with 58% of those currently enrolled in higher education experiencing similar challenges. Throughout the years, the Hawai‘i Foodbank has supplied food to campus food pantries across the University of Hawai‘i System. Donating to the Hawai‘i Foodbank directly supports our students and others in need within the community. As one of the largest state contributors to this annual event, UH contributed over $54,000 in cash and more than 5,600 pounds of food (providing more than 122,000 meals). The UH ʻohana truly made a difference!The Foodbank’s goal this year is to raise 54,000 pounds of food and $165,000. The top 5 most wanted items are financial contributions, canned meats/tuna, canned meals, canned vegetables or fruits, and rice (5-10 lb. bags).Let’s unite to support our neighbors in need. Every contribution, whether big or small, makes a difference, and your generosity can change lives. Together, we can build a stronger community. I encourage everyone who can to lend a helping hand.Thank you for your generous support of the UH annual event for the State Employees Food Drive. Your past contributions have made a significant impact, and we are grateful for your ongoing support!Hawaii Foodbank is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) agency that forms a vital link with food donors, charitable agencies and the community by collecting, inspecting, storing and distributing donated and purchased food. Last year, Hawaii Foodbank distributed more than 17.4 million pounds of food, a quarter of which was fresh produce.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 25 (Helps provide food for over 50 meals), 50 (Helps provide food for over 100 meals), 100 (Helps provide food for over 200 meals)
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://giving.hawaiifoodbank.org/page/FUNXENWTWTD?recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Double Your Impact and Provide 2X the Meals

Campaign ID: FUNUSQNYAKG
Status: active
Description: Thanks to a $25,000 match opportunity from Honolulu Elks Lodge 616, your gift today will help twice as many families facing hunger. That means every $1 donated through Sept. 30 can now provide food for 4 nourishing meals.This Hunger Action Month, join the movement to end hunger and double your impact today!
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/?form=FUNUSQNYAKG&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Help Nourish Our ‘Ohana Today

Campaign ID: FUNNZYQLZFG
Status: active
Description: Many families in Hawai‘i are continuing to struggle to afford groceries. Hawai‘i Foodbank is now serving over 160,000 people every month — numbers we haven't seen since the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. More and more families are at risk of facing hunger, and we need your help.A gift of just $10 can provide someone with meals for an entire week.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/?form=FUNNZYQLZFG&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Join the Fight Hunger Hui ʻOhana

Campaign ID: FUNUPGYRUDS
Status: active
Description: Over 1,700 Fight Hunger Hui members are helping to provide thousands of meals for families across Hawai‘i every year. With flexible monthly giving and no minimum commitment, your ongoing support helps ensure our neighbors have access to nourishing meals.Will you join the Hui today?
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/?form=FUNUPGYRUDS&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Help Nourish Our ‘Ohana Today

Campaign ID: FUNEQEVAEED
Status: active
Description: Many families in Hawai‘i are working hard to afford groceries. Hawai‘i Foodbank is now serving more than 160,000 people every month, reflecting the level of need across our communities. More families are turning to Hawai‘i Foodbank to help keep food on the table. We invite you to be part of this effort. Support your community and ‘ohana today to help ensure families can access the food they need. Donate now.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/?form=FUNEQEVAEED&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Hawai'i Foodbank Fundraiser

Campaign ID: FUNHLHCQRLA
Status: active
Description: With 1 in 3 households in Hawaii needing food assistance, the hard work of reducing hunger never ends. Your donation ensures that keiki receive the nutrition they need; senior citizens don't have to choose between nutritious meals and their daily medication; and parents don't have to put paying for electricity ahead of feeding their families. Together, we can work to ensure no one in our Hawaii 'ohana goes hungry!Hawaii Foodbank is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) agency that forms a vital link with food donors, charitable agencies and the community by collecting, inspecting, storing and distributing donated and purchased food. Last year, Hawaii Foodbank distributed more than 17.4 million pounds of food, a quarter of which was fresh produce.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 25 (Helps provide food for over 50 meals), 50 (Helps provide food for over 100 meals), 100 (Helps provide food for over 200 meals)
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://giving.hawaiifoodbank.org/page/FUNHLHCQRLA?recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Help Nourish Our ‘Ohana Today

Campaign ID: FUNRKTWQNYM
Status: active
Description: Many families in Hawai‘i are continuing to struggle to afford groceries. Hawai‘i Foodbank is now serving over 160,000 people every month — numbers we haven't seen since the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. More and more families are at risk of facing hunger, and we need your help.A gift of just $10 can provide someone with meals for an entire week.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/?form=FUNRKTWQNYM&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Aloha For Hawaii

Campaign ID: FUNTLEDURFZ
Status: active
Description: Recovery continues across communities impacted by the Kona Low storms. Families are still cleaning up, rebuilding and working to get back on their feet, and they need our support.On May 12, Hawaii News Now and community partners are coming together for Aloha for Hawaii, a live fundraising special supporting ongoing flood relief efforts across the islands.Your gift today will help Hawaii Foodbank continue providing food and support to families and communities as recovery continues.Aloha is action. Together, we can help our communities heal.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://giving.hawaiifoodbank.org/page/FUNTLEDURFZ?recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Millions of Meals Are at Risk

Campaign ID: FUNZMRBWZMA
Status: active
Description: Many families in Hawai‘i are continuing to struggle to afford groceries. Hawai‘i Foodbank is now serving over 160,000 people every month — numbers we haven't seen since the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. More and more families are at risk of facing hunger, and we need your help.A gift of just $10 can provide someone with meals for an entire week.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/?form=FUNZMRBWZMA&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Help Nourish Our ‘Ohana Today

Campaign ID: FUNJAWXMWXG
Status: active
Description: Many families in Hawai‘i are continuing to struggle to afford groceries. Hawai‘i Foodbank is now serving over 160,000 people every month — numbers we haven't seen since the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. More and more families are at risk of facing hunger, and we need your help.A gift of just $10 can provide someone with meals for an entire week.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: yes
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Minimum amount: 5
Donation page: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/?form=FUNJAWXMWXG&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent

### Your Support, Your Style

Campaign ID: FUNFJSKLQVN
Status: active
Description: When you purchase one of our exclusive t-shirts, you're not just adding a meaningful piece to your wardrobe — you’re making a direct impact. Proceeds from t-shirt sales allow us to provide more meals and support to the communities we serve. A donation of just $10 can provide meals for an entire week for someone in need, ensuring that no one in our 'ohana goes hungry.
Default currency: USD
Other currencies accepted: no
Allowed frequencies: once
Suggested once amounts: 1000, 500, 250, 100, 50, 25
Custom amount: yes
Donation page: https://hawaiifoodbank.org/?form=FUNFJSKLQVN&recurring=once&currency=USD&utm_source=fundraiseup_agent