Giving to the Library

The Aspect Technology Book Endowment was established in 2005 by the Aspect Technology Fund (Hawaiʻi Community Foundation). This fund provides support for the acquisition of library resources, exclusive of serials, in the fields of computer technology and medical technology.

Please contribute to the Aspect Technology Book Endowment or contact the University of Hawaiʻi Foundation

The Bell Pacific Research Award was established in 1962. This Award is bestowed annually for the best paper based upon research of the Pacific Islands area including Hawaiʻi and New Zealand written by UH students, one graduate and one undergraduate.

Please contribute to the Bell Pacific Research Award or contact the University of Hawaiʻi Foundation

The GSB/ST Book Endowment was established in 2005 by the Estate of George S. Bonn. Mr. Bonn was a friend of the University. He lived and traveled extensively in Asia and the South Pacific, acquiring a large collection of textiles and artworks, which he donated to CTAHR in August 2000. This fund is to be used to augment the resource materials for teaching and research in the Science & Technology Collection at the UHM Library.

Please contribute to the GSB/ST Book Endowment or contact the University of Hawaiʻi Foundation

The Hawaiian Collection Enrichment Fund was established in 1999. The fund supports and enhances the Hawaiian Collection at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Library.

Please contribute to the Hawaiian Collection Enrichment Fund or contact the University of Hawaiʻi Foundation

The fund supports the acquisition, processing, and preservation of materials for the Japanese American Veteran’s Collection, which documents the rich heritage of Hawaii’s AJA veterans and their families.

Please make a donation to the Japanese American Veteran’s Collection Fund or contact the University of Hawaiʻi Foundation

The Jean Charlot Collection Enrichment Fund was established in 2000 for the purpose of enhancing and supporting the Jean Charlot Collection at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Library.

Please contribute to the Jean Charlot Collection Enrichment Fund or contact the University of Hawaiʻi Foundation

The John & Barbara Stephan Asiatic Russian Collection Enrichment Fund was established in 2004 by Dr. and Mrs. Stephan. The fund supports the acquisition and preservation of rare imprints, manuscripts, maps and audiovisual materials for the Asiatic Russian Collection.

Please contribute to the John & Barbara Stephan Asiatic Russian Collection Enrichment Fund or contact the University of Hawaiʻi Foundation

The John & Barbara Stephan Hawaiian Collection Enrichment Fund was established in 2004 by Dr. and Mrs. Stephan. The fund supports the acquisition and preservation of rare imprints, manuscripts, maps and audiovisual materials for the Hawaiian Collection.

Please contribute to the John & Barbara Stephan Hawaiian Collection Enrichment Fund or contact the University of Hawaiʻi Foundation

The John & Barbara Stephan Pacific Collection Enrichment Fund was established in 2004 by Dr. and Mrs. Stephan. The fund supports the acquisition and preservation of rare imprints, manuscripts, maps and audiovisual materials for the Pacific Collection.

Please contribute to the John & Barbara Stephan Pacific Collection Enrichment Fund or contact the University of Hawaiʻi Foundation

For the general purpose of enhancing and supporting the care and promotion of the Kajiyama collection, to benefit library users by making the collection available for research and study.

Please contribute to the Kajiyama Collection Enrichment Fund or contact the University of Hawaiʻi Foundation

To provide scholarship support for full time juniors or seniors enrolled in the Dept. of East Asian Languages and Literature, with a major in Japanese Language and Literature.

Please contribute to the Kurazo & Mitsu Ogata memorial Library Fund or contact the University of Hawaiʻi Foundation

Library Enrichment Fund may be used in any manner determined necessary by the University Librarian whether that is providing seed money to new programs or services, hosting exhibits and events, or purchasing books and other research materials in many formats including electronic. The bibliographic universe is rapidly expanding. The Library can always use support in enriching access for our students and faculty to the world of knowledge.

Please make a donation to the Library Enrichment Fund or contact the University of Hawaiʻi Foundation

The Library Innovations Fund endowment was established with a planned gift by the late Dr. Arthur Goodfriend in 1997. The income from this endowment provides support for Library faculty and staff to develop innovative ways to advance the cause of education, to promote the effective use of the Library’s collections and information resources, and to prepare students to function self-sufficiently in the information age and become lifelong learners.

Please make a donation to the Library Innovations Fund or contact the University of Hawaiʻi Foundation

The Map Collection Enrichment Fund supports the acquisition, processing, preservation, and promotion of maps and spatial resources for the UH Mānoa Library’s Map Collection.

Please make a donation to the Map Collection Enrichment Fund or contact the University of Hawaiʻi Foundation

The NEH Library Fund was established in 1988 as part of the National Endowment for the Humanities Challenge Grant to support the purchase of materials in the humanities to be placed in the Asia & Pacific Collections in the Library.

Please contribute to the NEH Library Fund or contact the University of Hawaii Foundation

This fund was established in 1995 in memory of Nina Horio. Contributions are used for the purchase of medical science books and for the Nina D.P. Horio Excellence in Librarianship Award from time to time when a truly worthy candidate is nominated.

Please contribute to the Nina Horio Memorial Fund or contact the University of Hawaii Foundation

The Pacific Collection Enrichment Fund was established in 1993 with donations in honor of the retirement of the first curator of the Pacific Collection, Madame R. Renee Heyum, and later enhanced by her generous bequest. It continues to support Pacific scholars and librarians as it builds upon the high standards of collection development and spirit of service established by Miss Heyum. The fund supports and enhances the development of Pacific-related resources and services at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Library in general and in the Pacific Collection in particular.

Please contribute to the Pacific Collection Enrichment Fund or contact the University of Hawaiʻi Foundation

The Paula Szilard – Nutrition Book Fund was established in 1995 by Paula Szilard to provide for the purchase of nutrition books and selective materials in culinary history for Hamilton Library.

Please contribute to the Paula Szilard – Nutrition Book Fund or contact the University of Hawaiʻi Foundation

The Peace Corps Training Center Collection Fund was established in 2014 with the assistance of Ethel Aiko Oda, training staff from the center and Emeritus Faculty at UH Mānoa, and Rosemary Casey, Returned Peace Corps Volunteer. The Collection contains materials developed and used over a 10-year period to train Americans in knowledge and skills needed to successfully engage with host country nationals as Peace Corps Volunteers in Asia and the Pacific. Materials are located at the UH Hilo Library and in the Hawaiian and Pacific Collection, the Asian Collection, and the Archives and Manuscripts Department of Hamilton Library at UH Mānoa.

The fund was established for the purpose of supporting continual growth of the UH Peace Corps Training Center Collection with such activities as preservation, conservation, and management of current and donated materials.

Please make a donation to the Peace Corps Collection Fund or contact the University of Hawaiʻi Foundation

The Sakamaki/Hawley Ryukyus/Okinawa Fund was established in 2000 for the purpose of enhancing and supporting the development of the Asia Collection’s Ryukyus/Okinawan resources at the UHM Library in general, and the Sakamaki/Hawley Collection in particular. Examples include but are not limited to expenditures for Ryukyus/Okinawan acquisitions in any language or medium, preservation activities including outsourcing of scroll restoration, cataloging or otherwise providing access to or promotion of the resources, and to support related staff programs, training and travel expenses.

Please contribute to the Sakamaki/Hawley Ryukyus/Okinawa Fund or contact the University of Hawaiʻi Foundation

The Science & Technology Collection Enrichment Fund was established in 1992 by the late Dr. Maxwell Doty (Professor Emeritus, Botany, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa). This fund is to be used to support and enhance the development of the Science & Technology Collection at the UHM Library.

Please contribute to the Science & Technology Collection Enrichment Fund or contact the University of Hawaiʻi Foundation