Office of Hawaiian Affairs gives $500,000 to PACT for Native Hawaiian program – Pacific Business News

Posted on June 23, 2013June 23, 2013 by Russ Roberts

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The Office of Hawaiian Affairs has donated $500,000 to the local nonprofit Parents And Children Together, or PACT, to support its mission of providing educational and social services to families in need, the nonprofit said Friday.

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Extensive report from "Pacific Business News" on tthe PACT program, which helps struggling native Hawaiian families with jobs, counseling, education, and shelter needs. Aloha, Russ.

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