HAWAII JUSTICE FOUNDATION

The Hawaii Justice Foundation is an independent, tax-exempt grantmaking organization whose sole purpose is to achieve justice for Hawaii's people. The Foundation was established in 1969 as a vehicle for philanthropic law-related projects in the State of Hawaii. The membership of the Foundation is made up of lawyers, lay advocates, social scientists, judges, volunteer mediators and arbitrators, paralegals, notaries public, guardians ad litem, social workers, court clerks, court reporters, and anyone else who believes in reasoned problem-solving and the rule of law... Currently, nine banks participate in the IOLTA program. They are: American Savings Bank, Bank of Hawaii, Bank of the Orient, Central Pacific Bank, First Foundation Bank (formerly known as Pacific Rim Bank), First Hawaiian Bank, Hawaii National Bank, Home Street Bank, and Ohana Pacific Bank. You are free to choose any of these nine banks that you wish. Of these nine banks, five are "Prime Partner Banks," which means these..