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Council for Native Hawailan Advancement
Honolulu HICDFI Awards for Council for Native Hawailan Advancement
NACA (2004) - $130,000
The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement (CNHA) in Honolulu, HI is a community based organization that provides technical assistance and advocacy to the Native Hawaiian community to promote economic development within and empowerment of the community. CNHA will use the $150,000 technical assistance award through the Native American CDFI Assistance Program to obtain consulting services that will help it establish a community development financial institution (CDFI) with a mission to serve the Native Hawaiian community.
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Honolulu
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