NFL to 36 non-profit organizations in the state

The NFL’s commitment to the state of Hawaii extends beyond the Pro Bowl.

36 non-profit organizations in the state will benefit from a total of $100,000 in grants as part of the NFL Charities Pro Bowl Grant Program, the NFL announced Friday.

For more than 20 years, NFL Charities has provided grants to Hawaiian-based non-profit organizations focused on youth education, health, and physical fitness.

• African American Diversity Cultural Center Hawaii

• After-School All-Stars Hawaii

• Armed Services YMCA – Honolulu

• Big Brothers Big Sisters of Maui

• Diversity Activities National Association

• Family Programs Hawaii

• Friends of the Library of Hawaii

• Friends of the Missing Child Center – Hawaii

• Fun Day Foundation

• Habilitat, Inc.

• Hale Kipa

• Hawaii Children’s Cancer Foundation

• Hawaii Council on Economic Education

• Hawaiian Kamalii, Inc.

• Hospice of Kona

• HUGS (Help, Understanding & Group Support)

• Kaho’omiki on behalf of Niu Valley Playground

• KAMP Hawaii

• Keiki Kokua

• Make-A-Wish Hawaii, Inc.

• Making Dreams Come True, Valley of Rainbows

• Marimed Foundation

• Ohana Komputer

• Pacific Big Boyz Football Conference

• Pacific Islands Athletic Alliance

• Palama Settlement

• Positive Coaching Hawaii

• Ronald McDonald House Charities of Hawaii

• Special Olympics Hawaii

• Talk About Curing Autism

• The Children’s Alliance of Hawaii, Inc.

• Waikiki Community Center

• Waikiki Health Center

• Waimanalo Health Center

• Young Women’s Christian Association of Oahu

• YWCA of Kauai