Communities that have deep roots in their ­history and culture are blessed with an ­enduring sense of pride in their heritage and cultural identity. The Campbell Family Foundation shares these roots as descendants of our ­grandmother, Abigail Maipinepine Campbell, who was ­passionately concerned about the welfare of Native Hawaiians. We are also aware of our unique responsibility to the communities that have been influenced in ­profound ways by our ­grandfather, James Campbell. His farsightedness as a ­business pioneer continues to have ­far-reaching impact on the state’s economic future, ­particularly with the development of the City of Kapolei and surrounding communities.
            In 2006, the Campbell Family Foundation reaffirmed its commitment to the well-being of Hawai‘i’s communities with grants totaling $929,210. About one-half of the grants will ­directly or indirectly benefit Native Hawaiians. Some of these grants include Bishop Museum / Nänäikapono Community School Museum , Goodwill Industries of Hawai‘i, Hawaiian Legacy Foundation, Nänäkuli High and Intermediate School , and St. Jude Catholic Church Outreach Program. We feature their programs in this report.
            We are grateful to family members and friends who continue to support the Campbell Family Foundation. Their generosity allows us to honor the legacy of James and Abigail, in whose name we carry forward this important work.

James C. Shingle
President