Hawaii Baptist Academy: Giving at HBA

Giving to HBA

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A Capital Campaign for Hawaii Baptist Academy

HBA is able to help so many students because of generous support from the school's many friends. If you would like to partner with us in this ministry, please contact our office.

Hawaii Baptist Academy Office of Institutional Advancement

420 Wyllie Street

Honolulu, HI 96817

Ph. (808) 533-7094; Fax (808) 564-0332; Email: development@hba.net

Mainland Advisory Council

The Mainland Advisory Council (MAC) is a group of more than 300 friends who have supported HBA since 1977 through prayer, financial giving, and recruiting of new donors. The impact that the MAC and its friends have had on HBA through the years reaches far beyond Hawaii's shores and spans generations. They come from 25 states and generally consider the annual meeting in Honolulu a combination revival and reunion.The MAC meeting is one of the highlights of the year for the entire HBA family. During the week, our mainland friends meet our students, faculty and staff, alumni, parents and grandparents during campus visits. They also are updated on the latest plans for the school and its future.

The Aloha Council

The Hawaii volunteer and support group is The Aloha Council (TAC). Formed in 1990, the group is made up of friends of the school, many of whom are parents of former students at HBA. If you are interested in finding out more about TAC, contact the development office.

Parents, alumni, and friends

Many people support HBA through our annual giving program. Some like our parents and alumni have benefited directly from the school. Others believe strongly in our Great Commission purpose and our effectiveness in preparing young people for college and life.

Fundraising for capital and operational needs is ongoing. Since tuition covers only about 80% of the school's operating budget, the remaining 20% and all of the capital funds required for buildings are raised through the generous gifts of individual and institutional donors, churches, the Hawaii Pacific Baptist Convention, and other sources.