There were 912 organizations in Hawaii that listed themselves as “non-profit” and received Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans during 2020 totalling over $213 million. Most likely received similar amounts in the second draw of the PPP loan program in 2021.

The list is heavy on health care, education, and community services of all kinds, again joined by churches.

Ranking #1 and #2 on the list according to loan amount were Hale Makua Health Services on Maui, and Mid-Pacific Institute in Honolulu, which both received more than $5 million in 2020.

The top 30 loan recipients are shown in the table below. These comprise just 3.2% of all the oragnizations funded, but accounted for 39.9% of all PPP loans made during 2020.

Click on the table to see a larger version. This includes the lender of each loan made.

To view the full list of 912 non-profit organizations and the amount of PPP funding each received, click here.