Brigham Young University-Hawaii
SYNOPSIS
Let's face it. Money can be a blessing or a stumbling block. Prosperous families often lament how wealth has negatively affected their children. Greed, selfishness, and mistrust can strain relationships in families of any economic status.
At LDS Philanthropies, we help families prepare to receive eternal blessings using the principles of philanthropy. Journey to Become is a 15-minute documentary film about one family’s challenge of passing on not only their wealth, but their values to their children. Experience the trials, heartache, and joy they discover along the way.
For more information about planned gifts, please contact us at 877-650-5377 or email us to learn more about Planned Giving.
Student Aid, including I-WORK and Scholarships
Trustees/Presidents Fund
BYU-Hawaii Online (Distance Learning)
Iosepa Sailing and Maintenance
Brigham Young University-Hawaii is an accredited four-year undergraduate institution with 2,500 students from more than 70 countries. It is a unique multi-cultural campus where spiritual as well as academic learning is encouraged among the most "international" student body in the U.S. BYU-Hawaii students are fulfilling a prophesy envisioned by David O. McKay, ninth president of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. In 1955, standing in an isolated field that would evolve into the beautiful campus of today, President McKay declared: "From this school, I'll tell you, will go men and women whose influence will be felt for good towards the establishment of peace internationally."
The Power of One: Faith Guides the Life of Lone Student from Vanuatu
Maklen Kapalu is the only BYU-Hawaii student from Vanuatu. “Even if I don’t know anyone, I feel like everyone on campus is my best friend,” she says. “I’m grateful to those who helped me get here and for the I-WORK program. Without it, I don’t think I could be here.” Full Story
76 Countries Currently Represented at BYU-Hawaii
BYU-Hawaii is the most diverse college campus in the nation with students from more than 70 countries represented at the school. The diversity blesses the students lives by opening up their eyes to the traditions of the world. Full Story
Improving the Pacific Rim One Information Systems Student at a Time
Helping students realize their potential, donors know the joy of being generous. Full Story
