Mae Nakatani Nishioka Scholarship Fund
In recognition of and gratitude for Mae's contributions to SWE's mission of gender parity in the fields of engineering and technology, the Society of Women Engineers - Hawaiian Islands Section has created the Mae Nakatani Nishioka Scholarship fund.
Our goal was to raise a total of $50,000 and...
WE DID IT!!!
We are extremely grateful for each and every donor, supporter, and the Nakatani Nishioka family who helped us reach our goal.
We are still accepting donations in the following ways:
- donating online via Paypal using the link below
We are still accepting donations in the following ways:
- donating online via Paypal using the link below
- sending a check with the notation of "Scholarship Fund" to
Society of Women Engineers - Hawaiian Islands
P.O. Box 37426
Honolulu, HI 96837
Sponsorship Levels
Collaborators.....$2,000
Milestone............$1,000
Foundation............$500
Supporters...Up to $499
Memorial...Any Amount*
Milestone............$1,000
Foundation............$500
Supporters...Up to $499
Memorial...Any Amount*
*Make a donation of any amount In Honor of a loved one who passed away. If choosing Memorial Sponsorship, please provide name of person to memorialize.
Thank you to our donors and supporters!
Susan H. Nishioka
Kristen Yoshida
Frances Stuart
The Cookie Corner
Lynette Shiroma
Milestone
David and Sidney Okada
Medtronic
Ralph and Fumiko Horii
Bruce Yeung
R.M. Towill
Foundation
Supporters
Memorial Donations in Honor of...
Meggan Weeks
SWE Initiator of the University of North Texas Student Section
Clinton Masanobu Shiroma
"...always encouraged me to follow my dreams"
SWE Initiator of the University of North Texas Student Section
Clinton Masanobu Shiroma
"...always encouraged me to follow my dreams"
Makers For Mae
Updates
12/2020
Our first scholarship endowment announced on Wiliki O Hawaii (The Engineer of Hawaii) newsletter. Download a copy here!
Our first scholarship endowment announced on Wiliki O Hawaii (The Engineer of Hawaii) newsletter. Download a copy here!
| wiliki_dec2020.pdf |
8/30/2020
We held our very first Virtual Marketplace and Virtual Auction Fundraiser on Facebook from August 28 through August 30. This fundraiser, called Makers for Mae, featured one-of-a-kind items from artists and makers from O'ahu, California, Washington, and more. In addition to the sales, we continued to receive direct donations. By the end of Makers for Mae, we reached our $50,000 goal! In case you missed it and are still interested, please contact us with any questions. We reached our goal, but this isn't the end, so please stayed tuned for more to come!!!
We held our very first Virtual Marketplace and Virtual Auction Fundraiser on Facebook from August 28 through August 30. This fundraiser, called Makers for Mae, featured one-of-a-kind items from artists and makers from O'ahu, California, Washington, and more. In addition to the sales, we continued to receive direct donations. By the end of Makers for Mae, we reached our $50,000 goal! In case you missed it and are still interested, please contact us with any questions. We reached our goal, but this isn't the end, so please stayed tuned for more to come!!!
6/16/2019
SWE-HI is extending their fundraising drive to meet a new goal of $50,000 dollars. This allows for a bigger scholarship amount to be awarded on a yearly basis.
6/5/2019
Our beloved Mae Nishioka is recognized in Women Engineers You Should Know!
https://alltogether.swe.org/2019/06/women-engineers-you-should-know-2/
3/21/2019
We reached our $28,000 goal!!! The Nakatani Nishioka family, generously offered to match dollar for dollar any donation, up to $15,000. Together with the family matching and your generous donations, we've exceeded our goal by 29 percent!!!
3/15/2019
The Hawai'i Herald features an article for Women's History Month titled: Mae Nishioka: An Engineering Trailblazer; Scholarship Fundraising Drive Underway to Honor the Engineering Pioneer by Kristen Nemoto Jay.
https://www.thehawaiiherald.com/2019/03/19/womens-history-month-mae-nishioka-an-engineering-trailblazer
SWE-HI is extending their fundraising drive to meet a new goal of $50,000 dollars. This allows for a bigger scholarship amount to be awarded on a yearly basis.
6/5/2019
Our beloved Mae Nishioka is recognized in Women Engineers You Should Know!
https://alltogether.swe.org/2019/06/women-engineers-you-should-know-2/
3/21/2019
We reached our $28,000 goal!!! The Nakatani Nishioka family, generously offered to match dollar for dollar any donation, up to $15,000. Together with the family matching and your generous donations, we've exceeded our goal by 29 percent!!!
3/15/2019
The Hawai'i Herald features an article for Women's History Month titled: Mae Nishioka: An Engineering Trailblazer; Scholarship Fundraising Drive Underway to Honor the Engineering Pioneer by Kristen Nemoto Jay.
https://www.thehawaiiherald.com/2019/03/19/womens-history-month-mae-nishioka-an-engineering-trailblazer
Mae Nishioka and Pearl Yamaguchi in 2012 at the Sheraton Waikiki Hotel at the chartering of the Society of Women Engineers Hawaiian Islands Chapter. (Photo by Eugene Hopkins, Photographer)
12/10/2018
The Cookie Corner donates $5,000 to the Mae Nakatani Nishioka Scholarship Fund and an edible cookie check! Now, we are so close to reaching our goal!!!
The Cookie Corner donates $5,000 to the Mae Nakatani Nishioka Scholarship Fund and an edible cookie check! Now, we are so close to reaching our goal!!!
10/23/2018
Cristina Mamuri Nishioka, who is Mae's granddaughter's wife, won The Cookie Corner's My Cookie Corner Creation Recipe Contest, in which The Cookie Corner donates a portion of the limited edition cookie sales to the winner's charity of choice. Cristina made sure proceeds would go to the SWE-HI Scholarship Fund!!! Check out the news coverage at www.khon2.com/news/local-news/kaimuki-woman-wins-cookie-corner-contest-with-kakimochi-chocolate-chip-creation/1545425949
09/19/2018
We are more than halfway to our goal! Currently, $7,150 was raised. Thank you everyone for your support!
07/13/2018
Our beloved Mae is on the news! Honolulu Star Advertiser published an article "Honoring the Legacy of Mae Nishioka" by Lee Cataluna today Friday July 13, 2018. Please check it out at http://www.staradvertiser.com/2018/07/13/hawaii-news/lee-cataluna/honoring-the-legacy-of-mae-nishioka/
A big MAHALO to Mae's family for matching the donation up to $15,000. Join us and Mae's family to make this scholarship come true.
07/09/2018
We hosted an online ColorStreet Nail Bar fundraising in May. We recently hosted a LuLaRoe pop-up boutique on Facebook. We made a total of $530 from these fundraising events !!!
We received so much support from SWE members as well as non-SWE members all over the country. Mae's story was shared far and wide. Thank you to everyone who helps our scholarship to become a reality.
06/30/2018
Thank you to family, friends, and the following companies who donated to our scholarship fund.
Brown and Caldwell
Armstrong Foundation
Moss & Associates
Medtronic
Hirata & Associates, Inc.
Cristina Mamuri Nishioka, who is Mae's granddaughter's wife, won The Cookie Corner's My Cookie Corner Creation Recipe Contest, in which The Cookie Corner donates a portion of the limited edition cookie sales to the winner's charity of choice. Cristina made sure proceeds would go to the SWE-HI Scholarship Fund!!! Check out the news coverage at www.khon2.com/news/local-news/kaimuki-woman-wins-cookie-corner-contest-with-kakimochi-chocolate-chip-creation/1545425949
09/19/2018
We are more than halfway to our goal! Currently, $7,150 was raised. Thank you everyone for your support!
07/13/2018
Our beloved Mae is on the news! Honolulu Star Advertiser published an article "Honoring the Legacy of Mae Nishioka" by Lee Cataluna today Friday July 13, 2018. Please check it out at http://www.staradvertiser.com/2018/07/13/hawaii-news/lee-cataluna/honoring-the-legacy-of-mae-nishioka/
A big MAHALO to Mae's family for matching the donation up to $15,000. Join us and Mae's family to make this scholarship come true.
07/09/2018
We hosted an online ColorStreet Nail Bar fundraising in May. We recently hosted a LuLaRoe pop-up boutique on Facebook. We made a total of $530 from these fundraising events !!!
We received so much support from SWE members as well as non-SWE members all over the country. Mae's story was shared far and wide. Thank you to everyone who helps our scholarship to become a reality.
06/30/2018
Thank you to family, friends, and the following companies who donated to our scholarship fund.
Brown and Caldwell
Armstrong Foundation
Moss & Associates
Medtronic
Hirata & Associates, Inc.
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