Community Partnerships MFSS has a long-standing presence in Maui County with multiple programs (Ohana Support Services, Early Head Start, Enhanced Healthy Start, Teen Voices, Fatherhood Involvement Team) and a track record of serving at-risk families, indicating strong potential for partner-aligned funding opportunities, joint grant applications, and collaborative community initiatives.

Funding Growth With annual revenue in the range of 1M to 10M and prior receiving notable grants (OHA, Hawai‘i Community Foundation, Promising Minds grants) plus substantial past funding from the Hawaii Department of Human Services, there are identifiable pathways for expanding programmatic funding, grants, and contract opportunities to scale prevention and early intervention services.

Government & Foundation Fit Historical grant activity from state agencies and foundations suggests a receptiveness to continued external funding; sales outreach can target new state contracts, federal grants via partners, or foundation opportunities focused on child welfare, family stability, and early childhood programs.

Employer & Talent MFSS was recognized as a Family-Friendly Employer and has a staff size of 51-200, offering opportunities to propose employee well-being, caregiver support, and family services program expansions to support recruitment, retention, and workforce development initiatives through partnerships or pilot programs.

Community Events Active engagement in community events (Early Childhood Resource Fair, Fathers & Families celebrations) signals open channels for sponsorships, co-branded outreach, and program demonstrations to raise visibility with potential funders, partners, and client families in Maui County.