The Campaign for Human Development, U.S. Bishops’ anti-poverty program, gives grants to community self-help groups across the country that fight poverty. Three quarters of the money goes to the national campaign; the rest is distributed by the local diocese. Approval for the next round of funding takes place in June.

These parish amounts have been received by the diocesan business office as of Dec. 14. Other parishes may have sent in contributions after that date.

• Annunciation: $1,258
• Cathedral of Our Lady of Peace: $2,580.20
• Co-Cathedral of St. Theresa: $1,384
• Holy Family: $160
• Holy Rosary, Paia: $120
• Holy Trinity: $665
• Immaculate Conception, Ewa: $100
• Newman Center: $100
• Our Lady of Lourdes: $170
• Our Lady of Perpetual Help: $2,000
• Resurrection of the Lord: $250
• Sacred Hearts, Lanai: $206
• Sacred Heart, Pahoa: $430
• Sacred Heart, Waianae: $1,025.26
• St. Ann, Waihee: $145
• St. Anthony, Kalihi: $584.32
• St. Anthony, Laupahoehoe: $95
• St. Augustine: $3,135
• St. Benedict: $100
• St. Elizabeth: $1,073
• St. John Apostle & Evangelist: $774
• St. Joseph, Hilo: $1,489
• St. Joseph, Makawao: $697
• St. Joseph, Waipahu: $1,392
• St. Jude: $20
• Sts. Peter & Paul: $139
• St. Philomena: $793
• St. Raphael: $382
• St. Rita, Haiku: $115
• St. Roch: $443
• St. Theresa, Kekaha: $200
• St. Theresa, Kihei: $1,036.56
• Star of the Sea: $2,156.32