About Our Foundation
Ignite A Life Foundation began in 2013 with the dream of a 15 year old Alexander Muto. Being born and raised on Maui, Hawaiʻi, Alexander grew up seeing large discrepancies in the financial stability of his friend’s family units and higher education opportunities available to his classmates. Moved by his kuleana (responsibility) to help others that his father Dr. Muto taught him, Ignite A Life Foundation was created with the help of his Mom, Robin Muto, and members of the community with the mission of increasing earning power and higher education opportunities for the underserved youth of Hawaiʻi.
What We've Achieved
Over the years Ignite a Life Foundation has worked with the Kaho‘olawe Island Reserve Commission, the Department of Education of Maui County, 19 different High Schools throughout Maui County, and with some of our students coming from the rural communities of Hana, Lanaʻi and Molakaʻi. Recently we have started the Hawaiʻi Youth to Medicine Program (HYM) thats' goal is to create the next generation of local doctors in Hawaiʻi.

Foundation Facts
Over the years Ignite A Life Foundation has worked with the Kaho‘olawe Island Reserve Commission (KIRC), the Department of Education of Maui County, 19 different High Schools throughout Maui County, and with some of our students coming from the rural communities of Hana, Lanaʻi and Molakaʻi. Recently we have started the Hawaiʻi Youth to Medicine Program (HYM) thats' goal is to create the next generation of local doctors in Hawaiʻi.
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Scholarships awarded:
Opportunities for students to go from Humble Beginnings to their Greatest Potential
500000
Funds Raised to Sponsor Youth:
From Maui County to attend Youth Conferences in Australia, San Diego, the United Kingdom and in Hawai'i.
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Number of Schools that participated:
Touched the lives of students from over 19 schools in Maui County, plus student from over 12 schools globally.
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Programs Run:
Including:
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Volunteers:
From chaparones, to parents, to leadership coaches, and community members; Mahalo.





