The Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust
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Oct 23, 2026
Grace LeeHOST
That's going to expand cancer care across the state.
Grace LeeHOST
It's part of a grant from the Helmsley Charitable Trust that will advance the Ka'umeke Lama Fellowship at the UH Cancer Center.
Grace LeeHOST
It's all part of an initiative expanding oncology care, clinical research, and specialist training across the islands, especially for our rural communities.
Grace LeeHOST
Enrollment across the University of Hawaii's 10-campus system has topped 50,000 for the third straight year, with 50,617 students this fall.
Molly BerryGUEST
Mm-hmm.
Scott BennerHOST
That's awes- Do you think anybody, has anyone shown a desire to get behind you? Helmsley Foundation, something like that? Uh, anything there?
Radhika PurushothamanGUEST
No.
Scott BennerHOST
Helmsley could-
Scott SnapperGUEST
And so this is in early 2011, 2012.
Scott SnapperGUEST
And I also was involved in the Helmsley Charitable Trust.
Scott SnapperGUEST
And the Helmsley Trust is another, the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation and the Helmsley Charitable Trust and there are others like the Rainham Foundation support IBD research.
Scott SnapperGUEST
And I was connected with the Helmsley Trust.
Scott SnapperGUEST
And I went and talked to first thing I said to Mark and I said, Mark, I need to think about this for a while.
Scott SnapperGUEST
And so I had the idea that actually a international and world effort.
Scott SnapperGUEST
really studying these young children with inflammatory bowel disease could really be beneficial, not only for those young kids, but for IBD in general.
Scott SnapperGUEST
And I went to the Helmsley Charitable Trust, Jim O'Sullivan, I'll never forget, and said, went to him and said, you know, there's someone who wants to, thinks he really wants to invest in something.
Rachael SoodHOST
Seeking answers, he connected with the team at Children's Hospital of New Orleans, and what he found there changed everything.
Rachael SoodHOST
Out of that experience and with a background from Dillard University and the University of Oklahoma, he built Kyler Cares, a foundation that has expanded its capacity through a grant from the Helmsley Charitable Trust.
Rachael SoodHOST
Today, Kyle's work spans national programming, clinical research with the National Institutes of Health and Stanford University, and policy leadership, fighting to remove barriers that leave children without life-saving technology.
Kyle BanksGUEST
Kyle Banks, welcome to the show.