Harry C. & Nee Chang Wong Foundation

Thanks to the generosity of the Harry C. and Nee Chang Wong Foundation, Saint Anthony Junior Senior High School is able to provide its students with an integral quality education, with an emphasis on adaptation and change.

Born August 20, 1904, Harry C. Wong, graduated from Saint Anthony in 1921 and went on to become a Honolulu businessman and an executive of Aloha Airlines. In 1967, he and his wife, Nee Chang, created the Harry C. and Nee Chang Wong Foundation which is dedicated to enriching the lives of both high school and college students.

The Foundation has donated close to three-quarters of a million dollars to Saint Anthony Junior Senior High School, and has pledged more money for future improvements. Its generosity has provided for all of the computers on campus, as well as the infrastructure that connects them. The Foundation has also funded software licenses, interactive whiteboards, LCD projectors, networking equipment, The fiber optic lines installed across our campus and our T1 Internet connection exist thanks to the Wong's commitment to education. In addition to technology tools, the Wong's have provided scholarships for Saint Anthony students.

The University of Hawaii of Hawaii has also benefited from the Harry C. and Nee Chang Wong Foundation whose scholarship program begun in 1984 enables students to study abroad in China. In 1985, the Foundation opened the state-of-the-art Wong Audiovisual Center at the University of Hawaii at Manoa Library.

Although he passed away in 1990, Harry Wong and his wife Nee Chang have provided for the continuing enrichment of students' academic lives. Committed to the welfare of students and to their ability to stay abreast of technological advances, the Harry C. and Nee Chang Wong Foundation is a blessing to the Saint Anthony ohana.