Promoting hawaii's history and culture to reconcile the past to the present so that a better future is built together.

The mission of keiki o ka 'aina family learning centers (koka-flc) is to build strong communities by educating children, supporting families, strengthing communities and perpetuation cultures.

To purchase, hold and develop real property for charitable, scientific, literary or educational purposes exclusively for the benefit of blood bank of hawaii, a 501(c)(3) charitable organization.

Organize & operate a community wide run/walk in order to obtain funds exclusively for various charities in the state of hawaii.

To develop, own and manage multi-family rental communities serving families earning 20 to 80 percent of median income.

Education and training of residents in pediatrics, charitable support of pediatric patients, scientific research, investigation and dissemination of results.

Development of international relations through economic conferences

See schedule o for mission statementmalama manoa's primary exempt purpose is to preserve and encourage the preservation of historic buildings, objects, and sites relating to the history of manoa valley, oahu, state of hawaii; to educate and involve the general citizenry of hawaii in the historical, cultural, visual, economic, and architectural heritage of manoa valley; and to keep alive and intact for the enrichment of present and future generations the uniqueness of manoa and its historic role in the development of the city of honolulu and its cultural impact on the state of hawaii.

Advance the knowledge of the environment and water quality control.

Friends of the futures mission to facilitate a vision of lokahi ~ harmony and balance ~ among the diverse peoples of hawaii ~ by encouraging each person to contribute their deepest values, to create shared visions and to continuously improve our communities.

To provide mediation and conciliation services to the judiciary and other agencies of hawaii's justice systems and to the citizens of the state of hawaii.

To provide community awareness and health programs to native hawaiians.

The mission of the corporation is to provide innovative financing, training, and consulting services to public and private organizations who engage in building livable communities in hawaii.

To provide inter-faith spiritual care to hawaii's major medical centers, assisted living facilities, pastoral training to students from around the world, and education to the community.

Founded in 1981 as a program of the university of hawaii at manoa, hiff was independently incorporated in 1990 with a mission of fostering international cultural awareness and understanding through film. hiff advances this mission through two annual film festivals, education initiatives for k-12 and university students, industry and career development programs for hawaii-based creatives, and free community screenings and events.

To provide housing and employment opportunities to persons with serious and persistent mental illnesses.

To improve the health of communities in need by advocating for, expanding access to, and sustaining high quality care through the statewide network of community health centers.

To promote harmonious and friendly relations between the peoples of the united states and japan by promoting educational and cultural activities and by awarding scholarships and grants to students enrolled at universities in the state of hawaii, who are applying for graduate study at institutions of higher learning in japan or to students at universities in japan applying for graduate study at a university in hawaii.

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