The mission of kakoooiwi is to advance the cultural, spiritual and traditional practices of the native hawaiian.

Kahuli leo le'a supports the education, preservation, composition and the presentation of mele hawai'i (hawaiian songs) and other cultural practices.

Preservation and growth of hawaiian culture and lifestyle practices through education centered around indigenous starches and farming practices. promoting aina momona through various community and educational activities.

The friends of honolulu city lights is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the city and county of honolulu, through fundraising and coordination, while maintaining the quality and continuity of the annual free month-long december celebration that brings joy to local families and visitors.

To gather, preserve and share the knowledge of hula masters.

Hale makua foundation manages all of hale makua foundation's investments and provides support to hale makua health services. the majority of hale makua health service residents are medicaid recipients, which is a federal program to aid the aged, blind, and disabled with medical assistance.

The kanaka economic development alliance ("keda") is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to empower the native hawaiian community and improve our collective livelihoods and the life of the land through self-led economic development. at keda, we support development that promotes equality, inclusivity, and all of our diversity as a people.

Education and capacity building for social for profits and nonprofits, and for government, philanthropy, and the private sector addressing social and environmental challenges in hawaii.

Paepae o heeia's mission is to implement values and concepts from the model of a traditional fishpond to provide physical, intellectual, and spiritual sustenance for our comminuty.

The organization works across the state of hawaii to empower hawaii's communities to improve their quality of life through caring for their biocultural (cultural and environmental) heritage. the organization works at the request of communities to help them articulate and achieve their goals for an improved quality of life through environmental and cultural stewardship. the organization believes that communities' success in ensuring the health and vitality of local environmental heritage lies in their ability to plan, implement, fund, evaluate and adapt resource management practices over the long term. the organization brings together partners, tools and expertise to support community efforts. as a capacity-building organization, the organization's roles are that of a facilitator/convenor, consultant/trainer, liason, and tool-builder.

Provide exceptional education and learning opportunities as a small all girls elementary school

The organization's primary exempt purpose is to spread the gospel of jesus christ and christianity to other countries around the world.

To create quality educational programs focused on environmental restoration and economic sustainability fully integrated with hawaiian knowledge.

To provide a continuum of care that is community-based, consumer-focus dual diagnosed and/or mental health services to the people of hawaii to interrupt the vicious cycle of addiction, psychological instability and to promote social, spiritual, familiar, physical, psychological and emotional wellness.

To identify and support policies and programs that will ensure the preservation and strengthening of traditional judeo-christian family values.

Music education

Performing arts/education

To perpetuate the knowledge and practice of traditional hawaiian navigation and voyaging culture and to provide opportunities to native hawaiian youth for advancement in contemporary ocean-based careers.

To provide care, treatment, counseling, and rehabilitation for persons suffering from alcohol and other substance abuse problems in the state of hawaii.