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To develop and share educational content for public benefit.

To restore, protect & perpetuate the natural, cultural & historical resources of honolua, maui.

See statement #1

The school strives to provide a superior educational program in a safe, nuturing, and stimulating environment. the school is devoted to helping students reach beyond their perceived level of ability through a curriculum that focuses on equity, ecology and economy as teaching goals and learning objectives.

The alano club of lahaina, inc. (the club) is an organization who's mission is to own, maintain, and provide a safe, clean, sober environment for recovery and fellowship.

Cultural conservancy

Benefit the lahainaluna high school and its students.

The foundation traveled to japan in our continuing efforts to stop inhumane and needless whaling and dolphin hunting practices. we participated in meetings in tokyo with prominent japanese business and political leaders. the meetings were organized by our japanese associate steve nakada.the foundation participated in several meetings in washington, d.c. with members of the us delegation to the international whaling commission (iwc) in our ongoing efforts to stop the killing of cetaceans by japan, norway, iceland, and the faroe islands.the foundation continued its participation with ed lyman of the hawaiian islands humpback whale national marine sanctuary researching the health assessment of north pacific humpback whales.

The education of children from 6 to 18 years of age in the history, arts, crafts, dances, language, skills and lore of hawaii.

West maui watershed, the major source of water in the community