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Nonprofits›Ke Kula Nui O Waimanalo

Arts, Culture & Humanities

Ke Kula Nui O Waimanalo

WAIMANALO, HI

Website

Total revenue

$1.1M

Total expenses

$518K

Net assets

$1.1M

Grants received

$450K

17 grants

EIN

823955043

Tax year

2024

Mission

Provide a community of practice through collaboration of kanaka to promote strong and healthy ahupua'a

Programs

3 programs

Gods country waimanalo: the gods country waimanalo program strives to strengthen and perpetuate everything that is waimanalo. The main focus of this program is to engage hawaiian families in programs that are grounded in hawaiian cultural knowledge, practices and values. A second focus of this program is food security, food sovereignty and food safety through food distribution, active agroforestry food-forest deployment and workshops, and ai pono and laau lapaau workshops.

Expenses: $54K

The waimanalo pono research hui (wprh) is a community and academic partnership initiated in 2017 that is committed to a healthy waimanalo from keiki to kupuna and mauka to makai. We focus on collaborating and working toward a healthier waimanalo through education, aloha aina, and honoring and transferring 'ike and values of their kupuna to their keiki through pono research principles. Wprh approaches the research process with the waimanalo community in a pono way using community-based participatory principles as a foundation, which strives for equitable partnerships and reciprocal learning and benefits.

Expenses: $76K

Other various community outreach efforts.

Expenses: $196K