Through partnership, planning, advocacy and stewardship, the Kupa’aina of Honouliuli accepts the kuleana to preserve and protect our kupuna, historical sites and mo‘olelo of Kalaeloa. We are also committed to assuring that cultural traditions and practices of na ‘oiwi o Kalaeloa are perpetuated.
At the Waikīkī Aquarium, our mission is to inspire and promote understanding, appreciation, and conservation of Pacific marine life.
Lanakila was built by the state in 1969 and is Hawai`i’s largest senior center. Catholic Charities Hawai`i has operated Lanakila since 1981. The Lanakila Multi-Purpose Senior Center currently serves approximately 1,640 seniors age 60 and older living primarily between Ward Avenue and Fort Shafter, but others across Oahu. The Center helps seniors to remain healthy,…
Breast Cancer Hawaii’s mission is to improve the quality of life for Hawaii’s breast cancer community by connecting them with relevant resources and meaningful support. We curate helpful resources for local cancer patients and survivors, as well as provide various avenues of support. We started Breast Cancer Hawaii as a website back in 2016 to…
AARP is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that empowers people to choose how they live as they age.
Inspiring communities to care for coastlines
Kokonut Koalition works to preserve, protect, and enhance the community’s access to iconic Hawaii trails and landscapes for current and future generations. We work to educate the public and public agencies on past and current uses of such sites to allow the continued respectful use of these public outdoor recreation opportunities. Our current project is…
We help keiki and their communities integrate economically, socially, and spiritually through sport. Hapa Mana creates access to free sports camps and free after school athletic programs with the ultimate goal to make free competitive teams across Oahu. We believe the benefits of a healthy physical lifestyle are essential to success. Hapa Mana combines sports…
Waimea Valley is looking for individuals and groups to volunteers to help with a variety of tasks in the Valley. Tasks include activities such as weeding, invasive species removal, cultural site maintenance, facilities maintenance, and native forest restoration.
Honolulu Habitat for Humanity (HHH) is a non-profit affordable housing organization that partners with families in Honolulu County to build strength, stability, and self-reliance through shelter. Our goal is to eliminate poverty housing on Oahu by building and preserving safe, affordable housing.