Kuhialoko, located at Waiawa Kai, Oʻahu, educates and works to restore the land and the species connected to its health while bringing families together to strengthen their relationships with each other, their community, and the surrounding environment.

ʻAha Wāhine Kūhinapapa gathers wahine to inspire, inquire, invest, and invigorate each other with ʻike, aloha, and kuleana.

Perpetuation of our traditional Hawaiian comprehension of our family’s inheritance “to guard the kapu of Kukaniloko because we love them for all time . . . .” as this relates to the 36,000 acres of Lihue, Wahiawa, Halemano . . . kalana Kukaniloko.

We are interested in preserving and perpetuating the history, heritage and culture of Native Hawaiians through sustainable agriculture, environmental restoration, food security, and maintaining cultural practices and ocean resources.

Koa Ike’s mission is dedicated to the advancement of all peoples in Ko Hawai‘i Pae Aina to perpetuate the traditions of kanaka maoli in efforts to achieve a quality of life that is pono for the people of Hawai‘i

It is our mission to provide Native Hawawiians with hand-on training in the construction industry.

The Mission of the Foundation - To cultivate, manage, and supports programs that perpetuate the Native Hawaiian community and its culture.

Protect, promote, and preserve native Hawaiian religious, cultural, and spiritual practices and traditions related to the people of old.

We are interested in economic development and professional/career development on native land.

Lā Hoʻihoʻi Ea Honoluluʻs mission is to provide safe spaces to celebrate Lā Hoʻihoʻi Ea through educational, cultural, and community networking events, focusing on Hawaiian independence, social justice and open dialogue.

Nā Moku Aupuni o Ko’olau Huiʻs mission is to perpetuate the Kanaka Maoli traditional and customary lifestyle of Keʻanae-Wailuanui.

To promote and perpetuate traditional practices and beliefs for the advancement and benefit of Hawaiian women for total well being in health, mental and spirit.

The Kalaeloa Heritage and Legacy Foundation is a 501(c)(3) community organization dedicated to preserving and protecting the historical, cultural, and archaeological landscape of Kapolei through the operation and maintenance of the Kalaeloa Heritage Park. 

Our organization is dedicated to the preservation and perpetuation of Hawaiian culture, history, and heritage in the Ko‘olaupoko area between Kane‘ohe and Kualoa.

To Protect and preserve places our kupuna lived, fished, grew kalo, ginger and are buried. To be stewards of our iwi kupuna. Our kuleana is from Kaena Point to Waimea Valley and from Waialua to Ewa, including Schofield.

We want to preserve our homestead lands so that our culture, history, burial grounds, historical places, language, etc. are kept safe for my ohana and many others.

Our organization provides education, advocacy, and promotion of healing traditions, including hooponopono, hookuikahi, and the restoration from political injustices.

Focus…perpetuating Hawaiian traditions and values by teaching preservation and development of canoe building - to improve understanding and appreciation for this unique Hawaiian heritage, for any person interested in learning.

Hānai Kaiāulu is a student-led non-profit organization dedicated to reducing food waste through bokashi composting, food recovery and education.

Focus, Native Hawaiian community - nurturing and perpetuating of traditional male roles and responsibilities that contribute to the physical, mental, spiritual and social well-being of Hawaiian males, their families and communities.

We are committed to the protection and preservation of historical places, endangered native flora and fauna. The protection and repatriation of our kupuna iwi. The preservation of Hawaiian Cultural, Language, oli, na mele, and the health and well being of native Hawaiians.

Strong advocate for improved welfare of Native Hawaiians in culture, health, economic development, education, housing, social welfare, nationhood, supporting and defending Native Hawaiian rights.

We work to improve the health and well-being of the residents of the Native Hawaiian Homestead communities of Kewalo, Kalawahine, and Papakolea. Our work is in health and education which encompasses culture, language and social services.

Mana Health Services, Inc. (MHS) is a Native Hawaiian Organization (NHO) established to provide healthcare, community and economic development for Native Hawaiians and kama‘aina communities across the islands of Hawai‘i, U.S. 

NHCC’s mission is to connect and strengthen Native Hawaiian businesses, communities and professions by building on a foundation of relationships, resources, and Hawaiian values.

Preserving and Perpetuating Native Hawaiian Arts and Culture for Future Generations.

The purpose is to protect the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act, 1920, and to improve the quality of life, school, health, church, and welfare of the homestead residents of Waimānalo.