• Visual Arts Organizations

• 163.

Hawaii Handweavers Hui

OUR MISSION IS TO ENCOURAGE AND PROMOTE EXCELLENCE IN HANDWEAVING BY BRINGING TOGETHER WEAVERS, SPINNERS, DYERS, FIBER ARTISTS, AND EDUCATORS WHO SHARE THE JOY AND PASSION OF THE FIBER ARTS.

• Swimming, Water Recreation

• 164.

Lokahi Canoe Club

Lōkahi Canoe Club (formed in 1980) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit competitive outrigger paddling club wi Our mission is to 1.

• Youth Development Programs

• 165.

Ka Ike Mau Loa O Ke Kai Hohonu

A Kai Hohonu community effort, created to instill traditional Hawaiian values and offer culture-based youth, family, and community developmental programs through the art of perpetuity.

• Dance

• 166.

Middle Eastern Dance Artists of Hawaii

Welcome. Be sure to check out our Featured Events.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 167.

Napili Kai Foundation

THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN FROM 6 TO 18 YEARS OF AGE IN THE HISTORY, ARTS, CRAFTS, DANCES, LANGUAGE, SKILLS AND LORE OF HAWAII.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 168.

Friends of Haleakala National Park, Inc.

FHNP acts in support of all goals of Haleakala National Park but specifically focuses on protection of native species and the native culture unique to Haleakala National Park.

• Secondary/High School

• 169.

Maui Preparatory Academy

Maui Preparatory Academy is an accredited college prep school for students in preschool through 12th Maui Preparatory Academy provides a superior educational program in a safe, nurturing, and stimulating environment.

• Management Services for Small Business/ Entrepreneurs

• 170.

Kukolu

As Indigenous peoples, we derive strength from our genealogy, using the past to shape the present and inspire our future.

Lelooska Foundation

Living History Performances, School Programs, Classes and Museum sharing the art and culture of Native Peoples of North America.