Discovering Justice

Discovering Justice is a civic and justice education nonprofit offering innovative in-school, after-school, and courthouse field trip programs for grades K-8 Discovering Justice is empowering a rising generation of leaders through an innovative civics curriculum which utilizes courtrooms as classrooms and classrooms as civic spaces—encouraging agency, empathy, and voice in K-8 students across Massachusetts.

• Land Resources Conservation

• 704.

Sacred Lands Native Hands Incorporated

Sacred Lands, Native Hands restores ancestral homelands to the hands of original peoples.

• Islamic

• 705.

North American Indian Muslim Association

An association of Muslims from Indian origin to promote positive values in the society.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 706.

Hoomalu Ke Kai

We stand for sustainably protecting and watching over Kauaʻi's marine ecosystems' health, while sha We stand for sustainably protecting and watching over Kauaʻi's marine ecosystems' health, while sharing passion and knowledge, to create awareness and motivation in the community for taking care of the ocean and its inhabitants.

• Philanthropy/Charity/ Voluntarism Promotion (General)

• 707.

Komolion Human Development Fund, Inc.

We encourage and provide funding for projects in local communities that are designed by community members to enable increased education, health, cooperation, poverty reduction and quality of life for the entire community.

KAUAI HUMANE SOCIETY

We are located on the beautiful Garden Island, Kauai.

AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION OF HAWAII FOUNDATION

Private, non-profit, non-partisan. This account is the property of the American Civil Liberties Union of Hawai'i, a registered 501(c)(4) https://t.

• Human Service Organizations

• 710.

Re-Indigenized Collective Inc

Rerooting Giving to the Land Rediscovering Identity Embracing Ethnic Roots in a Majority Context.

• Other Art, Culture, Humanities Organizations/Services N.E.C.

• 711.

Ohana O Hui Lanakila

HUI LANAKILA CANOE CLUB Established 1977 Honolulu HI One Mind One Paddle One Ohana Based in Honolulu Oahu the Hui Lanakila Canoe Club HLCC was established in 1977 by Henry Ayau Bob Riley Billy Mitchell and Doug Frias with a mission of perpetuating the culture and tradition of Hawaiian outrigger canoe paddling.