• Legal Services

• 1.

Native Hawaiian Legal Corporation

The mission of the Native Hawaiian Legal Corporation (NHLC) is to perpetuate, through legal and other advocacy, the rights, customs and practices that strengthen Native Hawaiian identity and culture.

• Civil Liberties Advocacy

• 2.

American Civil Liberties Union

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.

• Crime, Legal Related N.E.C.

• 3.

Hawaii Association for Justice

THE ORGANIZATION'S PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSES ARE TO PROMOTE GREATER EFFICIENCY AND EFFECTIVENESS AMONG ITS MEMBERS IN ALL PHASES AND TYPES OF LITIGATION,AND TO SPONSOR, SUPPORT, OR OPPOSE LEGISLATION TO BEST SERVE THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE AND THE CAUSE OF ADVOCACY.

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.

• Voluntary Employees Beneficiary Associations (Non-Government)

• 5.

Honolulu Police Relief Association Inc

Serving the members of the Honolulu Police Department since October 11,1932 THE HONOLULU POLICE RELIEF ASSOCIATION IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING SUPPORT TO ITS MEMBERS AND TO FOSTER THE SPIRIT OF 'OHANA (FAMILY).

The Legal Clinic

The Legal Clinic, an affiliate of Justice For Our Neighbors, provides free immigration legal services for Hawaiʻi residents with financial need.

• Education N.E.C.

• 7.

Hawaii Public Television Foundation

The only locally-owned TV station in Hawai‘i, serving the Islands since 1965 🌺 PBS Hawaii advances learning and discovery through storytelling that profoundly touches lives.

Hawaii Running Project

Starting a new Running Revolution in Hawaii Starting a Healthy Revolution in Hawaii and beyond Starting a Healthy Revolution in Hawaii and beyond About Hawaii Running Project What is the Hawaii Running Project.

OUR HAWAII ACTION AKA OUR HAWAII

Building a Hawai’i for all of us, that puts local people and kānaka 'oiwi first — not big money interests.