Malio Foundation

The Malio Foundation is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization located in Kamuela, Hawaii, and has been exempt since May 2022. It is classified under the Arts, Culture, and Humanities category, and donations to the foundation are tax deductible[1].

Mission

The foundation focuses on promoting health and healing throughout Hawaii. The organization is entirely volunteer-based, with a female-led executive board that collectively brings over 45 years of experience in the healing arts. This experience has inspired the team to expand health and healing initiatives across the state[2].

Leadership

The executive board includes individuals with diverse backgrounds in finance, law, and healing arts:

• Melissa Kuyper: President of the foundation, with expertise in finance and project planning, and a background as a Pranic Healer.
• Liza Burney: Secretary, formerly a trial attorney, and now a certified Pranic Healing instructor.
• Bria Callaway: Treasurer, who is a Licensed Massage Therapist passionate about the body's energetic systems.
• Gina Angus: Vice President, a business owner and healer dedicated to helping others through service.

Operations

The Malio Foundation operates primarily from contributions, with no reported income from program services, investments, or fundraising activities. As of the latest available financial data, it has maintained assets while carrying no liabilities[1].

Purpose and Impact

While specific details about the foundation's impact are limited, its focus on healing arts suggests a commitment to enhancing well-being in local communities. The foundation aims to leverage the transformative power of healing to improve lives across Hawaii, aligning with broader goals of health and wellness promotion[2].