Inter-Nation Cultural Foundation

The Inter-Nation Cultural Foundation (INCF) is a U.S.-based nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing quality of life through personalized care and support while promoting responsible and effective cultural philanthropy.

Overview

Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Kilauea, Hawaii, INCF aims to create positive change and improve people's lives by supporting various programs and initiatives. It focuses on transparency, accountability, and sustainable practices in its mission to make a positive impact on both humanity and the planet.

Activities and Programs

INCF supports community development by preserving cultural identities through programs like Mohala and Wai Ola Non-Profit. It also explores science, art, culture, and sustainability by creating engaging content for curious minds. Additionally, INCF supports and uplifts indigenous peoples by providing resources, education, and advocacy to combat systemic injustices.

INCF's initiatives include Change For Balance Productions, which produces documentaries, web TV shows, and music videos to promote humanity's betterment. The foundation engages in projects that enhance quality of life and global sustainability.

Leadership

Key leaders include Shirin Hunt, who serves as President and CEO, and Kenneth C. Hunt, Executive Director. Kenneth Hunt is an enrolled Native American with over 30 years of experience in charitable corporations, while Shirin Hunt is an intuitive healer and counselor known for her philanthropic work.

Financial Overview

INCF's annual revenues primarily come from contributions and grants. In recent years, its total grants, contributions, etc., have been approximately $200,000 to $201,436. The organization operates with volunteer leadership, with no compensation reported for its key officers.

Tax Status

INCF is a 501(c)(3) organization, and donations are tax-deductible. It files annual Form 990 tax returns with the IRS, detailing its activities, finances, and governance.