2025-05-11T15:19:26-04:00 2024-06-30 990303190 CARBONARO CPAS & MANAGEMENT GROUP 1885 MAIN ST STE 408 WAILUKU HI 96793 990 2023-07-01 822529777 HUI HOOLEIMALUO HUIH 8084302032 PO BOX 11023 HILO HI 96720 KAMALA WARREN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 8778295500 2025-05-05 true true GRETCHEN KREMEYER P00768528 8082425002 2025-05-07 2023 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X KAMALA WARREN PO BOX 11023 HILO HI 96720 761043 false X WWW.HUIHOOLEIMALUO.COM X 2018 HI HUI HO'OLEIMALUO'S MISSION IS TO NOURISH HAWAI'I'S LOKO I'A (HAWAIIAN FISHPONDS) THROUGH HANDS-ON EDUCATION, COMMUNITY ADVOCACY, AND PLACE-BASED MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES. 6 6 5 220 0 1479222 665661 42560 92908 2474 0 1521782 761043 419990 142500 0 163865 304488 0 149532 370025 443171 953880 890159 567902 -129116 1679976 1545519 904942 899601 775034 645918 X HUI HO'OLEIMALUO'S MISSION IS TO NOURISH HAWAI'I'S LOKO I'A (HAWAIIAN FISHPONDS) THROUGH HANDS-ON EDUCATION, COMMUNITY ADVOCACY, AND PLACE-BASED MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES. false false 37383 9291 WAIULI OCEAN FESTIVAL: EACH YEAR HUI HO'OLEIMALUO HOSTS THE WAIULI OCEAN FESTIVAL AT RICHARDSON'S OCEAN BEACH PARK. THIS FREE PUBLIC EVENT (DRUG AND ALCOHOL FREE) IS DEDICATED TO FOSTERING OCEAN LITERACY, OUTDOOR RECREATION AND SPORTSMANSHIP, HAWAIIAN CULTURAL HERITAGE AND PLACE-BASED EDUCATION AND STEWARDSHIP. WE WELCOME OCEAN RELATED ORGANIZATIONS TO JOIN US IN EDUCATING OUR YOUTH. THE EVENT CONSISTS OF FREE FOOD, T-SHIRTS AND HATS, AND PRIZES FOR THE OCEAN CONTESTS AND FISHING TOURNAMENT FOR THE CHILDREN OF THE COMMUNITY. ADDITIONALLY, RESEARCHERS FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII HILO, LOKO I'A (FISHPOND) PRACTITIONERS OF KEAUKAHA, DEPARTMENT OF AQUATIC RESOURCES (DAR), AND DEPARTMENT OFLAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES (DLNR), HAWAII POLICE DEPARTMENT, HAWAII FIRE DEPARTMENT, BARBLESS HOOKS PROJECT, CULTURAL PRACTITIONERS, REPRESENTATIVES COME YEARLY TO CONDUCT OUR ACTIVITY SESSIONS. YEARLY, THE WAIULI FEST FEATURES KEIKI COMPETITIONS IN SURFING, SWIMMING, BAMBOO FISHING, AND TRADITIONAL HAWAIIAN GAMES. THE PUBLIC IS ALSO INVITED TO BROWSE AND TAKE PART IN THE MANY HANDS-ON ACTIVITY BOOTHS BY UHH STUDENTS, DAR AND DLNR REPRESENTATIVES. THE OCEAN FEST DRAWS APPROXIMATELY 300 PEOPLE FOR A FUN-FILLED DAY OF OCEAN COMPETITIONS FOR KEIKI, INTERACTIVE LEARNING ACTIVITIES, AND COMMUNITY DISCOURSE. THIS EVENT IS DEDICATED TO DEVELOPING A MORE INFORMED AND RESPONSIBLE COMMUNITY REGARDING OUR OCEAN AND COASTAL ENVIRONMENT. 74765 18582 LA OHANA (FAMILY DAYS): HUI HO'OLEIMALUO FACILITATES HAWAIIAN CULTURAL ACTIVITIES AT TWO SITES WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE COMMUNITY AT HONOKEA LOKO AT WAIULI (RICHARDSON'S OCEAN PARK) AND KAUMAUI, BOTH ON KALANIANAOLE AVENUE (HILO, HAWAII ISLAND) SCARCELY A QUARTER MILE AWAY FROM ONE ANOTHER. WE COORDINATE WITH OUR SCHOOL PARTNERS, KA UMEKE KA EO AND KE ANA LA AHANA TO PROVIDE A LA OHANA, OR FAMILY INTERACTION DAY. HUI HO'OLEIMALUO FACILITATES ONE LA OHANA ONCE A QUARTER. AT THESE EVENTS, AND FOR ALL PARTICIPANTS, HUI HO'OLEIMALU PROVIDES INTERACTIVE LEARNING ACTIVITIES, AN INTRODUCTION TO THE HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE AREA, FOOD, AND TOOLS. ALL PARTICIPANTS HAVE GAINED GREATER KNOWLEDGE OF CULTURAL SITES; NATIVE PLANT AND ANIMAL SPECIES; LOKO I'A PRACTICES; AND HAWAIIAN FARMING METHODS. QUARTERLY LA OHANA INCLUDE CLEARING AREAS AROUND THE LOKO I'A AND INCREASED HABITAT SPACE IN THE LOKO I'A; PRODUCE SUPPLIES FOR EXTENDING AND RE-BUILDING MAKAHA AND WALLS; AND INCREASED POPULATIONS OF FISH AND INVERTEBRATES IN THE BRACKISHWATER ECOSYSTEM OF THE FISHPOND. OUR LA OHANA HAVE BEEN VALUABLE BECAUSE THEY ENCOURAGE FAMILY ENGAGEMENT, BUILD COMMUNITY RELATIONS, AND INSTILL THE PERPETUATION OF CULTURAL AND SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES AND IDENTITY THROUGHOUT OUR HAWAIIAN COMMUNITIES. 217265 142500 18582 PUAKAHINANO STEAM STUDENT PROGRAM: HUI HO'OLEIMALUO PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR STEAM (SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, ARTS, AND MATHEMATICS) SKILL BUILDING, PLACE BASED LEARNING, AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT THROUGH THE MAINTENANCE AND MANAGEMENT OF LOKO I.A ECOSYSTEMS AND SMALL SCALE HAWAIIAN FARMING AT WAIULI AND KAUMAUI. OUR WORK INCLUDES RESTORING NATIVE FLORA AND FAUNA OF THE AREA, INCREASING CULTURAL RESOURCES, AND CREATING STEAM EXPERIENCES THAT ALLOW PARTICIPANTS TO BUILD THE SKILLS NEEDED TO FURTHER PURSUE STEAM STUDIES. DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR, HO'OLEIMALUO ENGAGES WITH HAWAII STUDENTS FROM GRADES K-12 AND COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY PROVIDING OUTDOOR-CLASSROOM LEARNING. CURRENTLY, HUI HO'OLEIMALUO WORKS CLOSELY WITH STUDENTS FROM KA 'UMEKE KA'EO, KE'ANA LA'AHANA, ANAKILA LEARNING CENTER, AND NA HUNA AHI ON A WEEKLY AND MONTHLY BASIS. 186915 46454 PAPAHANA PUAKAHINANO: FALL, SPRING, AND SUMMER THE PAPAHANA PUAKAHINANO STUDENT PROGRAM IS A SERIES OF WEEK LONG LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES TO BUILD OLELO HAWAI'I (HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE), AND CULTURAL PRACTITIONERS THROUGH AINA (LAND), WAHI PANA (SIGNIFICANT PLACES/SITES), AND 'IKE HAWAI'I (HAWAIIAN KNOWLEDGE) HANDS-ON EXPERIENCES FOR STUDENTS FROM EAST HAWAI'I HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE BASED SCHOOLS IN GRADES K- 12. IN THE 23-24 SCHOOL YEAR THE SERIES INCLUDES FIVE DISTINCT PROGRAMS INCLUDING LOKO I'A (TRADITIONAL HAWAIIAN FISHPONDS) , MALAMA KA WAI (WATERSHEDS), HANA NO'EAU (TRADITIONAL ARTS), HOLOKAI(NAVIGATION AND SAILING), AND PAPA IMU (FOOD PREPARATION AND SECURITY). THE ULTIMATE GOAL OF THIS PROJECT IS TO CULTIVATE THE NEXT GENERATION OF AINA AND COMMUNITY KIA'I (CARE TAKERS). THIS PROGRAM IS ONLY OFFERED IN THE FALL AND SPRING INTERCESSIONS AND THE SUMMER BREAK. ONE-TIME VISITS: HUI HO'OLEIMALUO EXTENDS LEARNING EXPERIENCES TO ANY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION FOR ONE-TIME VISITS UPON REQUEST VIA EMAIL. TO THIS END, AND ON OCCASION, WE HAVE HOSTED PRESCHOOL STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES AND FOREIGN VISITORS FOR THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE. THIS PROGRAM IS DEDICATED TO INCREASING THE KNOWLEDGE OF CULTURAL PRACTICES ASSOCIATED WITH THE KEAUKAHA COASTLINE FOR THE STUDENTS OF THE COMMUNITY. 186915 46454 516328 true true false false false false false false false false true false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true 31 0 5 true false false false false false false false false false false false false X 6 6 false false false false false false false true true false false true true false false false false true false false HI X HUI HOOLEIMALUO 8084302032 PO BOX 11023 HILO HI 96720 X CHERIE KAUAHI PRESIDENT 4.00 X X 0 0 0 BLAKE MCNAUGHTON VICE PRESIDE 2.00 X X 0 0 0 KARI KALOI SECRETARY 5.00 X X 0 0 0 NAFETALAI FAANUNU TREASURER 1.00 X X 0 0 0 DOV KORFF-KORN BOARD MEMBER 5.00 X 0 0 0 RYAN ARKIE BOARD MEMBER 1.00 X 0 0 0 KAMALA WARREN EXECUTIVE DI 40.00 X 64000 0 4756 64000 4756 false false false 22000 643661 665661 RENTAL INCOME 531190 44068 44068 PROGRAM FEES 531190 37388 37388 SITE FEES 531190 11452 11452 92908 2474 2474 761043 92908 2474 X 142500 142500 68756 34378 20627 13751 191733 95866 57520 38347 43999 21999 13200 8800 6597 3299 1979 1319 179140 89570 53742 35828 25194 12597 7558 5039 2200 1100 660 440 5256 2628 1577 1051 SUPPLIES 155363 77681 46609 31073 INTERNSHIPS 37915 18957 11375 7583 HONORARIUMS 11700 5850 3510 2340 EQUIPMENT RENTALS 8567 4284 2570 1713 11239 5619 3372 2248 890159 516328 224299 149532 531673 223743 202946 37273 964562 2800 953962 961762 157068 157068 1679976 1545519 859 14518 904083 885083 904942 899601 X 775034 645918 775034 645918 1679976 1545519 -129116 X false false false X 111756 549007 492190 1479222 665661 3297836 111756 549007 492190 1479222 665661 3297836 82988 3214848 2474 2474 3300310 162385 0.97410 0.97430 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 953562 953562 11000 2800 8200 961762 CONSTRUCTION IN PROGRESS 157068 157068 true KA UMEKE KAEO PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL 1500 KALANIANAOLE AVE HILO HI 96720 990348099 GOV 142500 SUPPORT 1 SCHEDULE I, PAGE 1, PART I, LINE 2 GRANTS PASSED THROUGH TO KA UMEKE PUBLIC CHARTER SCHOOL (THE SCHOOL) ARE MONITORED FOR CONSISTENCY WITH GRANT TERMS. HUI HO'OLEIMALUO ENSURES THE SCHOOL IDENTIFIES AND QUANTIFIES MEASURABLE GOALS, OUTCOMES AND BENCHMARKS, AS WELL AS ENSURES THAT THE SCHOOL HAS ACCESS TO, AND SUBMITS TIMELY AND ACCURATE REPORTS AS REQUIRED UNDER GRANT AGREEMENTS. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A WAIULI OCEAN FESTIVAL: EACH YEAR HUI HO'OLEIMALUO HOSTS THE WAIULI OCEAN FESTIVAL AT RICHARDSON'S OCEAN BEACH PARK. THIS FREE PUBLIC EVENT (DRUG AND ALCOHOL FREE) IS DEDICATED TO FOSTERING OCEAN LITERACY, OUTDOOR RECREATION AND SPORTSMANSHIP, HAWAIIAN CULTURAL HERITAGE AND PLACE-BASED EDUCATION AND STEWARDSHIP. WE WELCOME OCEAN RELATED ORGANIZATIONS TO JOIN US IN EDUCATING OUR YOUTH. THE EVENT CONSISTS OF FREE FOOD, T-SHIRTS AND HATS, AND PRIZES FOR THE OCEAN CONTESTS AND FISHING TOURNAMENT FOR THE CHILDREN OF THE COMMUNITY. ADDITIONALLY, RESEARCHERS FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII HILO, LOKO I'A (FISHPOND) PRACTITIONERS OF KEAUKAHA, DEPARTMENT OF AQUATIC RESOURCES (DAR), AND DEPARTMENT OFLAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES (DLNR), HAWAII POLICE DEPARTMENT, HAWAII FIRE DEPARTMENT, BARBLESS HOOKS PROJECT, CULTURAL PRACTITIONERS, REPRESENTATIVES COME YEARLY TO CONDUCT OUR ACTIVITY SESSIONS. YEARLY, THE WAIULI FEST FEATURES KEIKI COMPETITIONS IN SURFING, SWIMMING, BAMBOO FISHING, AND TRADITIONAL HAWAIIAN GAMES. THE PUBLIC IS ALSO INVITED TO BROWSE AND TAKE PART IN THE MANY HANDS-ON ACTIVITY BOOTHS BY UHH STUDENTS, DAR AND DLNR REPRESENTATIVES. THE OCEAN FEST DRAWS APPROXIMATELY 300 PEOPLE FOR A FUN-FILLED DAY OF OCEAN COMPETITIONS FOR KEIKI, INTERACTIVE LEARNING ACTIVITIES, AND COMMUNITY DISCOURSE. THIS EVENT IS DEDICATED TO DEVELOPING A MORE INFORMED AND RESPONSIBLE COMMUNITY REGARDING OUR OCEAN AND COASTAL ENVIRONMENT. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4B LA OHANA (FAMILY DAYS): HUI HO'OLEIMALUO FACILITATES HAWAIIAN CULTURAL ACTIVITIES AT TWO SITES WITH THE SUPPORT OF THE COMMUNITY AT HONOKEA LOKO AT WAIULI (RICHARDSON'S OCEAN PARK) AND KAUMAUI, BOTH ON KALANIANAOLE AVENUE (HILO, HAWAII ISLAND) SCARCELY A QUARTER MILE AWAY FROM ONE ANOTHER. WE COORDINATE WITH OUR SCHOOL PARTNERS, KA UMEKE KA EO AND KE ANA LA AHANA TO PROVIDE A LA OHANA, OR FAMILY INTERACTION DAY. HUI HO'OLEIMALUO FACILITATES ONE LA OHANA ONCE A QUARTER. AT THESE EVENTS, AND FOR ALL PARTICIPANTS, HUI HO'OLEIMALU PROVIDES INTERACTIVE LEARNING ACTIVITIES, AN INTRODUCTION TO THE HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE AREA, FOOD, AND TOOLS. ALL PARTICIPANTS HAVE GAINED GREATER KNOWLEDGE OF CULTURAL SITES; NATIVE PLANT AND ANIMAL SPECIES; LOKO I'A PRACTICES; AND HAWAIIAN FARMING METHODS. QUARTERLY LA OHANA INCLUDE CLEARING AREAS AROUND THE LOKO I'A AND INCREASED HABITAT SPACE IN THE LOKO I'A; PRODUCE SUPPLIES FOR EXTENDING AND RE-BUILDING MAKAHA AND WALLS; AND INCREASED POPULATIONS OF FISH AND INVERTEBRATES IN THE BRACKISHWATER ECOSYSTEM OF THE FISHPOND. OUR LA OHANA HAVE BEEN VALUABLE BECAUSE THEY ENCOURAGE FAMILY ENGAGEMENT, BUILD COMMUNITY RELATIONS, AND INSTILL THE PERPETUATION OF CULTURAL AND SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES AND IDENTITY THROUGHOUT OUR HAWAIIAN COMMUNITIES. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4C PUAKAHINANO STEAM STUDENT PROGRAM: HUI HO'OLEIMALUO PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR STEAM (SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, ARTS, AND MATHEMATICS) SKILL BUILDING, PLACE BASED LEARNING, AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT THROUGH THE MAINTENANCE AND MANAGEMENT OF LOKO I.A ECOSYSTEMS AND SMALL SCALE HAWAIIAN FARMING AT WAIULI AND KAUMAUI. OUR WORK INCLUDES RESTORING NATIVE FLORA AND FAUNA OF THE AREA, INCREASING CULTURAL RESOURCES, AND CREATING STEAM EXPERIENCES THAT ALLOW PARTICIPANTS TO BUILD THE SKILLS NEEDED TO FURTHER PURSUE STEAM STUDIES. DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR, HO'OLEIMALUO ENGAGES WITH HAWAII STUDENTS FROM GRADES K-12 AND COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY PROVIDING OUTDOOR-CLASSROOM LEARNING. CURRENTLY, HUI HO'OLEIMALUO WORKS CLOSELY WITH STUDENTS FROM KA 'UMEKE KA'EO, KE'ANA LA'AHANA, ANAKILA LEARNING CENTER, AND NA HUNA AHI ON A WEEKLY AND MONTHLY BASIS. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4D PAPAHANA PUAKAHINANO: FALL, SPRING, AND SUMMER THE PAPAHANA PUAKAHINANO STUDENT PROGRAM IS A SERIES OF WEEK LONG LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES TO BUILD OLELO HAWAI'I (HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE), AND CULTURAL PRACTITIONERS THROUGH AINA (LAND), WAHI PANA (SIGNIFICANT PLACES/SITES), AND 'IKE HAWAI'I (HAWAIIAN KNOWLEDGE) HANDS-ON EXPERIENCES FOR STUDENTS FROM EAST HAWAI'I HAWAIIAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE BASED SCHOOLS IN GRADES K- 12. IN THE 23-24 SCHOOL YEAR THE SERIES INCLUDES FIVE DISTINCT PROGRAMS INCLUDING LOKO I'A (TRADITIONAL HAWAIIAN FISHPONDS) , MALAMA KA WAI (WATERSHEDS), HANA NO'EAU (TRADITIONAL ARTS), HOLOKAI(NAVIGATION AND SAILING), AND PAPA IMU (FOOD PREPARATION AND SECURITY). THE ULTIMATE GOAL OF THIS PROJECT IS TO CULTIVATE THE NEXT GENERATION OF AINA AND COMMUNITY KIA'I (CARE TAKERS). THIS PROGRAM IS ONLY OFFERED IN THE FALL AND SPRING INTERCESSIONS AND THE SUMMER BREAK. ONE-TIME VISITS: HUI HO'OLEIMALUO EXTENDS LEARNING EXPERIENCES TO ANY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION FOR ONE-TIME VISITS UPON REQUEST VIA EMAIL. TO THIS END, AND ON OCCASION, WE HAVE HOSTED PRESCHOOL STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES AND FOREIGN VISITORS FOR THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE. THIS PROGRAM IS DEDICATED TO INCREASING THE KNOWLEDGE OF CULTURAL PRACTICES ASSOCIATED WITH THE KEAUKAHA COASTLINE FOR THE STUDENTS OF THE COMMUNITY. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS REVIEWS AND APPROVES THE FORM 990 BEFORE IT IS FILED. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15A THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS REVIEWED AND APPROVED THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S COMPENSATION. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, INCLUDING THE FORM 990, ARE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. FORM 990, PART IX, LINE 11G PROGRAM CONTRACTORS 86,264 51,758 34,506 PAYROLL PROCESSING 3,306 1,984 1,322 TOTAL 89,570 53,742 35,828