Halau Hula Kauluokala Inc.

“Other income 2,222 total 2,222”

“Expenses office supplies 353 travel 627 insurance 575 storage rental 2,779 bank charges 345 christmas event 5,175 competition expenses 1,007 other expenses 2,083 tickets 2,360 musicians 10,050 decoration 501 costumes and implements 14,704 flowers and leis 3,785 technical services 2,208 total 46,552”

“We educate and instill the values of hawaiian culture through language, chant and dance. We encourage the development of skills and knowledge as being part of a caring, respectful community, bringing awareness and sensitivity to perpetuate all things hawaiian. Our goal is to build self- confidence with a greater understanding and connection to our ancestral ways. Thus with a strong foundation through education, we will ensure a secure future, and enduring pride in hawaiian culture.”

“Instruction is done through the use of traditional hawaiian instruments such as gourds, drums, string instruments, and other implements such as uli uli (rattle gourd), ipu (gourd), ili'ili (flat stones), puili (split bamboo), kala'au (sticks), and ukulele instrument playing. Eleven classes are held each week serving keiki students from ages three to seventeen, as well as instruction for adults. During 2016, halau hulu kauluokala performed in community events including wailuku first friday, kama'aina nights, picnic for poke, aloha ukulele festival on kaua'i, and the biannual concert at the maui arts and culture center. The halau entered two keiki soloists in the annual hula o na keiki at ka'anapali beach hotel, in which our students did very well being the current "miss hula o na keiki" for 2017.”