Mana Maoli

“An electronic copy of the Form 990 is sent to all votig Board members for discussion and approval before the return is filed. The Executive Director is authorized to sign and submit the Form 990 to the IRS.”

“A board member may feel that he, she or another board member may have an actual or perceived conflict of interest regarding one or more topics of discussion via emal, conference call or in person and/or decision making. In such case, any board members with actual or perceived conflict of interest shall disclose this, and recuse themselves from discussion and/or decision-making on these items.”

“Form 990 is available to the public on request, and made available to funders as required. It is also filed with the Hawaii Attorney Generals office.”

“The organization has no unrelated business income to report on Form 990-T.”

“Mana Maolis mission is to Hookumu, build grounding and foundation to foster a sense of esteem, stewardship, and kuleana to the aina, our communities, and ourselves, through grounding in the anscestral knowledge and practicesof Hawaii and the academic skills necessary to excel in the 21st century.”

“Mana Maoli has only one current program service and that is connecting youth primarily from Hawaiian Charter and Immersion schools with professionals in the music, multimedia and communication industries via year-long classes, discipline-focusted mentorships, real-world internships, school visits, and the creation and sharing of products. The purpose for this widely encompassing service is the same as organizations vision to facilitate individual and community healing and empowerment by fostering lifelong learners who think, feel, and act in ways that are pono harmonious, righteous for recognizing strengths and addressing challenges as the seek positive, systemic change in their local, regional, and global communities. By exposing program participants to the various areas and disciplines within the creative nd stroytelling industries, they leave with greater levels of confidence and experience in fulfilling their part in realizing our vision. Each year approximately 1,140 students and 110 music and multimedia professionals are served in this program. An estimated 415 session occur each year.”

“Temporary Restricted Assets Beginning of year 59,889 Temporarily Restricted Assets End of Year 25,000. Net Difference 34,889.”

“Services Performed by Others - all instructors and production crew and coordinators are independent contractors as follows Project Coordinator - 25,526 Website/Social Media - 4,510 Instructors and Mentors - 27,398 Recording and Mastering - 24,374 Production Crew - 6,778 Creative and Others - 9,457. 97,943.”