Aloha in Action Inc.

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“Written copies of form 990 (with schedules) are provided to each officer and director for review and comment prior to filing. Prior tax filings are also provided t any member who requests an opportunity to review those documents, upon request.”

“Written copies of the conflict of interest policy are provided to each board member at the annual meeting and the policy is discussed. Board members are reminded of their obligation to disclose potential conflicts of interest and are invited to ask questions about specific situations that may occur. Each board member is required to sign a written statement acknowledging receipt of a copy of the conflict of interest policy at the annual meeting.”

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“Aloha in action continue to support the most vulnerable members of our community. This includes providing food, materials, supplies, utensils,meals, clothing, advocacy, nurturing, wellness, individual volunteers for families, women, children, elderly, unsheltered, homeless and those affected by change in their lives (kula, lahaina fire relief, natural disasters, health, employment) in our community. Environmental workdays, ocean conservation and restoration, plant and cultural restoration projects, distribution of supplies to fire relief victims, community gardens and education. We continue to support the well-being of individuals, families and communities. Collaboration with a diverse array of community members to support native hawaiian health, education and cultural restoration.”

“Aloha in action has been intensively involved in the relief and recovery effort following the maui fires that occured on august 8, 2023. The maui community is still reeling from the fire damage and the cascading effects of the fire (including homelessness, loss c of employment, health impacts, mental and physical injuries to victims, loss of revenue and the deleterious effects on the island's economy). We have frankly been overwhelmed by the vastness of the needs that have occurred and continue to effect our citizens every day since. A large portion of the residents are still unsettled, moving often from one place to another, chasing housing opportunities, employment offers and schooling placement for their children. Our relief assistance must cover all communities on the island, and delivery of relief supplies expands as the population moves about. Additionally, the process of locating, transporting and accounting for the goods and services used in this effort has been incredibly difficult. The turnover of volunteers has also complicated our work. Because of the intensity of the relief effort, our work has focused on providing an uninterrupted flow of goods to the needy. We are a small but dedicated organization who relies on the support of the community and the tireless efforts of wonderful volunteers who are committed.”