Hawaiian Legacy Reforestation Initiative

“Betsy maler kylie manriki secretary treasurer mother/daughter”

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“Return amended for the following: 1. Change part iv, line 12a answer to yes. 2. Minor 1 rounding adjustments to agree to audited financial statements. 3. Adjust part viii, line 7 to agree to audited financial statements. 4. Remove loss on disposition of asset from part ix, line 24. 5. Check box on schedule d, part x, line 2. 6. Complete schedule d, parts xi and xii. 7. Include fin 48 footnote on schedule d, part xiii.”

“To promote and assist in the reforestation of hawaii forest land with the endemic hawaiian species of trees and plants that originally grew in such locations thereby assisting in watershed protection and expansion of critical habitat for native species, to participate and fund research into hawaiian animal and plant life with the objective of expanding the native forests of hawaii.”

“Hawaiian legacy reforestation initiative (hlri) has participated in taking 1,000 acres of denuded pastureland and reestablished an entire intact endemic ecosystem (the world's first hawaiian legacy forest). Hlri has planted endemic trees on the islands of hawaii and oahu and has commitments for nearly 2,000,000 more over the coming years-well on its way to surpassing its original goal of planting 1.3 million trees (one for each man, woman, and child in hawaii). During 2020, hlri has planted approximately 12,023 trees. Hlri has been recognized globally for groundbreaking innovations. Through state-of-the-art technologies and proprietary forest management practices, hlri is promoting long-term forest health, carbon sequestration, ecosystem diversity, and unparalleled data collection for research and development, all while creating green jobs for hawaii families. During 2020, hlri has made grants of 2,470 to other charitable organizations in connection with its program to plant legacy trees. Most importantly, it tries hard to do all of this in a way that honors the hawaiian culture.”

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“The organization has changed from the cash basis to the accrual basis of accounting as of the 2020 tax year to be consistent with internal financial reporting.”