Hawaii Heart Foundation Inc.

“Heart start hawaii foundation heart start hawaii foundation 1585 kapiolani blvd 1040 6,026 0 1585 kapiolani blvd 1040 0 96814”

“Expenses advertising and promotion 1,722 office 896 conferences/meetings 398 insurance 899 kids teaching kids 12,863 certification classes 4,667 pad donations 1,566 other 3,016 total 26,027”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 0 199”

“Hawaii heart foundation was established in 2010 with the mission to improve the cardiac arrest survival rates in hawaii.”

“As a part of this foundation a program based on an innovative, age-appropriate, reality-based, technology-rich approach to teaching lifesaving cpr and aed use in schools has been designed to help turn the sudden cardiac arrest (death) statistics upside down hawaii hearts main program is the superhero program - kids teaching kids to save lives. From an early age, children will learn critical skills relating to the chain of survival and to help save a life, which will be reinforced as they progress through school. By the time they graduate, we hope to have created a generation of cpr/aed-savvy students who have the confidence and willingness to save a life. Future heroes in training this program is offered to all hawaii schools, on all the islands. Any school can sign up to have instructors teach their class for free. Community groups can sign up to receive training as well.”

“The big wave risk assessment group exists to educate and train surfers in ocean risk management, safety protocols, equipment, technology and skills training to maximize their own safe practices and to elevate the safety of those with whom they share their surf lineup. Our educational program is open to participants ranging from competent recreational riders through to professional big wave riders, meeting them at their respective level, in their natural environment. It is also our mission to share our progress and key learnings with members of the surf industry to continue to advance awareness, best practices, and technological advancement.”