The Easter Island Foundation

“Expenses 843 868 directors & officers 1,310 worker's compensation 106 journal program 3,500 scholarship program 44,000 toki rapa nui music schoo 7,850 telephone 919 licenses, permits, taxes 75 business meals 1,410 honga'a re'o rapa nui lan 15,000 journal of polynesian arc 2,500 bank and credit card fees 247 total 78,628”

“Unrealized gains on investments 8,277”

“To work for the conservation and protection of easter island, its history, culture and environment through educational programs. To facilitate rapa nui youth in gaining professional careers and expertise through our scholarship program, so that the rapa nui can continue to build a strong, independent community that respects their unique heritage. To inform the general public of the importance of easter islands compelling heritage and priceless monumental treasures. To encourage research and dialogue about easter island and polynesia among scientists and other interested parties through the publication of rapa nui journal (in partnership with university of hawaii press) and through international conferences.”

“Promote the preservation of rapa nui heritage and culture through education. The foundation was created in 1989 to give back to a community that has inspired the world with its rich history, vibrant culture and monumental treasurers. We provide scholarships to students of rapa nui ancestry, provide funding for programs on the island including toki rapa nui school of music and the arts, terevaka archaeological outreach program and the william mulloy library. We continue to publish the rapa nui journal in partnership with the university of hawai'i press.”