Pacific Whale Foundation

“The organization has written policies.”

“The 990 is presented to the chief financial officer, board president, treasurer, and the entire board of directors for review and approval prior to filing.”

“Organization monitors compliance with conflict of interest policy at their annual board meeting.”

“The organization uses nationally known guidelines for compensation.”

“Board reviews and assesses appropriateness of compensation.”

“Available upon request at the office.”

“Part iii, line 1 - organization's mission (continued from page 2) and conservation programs in hawaii, australia, ecuador, chile, and japan. Organization's mission (full description): pacific whale foundation's mission is to protect the ocean through science and advocacy and to inspire environmental stewardship. Our vision is to be the people's environmental organization for the protection of the world's whales, dolphins and other marine animals living wild in their natural habitat. We believe that it is essential to involve the public in our mission, and we encourage all to become a part of our global community of people who care about the future of the ocean and marine wildlife. Form 990, part iii line 4a - first accomplishment (continued from page 2) key 2024 metrics and accomplishments: research research surveys: completed 123 research vessel survey days across 9 regions, with 587 cetacean sightings. Publications and articles: 7 peer-reviewed articles published, 6 co- authored publications released, and 5 technical reports submitted to the international whaling commission. Presentations: findings presented at the society for marine mammalogy biennial conference, including case studies on dolphin distribution, whale scarring, and fisheries impacts. Form 990, part iii line 4b - second accomplishment (continued from page 2) education key 2024 metrics and accomplishments: keiki whalewatch: engaged 3,628 students, including 2,388 title i students, throughout maui nui with integrated learning experiences that combined classroom instruction and field-based whale-watching. Ocean career quest: introduced 20 middle school students to marine science careers through immersive programs, with 100% of participants receiving full scholarships. Ocean camps: facilitated nine hands-on environmental education weeklong sessions for 165 students in grades 2-8, awarding 65 scholarships. Form 990, part iii line 4c - third accomplishment (continued from page 2) conservation key 2024 metrics and accomplishments: marine debris: removed 12,702 lbs of marine debris through 19 reef cleanups, 5 harbor cleanups, and 34 beach surveys. Great whale count: one of the world's longest-running community science projects (active since 1995) 221 volunteers collected data on humpback whale abundance trends in partnership with the hawaiian islands humpback whale national marine sanctuary.”

“Outreach the outreach team advanced ocean advocacy by engaging communities, schools, and visitors, fostering environmental responsibility and kuleana for hawai'i's ecosystems. Key 2024 actions and accomplishments: malama pono: facilitated 79 stewardship events with 13 local partners, engaging 187 participants and logging over 1,280 volunteer hours to promote mindful care of ocean and island ecosystems. Created easy onramps for locals and visitors to contribute to restoration efforts, embodying the principle of malama pono ("to care responsibly and with integrity"). For da keiki: reached 305 families through a youth-focused initiative that provided environmental education, resource connections, and ocean- themed activities designed to inspire the next generation of environmental stewards. Wildfire response and recovery following the 2023 maui wildfires, pwf provided critical support to affected employees, communities, and ecosystems. Key 2024 actions and accomplishments: 'ohana fund: provided direct assistance to pwf employees and families impacted by the fires. Community fund: provided clean water deliveries to lahaina families and supported local organizations delivering essential relief, rebuilding, and recovery services. Conservation fund: assessment and monitoring of wildfire-related ocean impacts.”

“AUSTRALIA”

“Fundraising expenses 92,672 subsidiary loss -1,049,841 fundraising expenses -92,672 total -1,049,841”