Na Moku Aupuni O Ko Olau Hui

“Jerome kekiwi jr. Jessie kekiwi-aweau president secretary familial jerorme kekiwi jr. Jennifer kekiwi-brown secretary director familial jennifer kekiwi-brown jessie kekiwi-aweau director secretary familial”

“The board of directors reviews and approves the form 990 prior to filing.”

“Board members and principal officers are required to sign an annual statement affirming the receipt and understanding of the organization's conflict of interest policy.”

“Compensation for services provided by the president of the organization was based on the organization's grant budget.”

“Governing documents, including the form 990, are available upon requent.”

“Ensure due respect for the culture of the kanaka maoli (indigenous people) of keanae-wailuanui ahupua'a (land division), their social, economic, scientific, literary, charitable, historical, spiritual, educational, traditional, and environmental purposes within the meaning of 501(c)(3) of the internal revenue code of 1954, and rules and regulations thereunder as they now exist or as they may hereafter be amended. Develop self-government for their aspirations and to assist them in progressive development as it relates to self-determination and the cooperative management of natural resources. Enhance, preserve, and protect the quality of life and environment for descendants and tenants of keanae-wailuanui ahupua'a as it has existed since time immemorial. Promote constructive measures of development, encourage research and cooperate with one another for the practical achievement of the social, economic, cultural, scientific, literary, charitable, historical, traditional, spiritual, educational, and environmental purposes of kanaka maoli in keanae-wailuanui ahupuaa, situated within the district of ko'olau on the island of maui, state of hawai'i.”

“Ko'olau watershed monitoring project the ko'olau watershed monitoring project was funded in 2020 by maui countys office of economic development and managed by the maui nui marine council. This project consisted of hiring our community members to collect water quality data in various streams throughout the koolau district in east maui. The duration of this project was only for 2020. In 2023, na moku received 75,000 from the environmental protection agency to conduct stream monitoring efforts similar to what our community members did back in 2020. We hired three employees in april 2023 and we recently spent all the funds in july. We allocated the payroll wages of three employees to the grant. Na moku also received an additional 10,000 from hawaii peoples fund to purchase equipment and software for this project.”