Festivals of Aloha Inc.

“Daryl fujiwara dawn fujiwara president treasurer lineal descendant”

“Copy of the tax return is emailed to the bard for review and discussion.”

“All board members, officers, and all employees who can influence the governance and actions of the corporation, shall be required to annualy disclose on the conflict of interest policies. Any conflicts are immediately brought to the board for discussion and correction taken if necessary.”

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“The organization offers multiple culturally rich programs that preserve tradition, foster community, and celebrate the diverse heritage of maui. Among them is the emma farden sharpe hula festival, which honors the legacy of a beloved maui kumu hula and highlights hula as a cultural expression that connects people spiritually and emotionally. The festivals of aloha showcases hawaiian culture across the islands with local crafts, food, entertainment, and hula, strengthening cultural pride. Wailuku first friday brings residents and visitors together each month for a lively street party that supports local businesses and artists. Additional programs include the prince kuhio maui hoolaulea, celebrating the humanitarian legacy of prince jonah kuhio; the na kamehameha pau parade and hoolaulea, which honors king kamehameha through a regal parade and festivities; and the lahaina obon, a japanese cultural festival that honors ancestors and promotes unity and healing. Together, these programs create meaningful opportunities for cultural engagement, learning, and community connection. Festivals of aloha serves residents, cultural practitioners, local businesses, and visitors across hawaii. Events typically engage 100 to 5000 plus attendees per event, support 20-40 local vendors and practitioners, and reach families, kupuna, and youth through free or low- cost, family-friendly programming. Through strong partnerships with community organizations, cultural leaders, and venues, festivals of aloha maintains a growing statewide reach while remaining deeply place-based and community-led.”

“Parade expenses 10,581 0 0 pa'u expense 5,730 0 0 equipment rental 4,704 0 0 keiki activites 4,200 0 0 hoolaulea 2,560 0 0 miscallaneous 899 240 60 dues & subscriptions 833 222 56 bank fees 4 4 0 total 29,511 466 116”