Well out of view of most Hawaii residents, an Oahu-based nonprofit is rescuing troubled lives as it fights to protect the Islands’ fragile ecosystem from invasive species. Now in its 11th year, Kupu Hawaii has cleared more than 100,000 acres of invasive species and planted more than a million …
NONPROFIT SHOWCASE | by Jim George, HANO Contributing Columnist
There are thousands of nonprofits in Hawai‘i, each trying to achieve their individual missions. One of the ways HANO advocates for the many organizations that collectively compose the nonprofit sector is to build community awareness of their value.
In this monthly series, former newspaper editor and columnist Jim George visits with organizations that make up Hawai‘i’s not-for-profit community. Through these profiles, we hope to shine a light on the many ways these different organizations contribute to improving the quality of life for all of us who call Hawai‘i home.
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Touch A Heart Hawai‘i designs a nonprofit business plan for the future
A Honolulu nonprofit that began as an outreach to homeless families 14 years ago is addressing three critical community challenges: helping at-risk residents to live independently, creating markets for locally grown food products, and building its own revenue streams to ensure its financial …
Catholic Charities Hawai‘i touches lives of those most in need
Catholic Charities Hawai‘i is touching thousands of lives in the Islands by finding solutions for the state’s most pressing social problems. Its top priorities mirror the social issues that continue to make headlines, among them homelessness, adult violence and abuse, child abuse and neglect, …