From September through November 2018, NOAA will host a series of grant writing workshops across the state of Hawaii. These free workshops will address fundamental elements of what makes a strong grant proposal for NOAA, and in general. Workshop activities will help attendees develop objectives and …
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QuickBooks Made Easy Training for Nonprofits
This two-part training is designed for those new to QuickBooks, as well as advanced users. Part 1: Essentials | 9:15 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The material will cover the basics of setting up and entering transactions specifically for Nonprofits, an overview of the software updates included in the …
Public Access Room to host Legislative Workshops on Maui
Public Access Room (PAR) staff will be on Maui Oct. 15-18 to conduct legislative workshops as part of its neighbor island outreach program. Two new workshops will be offered at various locations. The first workshop is geared towards newcomers and provides an introduction to the state legislative …
Become a Leader in Urban & Community Forestry
Are you passionate about trees and their value for our well-being? Do you have professional experience you would like to apply to improve our urban and community forests and green spaces across the state? The Kaulunani Urban and Community Forestry Program is now seeking qualified and …
Opportunity in Wai‘anae with Ke Aka Ho‘onā Homeowners Association
In 1991, Consuelo Foundation purchased 14 acres of land in Wai‘anae to be used for building affordable self-help housing. The idea was to create a pathway for families to purchase affordable housing through a combination of sweat equity and fair long-term financing in order to build a safe and …
Local funders support capacity-building and long-term sustainability in ʻāina-based community efforts
“Natural and cultural resources have invisible human webs all around them,” says Chris Cramer, Founder and President of the Maunalua Fishpond Heritage Center, a local non-profit that stewards Kānewai and Kalauha‘iha‘i fishponds in East Oʻahu. “Collective gatherings provide the GPS to navigate human …