Hawaii Wildlife Fund
Mission
TO SUPPORT CONSERVATION OF HAWAI`I'S NATIVE WILDLIFE THROUGH RESEARCH AND EDUCATION Hawai`i Wildlife Fund is a non-profit research and education organization dedicated to the conservation of Hawai`i's native wildlife. We collaborate with other scientists to obtain knowledge about threatened and endangered species in order to assist in their recovery. We forge alliances and partnerships with community organizations and businesses to educate visitors and residents of Hawai`i about the marine ecosystem and impending threats. We support various University of Hawai`i student projects through research and education programs. Hawai`i Wildlife Fund is specifically dedicated to: • Provide funding for Hawai`i wildlife conservation, research and education proposals from qualified scientists, university programs, and private organizations. • Provide a natural history education program that will supply educational materials and train individuals to be instructors to the general public on Hawai`i's wildlife. • Perform research on Hawai`i's wildlife and ecosystems to facilitate identification and resolution of problems threatening their existence. • Solicit funds to finance the above objectives from the Hawai`i community and other sources
Vision
Research, education and conservation programs provided by Hawaiʻi Wildlife Fund contribute to the on-the ground protection and future survival of Hawaii’s native wildlife and coastal habitats. We envision thriving native species (with effective conservation measures in place) across the Hawaiian Islands archipelago.
Goals
- 1.Develop and implement recovery actions for the endangered Hawaiian hawksbill sea turtle, including research to identify foraging habitat and prey species, and nest protection activities.
- 2.Lead marine debris recovery efforts for both the main Hawaiian Islands and the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. Since 1998, HWF has pulled over 375 tons of marine debris from beaches and reefs.
- 3.Continue to offer community outreach and educational programs on marine wildlife and habitat conservation through our naturalist training program, student projects, and internships.
KEALAKEKUA HI | EIN: 99-0326669
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501(c)(3) organization
Hawaii Wildlife Fund
Mission
TO SUPPORT CONSERVATION OF HAWAI`I'S NATIVE WILDLIFE THROUGH RESEARCH AND EDUCATION Hawai`i Wildlife Fund is a non-profit research and education organization dedicated to the conservation of Hawai`i's native wildlife. We collaborate with other scientists to obtain knowledge about threatened and endangered species in order to assist in their recovery. We forge alliances and partnerships with community organizations and businesses to educate visitors and residents of Hawai`i about the marine ecosystem and impending threats. We support various University of Hawai`i student projects through research and education programs. Hawai`i Wildlife Fund is specifically dedicated to: • Provide funding for Hawai`i wildlife conservation, research and education proposals from qualified scientists, university programs, and private organizations. • Provide a natural history education program that will supply educational materials and train individuals to be instructors to the general public on Hawai`i's wildlife. • Perform research on Hawai`i's wildlife and ecosystems to facilitate identification and resolution of problems threatening their existence. • Solicit funds to finance the above objectives from the Hawai`i community and other sources
Vision
Research, education and conservation programs provided by Hawaiʻi Wildlife Fund contribute to the on-the ground protection and future survival of Hawaii’s native wildlife and coastal habitats. We envision thriving native species (with effective conservation measures in place) across the Hawaiian Islands archipelago.
Goals
- 1.Develop and implement recovery actions for the endangered Hawaiian hawksbill sea turtle, including research to identify foraging habitat and prey species, and nest protection activities.
- 2.Lead marine debris recovery efforts for both the main Hawaiian Islands and the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands. Since 1998, HWF has pulled over 375 tons of marine debris from beaches and reefs.
- 3.Continue to offer community outreach and educational programs on marine wildlife and habitat conservation through our naturalist training program, student projects, and internships.
KEALAKEKUA HI | EIN: 99-0326669
Profile managed by nonprofit | Is this your nonprofit?
501(c)(3) organization
Beacon Report
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- Additional Information
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- Needs Improvement
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Website Reported on Tax Form:Yes
SCORE100%
Disclosing the charity’s website promotes transparency and provides access to the public.
Source: Public data from IRS Form 990. Fiscal Year 2024.
No Material Diversion of Assets:Yes
SCORE100%
Organizations report 'Yes' to confirm that no material diversion of assets, the unauthorized redirection of funds, occurred during their fiscal year.
Source: Public data from IRS Form 990. Fiscal Year 2024.
Financial Statements:No
SCORE0%
Has financial statements compiled, reviewed or audited by an independent accountant to ensure accuracy.
Source: Public data from IRS Form 990. Fiscal Year 2024.
Records Retention Policy:Yes
SCORE100%
Has a policy establishing guidelines for the handling, backing up, archiving and destruction of documents.
Source: Public data from IRS Form 990. Fiscal Year 2024.
Tax Form Disclosed on Website:No
SCORE0%
Charities are expected to provide their tax forms on their website.
Source: Public data from IRS Form 990. Fiscal Year 2024.
| Score | Metric |
|---|---|
| 100% | Website Reported on Tax Form:Yes Disclosing the charity’s website promotes transparency and provides access to the public. Source: Public data from IRS Form 990. Fiscal Year 2024. |
| 100% | No Material Diversion of Assets:Yes Organizations report 'Yes' to confirm that no material diversion of assets, the unauthorized redirection of funds, occurred during their fiscal year. Source: Public data from IRS Form 990. Fiscal Year 2024. |
| 0% | Financial Statements:No Has financial statements compiled, reviewed or audited by an independent accountant to ensure accuracy. Source: Public data from IRS Form 990. Fiscal Year 2024. |
| 100% | Records Retention Policy:Yes Has a policy establishing guidelines for the handling, backing up, archiving and destruction of documents. Source: Public data from IRS Form 990. Fiscal Year 2024. |
| 0% | Tax Form Disclosed on Website:No Charities are expected to provide their tax forms on their website. Source: Public data from IRS Form 990. Fiscal Year 2024. |