Kamuela Nonprofits and Charities

Sadly, I have to agree with the other negative commentators about KARES, particularly about its irresponsible founder. She operates this organization out of the subdivision she lives in, and regularly runs into issues with our HOA because she scatters cat food around our public areas (eg, our mailbox area) to feed the feral cats. I'm a cat lover myself, but doing so attracts other critters -- including feral pigs -- a danger to residents frequenting these areas. When asked to refrain from doing so, she becomes downright vulgar and hostile. I'd also previously contacted her for help capturing and neutering/spaying stray cats coming to our property, and received no help, no reply. I cannot in good conscience support this woman and her non-profit.

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I have been on this very beautiful ranch....and am aware of the Kalaniopio's giving nature to help families re-focus their priorities on Christ, who supplies all our "real needs". I am excited to see what the Lord will do with the offeringsof this gorgeous farm/ranch and the passion of these servant- hearts.

The multitude of Native Hawaiian organizations that have emerged over the last 20 years is a testament to the interest, knowledge, and hard work Native Hawaiians are willing to commit to bettering themselves, their communities, and Hawaiʻi as a whole. At the same time Pūkoʻa recognizes that there is a significant need amongst these developing organizations for capacity support in various forms including; management, strategic planning, facilitation, and access to capital, that if provided, could significantly improve organizational functioning and increase their impact in providing services to meet the needs identified by their communities. The intended impact of Pūkoʻa is to create collective socioeconomic equality for Hawaiians and their communities. <br>

I really can not say enough great things about this organization. We were brought to Five Mountains Hawaii (FMH) by our involvement in Kohala Coalition Against Drugs. We found their program North Hawaii Drug Free Coalition (NHDFC). We quickly became part of that leadership team and the ball has just continued to roll forward. I have been blessed to attend training at CADCA in Washington DC. NHDFC has supported our efforts in our non profit, Roots Advocates For Youth, as a positive youth engagement activity to help keep youth involved and healthy. I was blessed to get training as a mentor through Five Mountains for another project of theirs, Life Plan. I was able to volunteer for a school year and see one entire 8th Grade Class go through this program. To see and hear what this program has sparked in these youth has made it a complete success story for me. The icing on the cake for me is how FMH supports volunteers in building personal leadership/capacity skills. FMH investment in my personal training received through FMH for my current training in Nonprofit Management course I will be able to not only take with me but have skills for my future and potential job opportunities. I have huge hopes and wishes that FMH will be around for years to come. My experiences with this nonprofit I will always hold dear and forever be grateful. Sincerely, Kimberly Lepold, Roots Advocates For Youth, a 501 c(3)