$157.78
4th PERIOD DONATION (as of December 2019)
$4,539.04
TOTAL AMOUNT of DONATION MADE
The third donation period runs from 1/1/2017 to 12/31/2018 and the donation will go to a local non-profit organization. The charitable foundation for the third period will be announced upon being selected.
*The final donation amount will be announced on the website on March 2019.
3rd Period Charitable Foundation
Empower youth by creating, conducting and supporting ocean-based programs
Nā Kama Kai targets ocean safety and conservation awareness in order to increase the capacity of youth in the community through Hawaiian values, culture and environmental education.
A portion of the project’s 2017-2018 sales was donated
The 111-HAWAII PROJECT Office donated 2% of the project’s 2017 and 2018 sales (1/1/2017–12/31/2018) which came out to a total of $929.38 to Nā Kama Kai, a local non-profit organization that focuses on ocean safety and conservation awareness for the next generation.
2nd Period Charitable Foundation
Empower youth through education and activities related to environmental issues
KUPU educates the younger generation through 4 main programs and working on environmental conservation, restoration, education activities. Also addresses Hawaii’s most pressing issues including transportation, school and clean energy.
A portion of the project’s 2016 sales was donated
111-HAWAII PROJECT Office donated 2% of all the project’s sales of 2016 (1/1/2016–12/31/2016) which came out to a total of $1,670.21 to KUPU, a local non-profit organization who empowers youth to serve their communities through education, and environmental stewardship opportunities.
1st Period Charitable Foundation
Empower youth by creating, conducting and supporting ocean-based programs
Nā Kama Kai targets ocean safety and conservation awareness in order to increase the capacity of youth in the community through Hawaiian values, culture and environmental education.
A portion of the project’s 2015 sales was donated
111-HAWAII PROJECT Office donated 2% of all the project’s sales of 2015 (12/10/2014–12/31/2015) which came out to a total of $1988.95 to Nā Kama Kai, a local non-profit organization who targets ocean safety and conservation awareness to the next generation.