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1		KILAUEA, HI
2		HONOLULU, HI
3		Honolulu, HI
4		HILO, HI
5		HILO, HI
6		Kailua, HI
7		Kapaa, HI
8		Kamuela, HI
9		HONOLULU, HI
10		KUNIA, HI
11		HONOLULU, HI
12		KILAUEA, HI
13		MILILANI, HI
14		KUNIA, HI
15		Pepeekeo, HI

COMMUNITY OUTREACH TO PEOPLE IN HAWAII FOR EDUCATION AND ACTIVITIES RELATED TO STRENGTHENING LOCAL AGRICULTURE AND SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES.

TO PROMOTE AGRICULTURE AND FARMING, AND TO ENHANCE ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP IN THE STATE OF , THROUGH AGRICULTURE RESEARCH, EDUCATION, TRAINING, MANAGEMENT AND PUBLIC OUTREACH.

See mission statement on Schedule O.To engage and catalyze global seafood supply chains in rebuilding depleted fish stocks and reducing the environmental impacts of fishing and fish farming.

THE IMPROVEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE COFFEE, FLORICULTURE/NURSERY AND PAPAYA INDUSTRIES THROUGH RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, MARKETING AND PROMOTION, AND EDUCATION AND COOPERATION ON A NON-PARTISAN BASIS.

TO ALIGN WITH FARMERS ASSOCIATION (KPFA) IN ITS MISSION TO SERVE ITS , AND TO SERVE AS ITS FISCAL SPONSOR.

award an outstanding college student, which was raised in a , Hawaii working ranch or has a demonstrated history working with horses and/or cattle

THE (HFUF) HAS A MISSION TO BUILD A SUPPORTIVE REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURAL SYSTEM WHERE CAN CREATE SUSTAINABLE, VIBRANT AND PROSPEROUS AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITIES ACROSS .

Supporting state working ranch family culture of the hawaiian paniolo and todays modern day hawaiian cattle rancher and family ranch performance

TO GLORIFY GOD THROUGH THE FAITHFUL PRACTICE OF ENGAGING GREAT COMMANDMENT IN MATT. 28: 18-20 AND TO PREACH THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST, IN HAWAII, THE U.S., AND THROUGH THE WORLD.

TO SUPPORT A VIABLE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR BY RESEARCHING AND APPLYING RELEVANT SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY TO ACHIEVE PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS AND BY IDENTIFYING NEW AGRICULTURAL OPPORTUNITIES.

TO RESCUE AND DELIVER QUALITY DONATED FOOD TO SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES THAT FEED THE HUNGRY IN HAWAII.

TO PROMOTE INTEREST AND AWARENESS IN TROPICAL HORTICULTURE,AGRICULTURE AND FORESTRY BY MAKING THE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC, ORGANIZING AND CONDUCTING

PROVIDES SUPPORT TO UNDERPRIVILEGED OR DISADVANTAGED HAWAII AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION STUDENTS IN THE STATE OF HAWAII. THE ORGANIZATION WILL SUPPORT LOCAL, YOUNG PEOPLE THAT WANT TO BECOME FARMERS IN HAWAII BY PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL GRANTS OR SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS LACKING SUFFICIENT FINANCIAL MEANS TO SEEK EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES, ENROLL IN CURRICULUMS, AND ATTEND EVENTS AFFILIATED WITH THE HAWAII (FUTURE FARMER OF AMERICA) LOCALLY AND WITH THE NATIONAL ACROSS THE USA. THE ORGANIZATION WILL ALSO DEVELOP AND OPERATE LOCAL EVENTS DESIGNED TO ENCOURAGE LOCAL, YOUNG PEOPLE TO PURSUE A FARMING CAREER IN HAWAII. FUNDAMENTALLY, THE ORGANIZATION SEEKS TO SPREAD ALOHA (LOVE AND FELLOWSHIP) AND KOKUA (TO HELP OTHERS) IN CULTIVATING AND CARING FOR HAWAIIAN NATURAL RESOURCES.

THE , SERVING AS 'S VOICE OF AGRICULTURE PROTECTS, ADVOCATES, AND ADVANCES THE SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND EDUCATIONAL INTEREST OF OUR DIVERSE AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITY.

To radically support the emotional, physical, and spiritual health of our community by offering its members accessible, state-of-the-art opportunities to improve their overall health and well-being from birth;To provide programs that offer the community members both traditional and holistic modes, methods and options of healing;To acquire, create and maintain a sustainable land base, reflecting an ahupua'a (Hawaiian land division), with a focus on using indigenous Hawaiian sciences for health and well-being, through modalities such as naturopathic medicine, 'ai pono (native diet), colon hydrotherapy, lomilomi, ho'oponopono, natural birthing and regenerative subsistence agriculture.

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