Big Island Resource Conservation & Development Council

The Food Basket, established in 1989, serves as Hawai'i Island's food bank, dedicated to ending hunger through various food assistance programs including traditional food pantries and congregate meal sites. The organization actively promotes community resiliency and healthy food access, ensuring that families have the resources they need to maintain stable nutrition. In addition to their core services, The Food Basket is involved in innovative agricultural initiatives, including the development of a multi-disciplinary campus aimed at enhancing Hawai'i's agricultural sector. By collaborating with local partners and expanding programs, they strive to address food insecurity and support local farmers across the island. Generated from the website

HOPE Services Hawaii is a nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing homelessness on Hawaii Island, focusing on making it rare, brief, and nonrecurring. With various programs including outreach, shelters, and case management, HOPE Services provides critical support and resources to those in need. Celebrating 15 years of service, the organization partners with community groups to further their mission and advocate for those experiencing homelessness. They also engage the community through volunteer opportunities and events, aiming to create stories of hope and resilience across the region. Generated from the website

The Edith Kanakaole Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Hilo, HI, dedicated to preserving and promoting Hawaiian culture through cultural education and traditional practices. Established in 1990, the foundation aims to elevate Hawaiian intelligence by honoring the teachings and traditions of Edith and Luka Kanakaole, providing support to students of Native Hawaiian ancestry, and organizing community events and workdays.Generated from the website