Make Lemonade Project

The Conservation Council for Hawaii (CCH) has been a leading voice for wildlife in the state since 1950, dedicated to protecting native Hawaiian plants, animals, and ecosystems for future generations. As the Hawaii state affiliate of the National Wildlife Federation, CCH engages in advocacy, education, and coalition building to amplify its impact on environmental policies and programs across the Islands. With a diverse membership that includes scientists, Native Hawaiian practitioners, educators, and community leaders, CCH fosters a united commitment to preserving Hawaii's unique environment. The organization also hosts events such as the annual Manu O K Festival, celebrating the beloved native species, the Manu O K (whitetern), and connecting people with nature through various initiatives. Generated from the website

The Kiwanis Club of Honolulu, founded in 1947, is dedicated to serving the community and supporting youth leadership programs across Hawaii. With a commitment to philanthropy, the club collaborates with students and nonprofit organizations to make a positive impact both locally and globally. Over its 75-year history, the Kiwanis Club has taken on various initiatives, including the adoption and upkeep of Cartwright Field, named after the Father of Baseball. The club sponsors multiple Key Clubs and Circle K programs at local high schools, fostering leadership and community service among Hawaii's youth. Generated from the website