KoaManaNative Hawaiian Organization
Students and their guides walk together on a park trail
Students and their guides set out on a park species survey (BioBlitz), Hawaiʻi Island. Photo: Hawai‘i Volcanoes NPS · Public domain. Illustrative.

Opportunities

Help shape what KoaMana builds first.

Our programs are still being developed. Tell us what you, your ʻohana or your community need, and what you'd like to be part of.

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Students at a Hawaiian cultural festival, Kaloko-Honokōhau National Historical Park. Photo: NPS · Public domain. Illustrative.

Individuals & Families

Learn where KoaMana intends to help, ask a question, or share what would make a difference at home.

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Hands wind a lei wili
Hands wind a lei wili. Photo: National Park Service/Jay Robinson · Public domain. Illustrative.

Entrepreneurs & Workforce

Tell us about your interest in entrepreneurship, training, mentorship or workforce opportunities as they develop.

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A practitioner demonstrates traditional lei making at a table of flowers
A practitioner demonstrates traditional lei making. Photo: NPS · Public domain. Illustrative.

Get Involved

Offer your time, skills or ideas, or help us connect with the people and places doing the work.

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Photos: NPS; NPS/Jay Robinson (public domain). Illustrative.

Share your needs

We read every message.

This is not an application for funding or services. KoaMana doesn't offer programs yet. What you share helps decide where we begin, and we'll reach out as opportunities open.

  • Takes about two minutes
  • We use it only to respond and to plan
  • We never sell or share it

Representing an organization? Use the community organization form →

I'm reaching out as…

Please don't include sensitive personal information such as health, financial or Social Security details.

Common questions

Are KoaMana programs available now?

Not yet. Our giving will grow across our four community priorities as our companies grow, and we'll share each opportunity here as it opens.

What happens after I share my needs?

A member of our team reads every message. Your input helps the board decide where to begin, and we'll contact you if an opportunity fits.

Who can reach out?

Anyone: individuals, ʻohana, entrepreneurs, community organizations and partners. KoaMana's priorities focus on Native Hawaiian communities.

E komo mai. Let's talk story.

Share a need, introduce your organization, explore a partnership, or simply say aloha.

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