Recent Initiatives

The Kahauiki Village project will provide shelter for working homeless families with 153 one and two bedroom affordable housing units.  Situated on 11.3 acres between Sand Island and Keehi Lagoon Park.  Kahauiki Village will house over 630 people and support pride, dignity and vital resources for working families who would otherwise be homeless.  For more information follow this link to Kahauiki Village.

The MLH Hawaii Foundation offers funding and workforce support for the Makakilo Elementary School Annual Fun Fair fundraiser.

The Waianae Elementary School project enabled the construction of a Cultural Learning Garden that emphasizes the importance of traditional Hawaiian farming practices.

The HUGS Hawaii program provides families of children suffering from serious, life threatening diseases and opportunity for respite and self-care.

Kalopa State Recreation area, offers a sanctuary to protected plant and animal species while providing outdoor enthusiasts the opportunity to camp, hike and picnic.

Kokua Kalihi Valley (2008-2016, Oahu): The Kokua Kalihi Valley provides culturally-based health and wellness programs to the Kalihi Valley community.

Hawi Jodo Mission Cemetery (2013, Hawaii): Many MLH Hawaii Foundation members and supporters have deep family roots in the Hawaiian Islands. The community of Hawi is a quaint, remote former sugar plantation town on the North Kohala coast of the Big Island. The Jodo...

Kalaupapa National Historic Park is located on the remote location of the infamous “leper colony” on the Island of Molokai.

Camp Erdman has provided generations of Hawaii youth with extraordinary outdoor experiences and exposure to the beauty and fragile nature of our coastal environments.   Many of our members attended Camp Erdman in their youth.  MLH Hawaii Foundation has provided...