PaRTNER WITH NĀWAIPUNA
Nāwaipuna works alongside practitioners, educators, organizations, and community leaders who share a commitment to cultural continuity, stewardship, and place-based learning.
Together, these partnerships strengthen our ability to care for ʻāina and create meaningful opportunities for learning and connection.
Partnership Opportunities
Community Partners
Help strengthen community connections through shared resources, volunteer opportunities, cultural practice, and local engagement.
Program Partners
Support participant learning through instruction, mentorship, site access, or collaborative programming.
Stewardship Partners
Collaborate on restoration projects, land stewardship, environmental education, and community engagement.
Funding Partners
Support the long-term sustainability of programs, stewardship activities, and learning opportunities through grants, sponsorships, and philanthropic investment.
Why Partnership Matters
The challenges facing Hawaiʻi’s lands and communities cannot be addressed by any single organization.
Nāwaipuna believes meaningful change happens through relationships built on trust, reciprocity, and shared responsibility.
Interested in Partnering With Nāwaipuna?
We believe meaningful work happens through relationships. If you see opportunities to learn, collaborate, or support this work, we would welcome the conversation.
Relationships That Strengthen This Work
Nāwaipuna's work grows through relationships. We are grateful for the practitioners, educators, organizations, stewardship groups, and supporters who help create opportunities for learning, connection, and care for ʻāina.
Select Partners
Maunakea Watershed Alliance
Kamehameha Schools
Dr. Manulani Meyer
Dr. Donna Camvel
Anchor Pointe, LLC
Consumnes Culture and Waterways
Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California
Dr. Frank Lake
Outdoor Empowerment Network