OUR IMPACT
Ways to Give
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Consider making a meaningful gift by check, donor-advised fund grant or employer match support.
Make checks payable to Kupu and mail to: MSC 61382, P.O. Box 1300, Honolulu, HI 96807-1300.
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Amplify giving through corporate sponsorship, family foundation support, wire transfers, appreciated stock gifts, foundation grants, cryptocurrency, real estate and other noncash assets. Contact Kupu’s Philanthropy Team at donations@kupuhawaii.org.
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Ages 70½+ can donate directly from retirement accounts, meeting distribution requirements while supporting conservation careers. Contact Kupu’s Philanthropy Team at donations@kupuhawaii.org
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Create lasting environmental impact by naming Kupu as a beneficiary in your will, trust, or retirement plan. Even a modest percentage of your estate or 401(k) can fund decades of youth conservation programs. Contact Kupu’s Philanthropy Team at donations@kupuhawaii.org
Ho‘okupu: Stories of Generosity
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Where Mission Meets Place: Kupu at Harbor Court
Kupu has officially moved into our new home at Harbor Court in downtown Honolulu—a space reflecting our mission to serve Hawai‘i’s people and places with care and connection, made possible by our generous community partners who named our rooms, supported our vision, and helped create a welcoming hub for our team, partners, and program participants
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The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation supports Kupu’s MALU program with a $4 million, five-year grant, reflecting our commitment to strengthening Hawai‘i’s ʻāina-based sector by bolstering Kupu’s role as an intermediary and building community capacity, enabling Kupu to steward $16 million in federal funding for subgrants to 25–45 local organizations working to expand access to locally grown food, empower youth, and cultivate a skilled, place-based workforce—learn more at www.kupuhawaii.org/malu.
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ALOHA
ALOHA partners with Kupu—donating 10% of Hawai‘i Edition bar proceeds to support youth empowerment and environmental stewardship—turning every bite of Paʻakai, Kona, and Taro bars into an act of aloha for Hawaiʻi’s future.
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Kepa's Story
"Kupu has been woven into my life for more than 15 years — first as a participant, then as a staff member, and now as a donor. Along the way, I gained not only skills and opportunities, but also a deeper connection to my culture, my community, and our ʻāina. Kupu shaped the person I am today and instilled in me a sense of purpose that continues to guide my work.”
