ADVENTURE CENTERS HAWAII
EIN 93-2188061 · Recreation & Sports N.E.C. (N99)
What they do
In Our Third Fiscal Year, We Received A $10000 Capital Grant From The Atherton Family Foundation, A $5000 Grant From The Theresa Foundation to Support Climbing Opportunities for Individuals With Special Needs, and Approximately $2500 In Contributions From Individual Donors. Big Island Climbing Also Provided Approximately $60990 In Donated Facility Use, Utilities, Operational Support, and Management Services to Support Our Programs. Through Our Climbing for Keiki Program, We Provided More Than 1300 Free Climbing Sessions for Youth and Young Adults From Schools, Homeschool Groups, and Community Organizations, Including Connections Charter School, HAAS, Volcano School of Arts and Sciences, Neighborhood Place of Puna, Hope Services, Project Hawaii, and Anchor Point Youth Center. Funding and Donated Support Allowed Us to Continue Reducing Financial Barriers to Indoor Bouldering While Promoting Confidence, Resilience, Physical Activity, Problem-solving, and Social Connection In A Safe and Su
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ContactDonna NicholsChair
In care of% DONNA NICHOLS
Mailing address255 ANELA ST, HILO, HI 96720-5409
Main phone(619) 405-3900 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- September 2023
- County
- Hawaii
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