LOKAHI THE UKULELE COLLECTIVE
EIN 99-4476779 · Arts & Culture (A20)
What they do
Lokahi: The Ukulele Collective Empowers Teachers to Integrate Ukulele-based Music Education Into The Regular School Day Across Hawaii. In 2025, Its First Full Year of Operations, Lokahi Delivered Programming Across Four Core Areas:Teacher Professional DevelopmentLokahi Launched Its First Year-long HIDOE Professional Development Program In 2025, Enrolling 50 Teachers Across Two Cohorts With Initial Workshops Delivered In July and October. Program Completion is Expected In 2026. In Addition, Lokahi Delivered A Virtual Introduction to Ukulele & Lyric Writing Workshop to Approximately 90 Registered Teachers (70 Final Attendees) In Partnership With HIDOE, and Facilitated In-person Workshop Sessions Reaching Approximately 30 Additional Teachers At Professional Conferences.Hoolokahi Lyrics Writing ChallengeLokahi Completed Its Inaugural Hoolokahi Lyrics Writing Challenge (SY 202425), A Statewide Student Songwriting Program In Which Students Write Original Lyrics to A Shared Ukulele Melody. Ap
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ALAN LUNDRENVICE PRESIDENT
DIANA BROWNVP/SECRETARY
MARK FUKUNAGAPRESIDENT
MARY KEENANVP/TREASURER
PAULETTE CAVILLISASST. SEC.
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2025
- Location
- 200 N Vineyard Blvd Ste A325 5740, Honolulu, HI 96817
- County
- Honolulu
- In care of
- Mary Keenan
- Primary officer
- Mary Keenan, VP/Treasurer
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2025
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2025
- Return type
- 990EZ
- Tax preparer
- NATALIE J IWASA CPA INC
- NTEE classification
- Arts & Culture (A20)
- IRS tax category
- Arts & Culture