Sust’ aina ble Molokai

Our project will strengthen SM’s organizational capacity through strategic planning, staff development, and travel support—ensuring our Native-led nonprofit can sustain and scale programs in food sovereignty, renewable energy, and climate resilience to serve Molokai’s community for generations.

This project will build upon the completed Molokai CERAP and the finalization of the MKK Climate Change SLR Plan to increase capacity for community-led planning, which will lead to design and implementation.

This project will complete the creation of our Climate Change and Sea Level Rise Adaptation and Resiliency Plan and our Molokai Community Energy Resiliency Adaptation Plan—which will lead to implementation, particularly with resources from the Justice 40 initiative.

This project will retain opportunities for Native Hawaiians to access fresh local foods and fresh local traditional foods through our island's 22 food pantries. It will leverage our Food Hub, Mobile Market, and Eggs to Market programs to provide access to food on an island with high food insecurity.

COVID-19 Response

COVID-19 Response

General support to transition from NativeGiving.org platform

Native Giving Distribution

Native Giving Distribution

Native Giving Distribution

Native Giving Distribution

Native Giving Distribution

Native Giving Distribution

Native Giving Distribution

Native Giving Distribution

Native Giving Distribution

This project will increase local control over data on the local food system. This project will increase data driven knowledge and create community plans based on data collected from a community food sovereignty assessment.

Native Giving Distribution

Native Giving Distribution

Native Giving distribution

Native Giving distribution

Native Giving match

Native Giving match and distribution

The ultimate purposes of creating agricultural internships are to: 1) protect traditional cultural farming practices and empower youth to be both stewards of our land and essential to creating food sovereignty on Molokai; 2) create community strength by increasing the opportunities for local indigenous post-secondary students to return, then learn and contribute to their home community's sustainable growth; 3) leverage development of a larger sustained agricultural industry on-island, part of which is the creation of living-wage employment.

Native Giving Pass-Thru not previously tracked in GIFTS (2015 Q1&2)