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NATIVE AND NOMADIC NATIONS CULTURAL RELIEF CENTER

KAUNAKAKAI, HI · EIN 87-3827120

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In 2025, The Organization Conducted Educational Activities Focused On Agricultural Sustainability and Community-based Food Production. The Program Included Both Theoretical and Hands-on Instruction In Developing and Maintaining Sustainable Vegetable-growing Systems, Including Installation of Planting Beds, Irrigation Systems, and Ongoing Cultivation and Harvesting Practices. These Activities Were Designed to Promote Local Self-sufficiency and Environmentally Responsible Land Use. The Organization Also Provided Educational Lectures for The Local Community, Including Weekly Philosophy Discussions Led By Antonio Moreno. These Lectures Aimed to Support Cultural Education, Critical Thinking, and…

Organization
NATIVE AND NOMADIC NATIONS CULTURAL RELIEF CENTER
EIN
87-3827120
Address
PO BOX 1711, KAUNAKAKAI, HI, 96748-1711
County
Maui
Tax category
Interfaith Coalitions
NTEE classification
X90
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$76,472reported assets
$9,012reported revenue
$15,147reported expenses
$8,840reported contributions
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