The building of this community is done, kïpaepae (Lit., steps for entering a house), standing upon one stepping stone at a time. The evolution of a diverse community that is built upon Hawaiian culture as its root deepens our competencies of responsibilities, relationships, and re-creation. Many hands come together to ensure this timeless way of being with ourselves, one another, and the environment. E komo mai, welcome, become a part of this learning community.

• Ka ‘Ohana o Kahalu‘u a me Keauhou

• Nä Ahupua‘a o Ke‘ei, Kalama, Kaawaloa, Keauhou, Kahalu‘u, Hölualoa, Kealakehe, Keahuolu, Honokohau, Kaloko, Ka‘upulehu,   Kawaihae, Mahukona, Waipio, Kahuwai, Kau.

• Royal Order of Kamehameha

• Ka‘ahumanu Society

• Daughters of Hawai‘i

• Kona Hawaiian Civic Club

• Hawai‘i Island Küpuna Program

• Na Kalai Wa‘a Moku o Keawe

• Makali‘i Voyaging Canoe

• Kealakehe Elementary, Intermediate, High

• Ke Kula o Ehunuikaimalino

• Kanu o ka ‘Äina

• Hawai‘i Community College, I Ola Häloa

• Kapiolani Community College, Keolani Noa

• University of Hawai‘i at Hilo, Kïpuka, Native Hawaiian Student Center

• The Kohala Center

• Keauhou Beach Resort

• Keauhou Resort

• Queen Lili‘uokalani Children’s Center, Kona

• Bishop Museum

• Kamehameha Schools, Land Assets Division, Kona

• Kamehameha Schools, Enrichment Education, Kona

• Kamehameha Schools, Neighborhood Resource Center, Kona