“All it takes is to impact one child and it is worth it, our program will succeed”
- Aaron Hoff
Our program is driven by YOU - our supporters, our encouragers and our Ohana. The beauty of this foundation is in the way that an international community has united to serve the children of a single, tiny island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
Learn more about our impact
We are a mission driven non-profit
We are a community that stands for health and exists to empower people to thrive. Kids, teens, adults all have a purpose within our community.
The problem
Hawai’i hosts one of the largest drug and alcohol abuse problems in the United States. Suicide, depression, and addiction are byproducts of the substance abuse and are devastating our culture, communities, and kids. Every kid could be exposed to this problem. We have solutions to help.
23 suicides on Kaua’i in 2020
16% of young adults are neither working nor in school
12% of students do not graduate high school
32% of driving deaths on Kaua’i include alcohol
The Solution
Our solution to substance abuse begins with providing a safe place where kids know they are loved.
Create the environment
We create a sober space where healthy is the norm, not the exception.
Lower the barrier to entry
Our programs are free for kids because finances should never limit participation.
Prioritize healthy relationships
We create community context that allows healing, growth and development.
Provide resources
We provide resources for kids and adults in our programs to be successful in every area of their life.
We are always looking at how we grow our reach and deepen our impact to expand the Keala Foundation programs. Your support has contributed to our program success so far and will continue to help us go further, together.
All donations are tax deductible. You will help support kids on Kaua’i grow in their fitness and character as well as transform the health and wellness of families.
Your donations are valued and stewarded within our programs to build communities that support the youth of Kaua’i.