By: LISA NUNIES

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By LISA NUNIES
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Mission Statement

• As a Native Hawaiian cooperative, we encourage
  Hawaiian entrepreneurship to develop, produce and
  market quality products made by Native Hawaiians
  in the Hawaiian Islands.
• We perpetuate Hawaiian values, self-sufficiency
  and self-determination for indigenous people.
• We support the nation building initiatives of Ka
  Lahui Hawaii.

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The Gift Shop
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Merchandise Items

• Hawaiian design t-shirts and dresses
• Teas, jams jellies
• Books music
• Hawaiian clothing, kikepas, etc.
• Paintings and carvings
• Wood and rock artifacts
• Noni and mamaki items
• Lauhala items
• Jewelry (Basalt stone, niihau shells)
• Over 300 different items

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• Rebekah Oe-Len Kahaulani Luke founded Hale Kuai
  in 1993 out in Hauula. She was the
  organizations first Executive Director.
• Hale Kuai Cooperative was established as an
  economic initiative of Ka Lahui Hawaii (the
  Hawaiian Nation).
• Operates independently, and contributes 1 of
  gross sales to support the nation building
  initiatives of Ka Lahui Hawaii.
• This Cooperative is a user-owned,
  user-controlled entity. As a member of Hale
  Kuais Cooperative you own this business.

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The Learning Center
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TheLomi Company
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MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

• Initiation fee of 50, and annual renewal of 15
• You are an equal member in the business
• Anyone or any company may become a member
• Receive 10 discount on all Hale Kuai
  merchandise
• Receive satisfaction in helping to create
  awareness for Native Hawaiian products
• A good feeling that you are contributing to the
  economic development of individual Hawaiians,
  their families, and their communities, and also
  to the Hawaiian nation, Ka Lui Hawaii.

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Mahalo a nui loa