Aha Kāne's vision is to "nurture a healthier Native Hawaiian male population by eliminating psychosocial, health, and educational disparities through activities founded on traditional cultural practices that build sustainability in the community."

Kākoʻo ʻŌiwi's mission is to perpetuate the cultural and spiritual practices of Native Hawaiians. They strive to, among other things, "restore the cultural connection between land and community, develop ongoing sustainable programs, and provide green jobs and opportunities.

Koka supports a culturally rich learning environment for keiki and centers all of its programs around Hawaiian culture. While the organization primarily focuses on opio, it seens enriching the community as an integral part of improving learning for keiki as well. Thusly, various community workshops are held throughout the year.

Mana Studios creates digital solutions to perpetuate and normalize ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi and other indigenous languages. Among their projects is a browser extension that allows Netflix users to watch movies and shows with hawaiian subtitles.

Purple Mai‘a integrates Hawaiian values with technology to engage youth and the wider community as indigenous technologists--ideators and users of technology that promote sustainable practices and solutions for a better society. Among its programs Purple Mai‘a teaches coding and computer science to native Hawaiian and other youth groups underrepresented in tech.

Founded by Prince Kuhio, the Hawaiian Civic Clubs advocate "for improved welfare of native Hawaiians in culture, health, economic development, education, social welfare, and nationhood."

Kanaeokana is a network that supports and enriches Native Hawaiian ways of learning. They "seek to strengthen the lāhui and nurture the next generations of aloha 'āina leaders though a strong ʻōlelo Hawai'i and ʻike Hawai'i foundation."

The cultural preservation society is dedicated to perpetuating Mary Kawena Pukui's life work of preserving Hawaiian culture and language for future generations.

PAI's mission is "to establish and maintain a sustainable Native Hawaiian arts and culture center in urban Honolulu." The foundation operates the PAʻI Arts & Culture Center (PACC).

Liliuokalani Trust is a private foundation that was established to ensure the well-being of orphan and destitute children with preference given to Native Hawaiian children. In addition to the trust's programs, which are founded on Hawaiian cultural values, the trust also holds agriculture and conservation lands.