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We ask for your support for Hawaiian Mission Houses, and specifically our education programs, by way of making a donation to the in-person and online auction for our annual gala fundraiser, Huaka’i I Ka Lokahi I Ke Ola: Journey to Harmony in Life on Saturday, September 13, 5:00 – 9:00 pm at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel.

This special evening brings our family and friends together to celebrate Hawaiian Mission Houses’ work to preserve the cultural convergence of missionary teachers, Native Hawaiian traditions, and multicultural influences that formed modern Hawai’i. Please join us!

The sooner you fill in this information, the sooner we can market your business in the 2 months prior to the event, through our bi-weekly e-newsletter and social media posts.

Mahalo. Your support helps us continue our protection of this historic site and archives, and provide award-winning education programs and scholarships for needed field trip fees and transportation.

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About Us

Hawaiian Mission Houses Historic Site and Archives (HMH), an active site for Hawaii’s history since 1820, is a National Historic Landmark (listed in 1965) and accredited by the American Alliance of Museums (last re-accredited in 2010). HMH graces a one-acre site in the Historic Capital district in downtown Honolulu. HMH preserves Hawai‘i’s oldest Western-style house, the 1821 Mission House, as well as the 1831 Chamberlain House, the 1841 Bedroom Annex, a cemetery, a collections storage vault, a gift shop, and multi-purpose space. The library, which holds both English and Hawaiian archival material, welcomes researchers on site as well as from around the globe through the digital collection. A coral-and-grass performance arena was added in 2011, hosting theater and mele (music) performances throughout the year, and a reconstructed hale pili, built using cultural practitioner leadership and designed with sources from journals in the HMH archives, was added in 2021. HMH offers school field trips, tours, historical theater performances and has been awarded over 15 Po‘okela Awards for Excellence in theatrical performance, writing, and direction. The HMH library and historical archive holds over 80,000 digital pieces and is home to one of the largest collections of Hawaiian language printed material in the world.