Since becoming a National Historic Landmark in 1965, Hawaiian Mission Houses has preserved the cultural convergence of missionary teachings, Native Hawaiian traditions, and multicultural influences that formed modern Hawaiʻi. The educational programs provide an immersive approach that fosters a deeper understanding and appreciation of the history taught in the classroom to Hawaii State Standards, connecting them beyond textbook learning to Hawaiian history in a meaningful and engaging way.
Your sponsorship would directly impact our ability to:
- Educate nearly 2,500 students annually at our historic site in downtown Honolulu
- Provide underfunded schools with field trip and bus transportation scholarships to HMH
- Preserve historic treasures including the 1821 Mission House (Ka Hale Lāʻau) and 1831 Chamberlain House (Ka Hale Kamalani)
- Sustain our award-winning educational programs (HMH has earned 15 Po‘okela Awards for Excellence)
- To continue providing the community and members with more than 15 events per year
- Steward our archives of 80,000+ digital pieces and rare Hawaiian language materials
- To take proper care of our collections and museum needs
Your support helps us continue our mission of preserving Hawaiʻi's cultural heritage for future generations.
