The OHA Mālama Loan is a 5-year, 5% fixed rate up to $75,000 for eligible Native Hawaiian consumers and businesses. The loan can be used by consumers for home improvement or educational purposes and by businesses to grow their operations. Loan applications are available at First Hawaiian Bank.

Click Here for More Info!

A sometimes weekly blog by Jan TenBruggencate covering the latest and best scientific research about Hawaii or conducted by Hawaiian scientists.

Check it out!

This special recording is a compilation of His Holiness' conversations and symposiums during his visits to Hawaii (1994); intermixed with recordings of rare Tibetan folk music; Hawaiian chants by kumu hula, John Lake; and an introduction by the late Rev. Abraham Akaka.  All proceeds benefit Hawaii's Sakyadhita organization of Tibetan nuns.

Purchase Now

Filled with rare and beautiful images of Hawaii's endangered plants and animals, this book is valuable not only to Hawaii readers but pertinent to every community seeking to preserve its natural treasures. Author, Paul Berry.

Purchase Now

From Europe to Hawaii, Siegfried Ramler's memoirs move from his childhood in Austria, escape from Nazi Germany via Kindertransport, life in London during the WWII Blitz, to interrogator and interpreter at the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials and then to Hawaii and a long career in education including the founding of the International Center at Punahou School, Pres. Barack Obama's alma mater.  A fascinating bio. Signed copies by author.

Purchase Now