NAPILI KAI FOUNDATION

The Longest Running Weekly Keiki Hula Show in Hawaii The Mission of the Napili Kai Foundation is to perpetuate the cultural legacy of Hawaii through the children of Maui.
The children, ages 6-18, are taught the dances, language, history, arts and crafts of Polynesia. Since hula is an important part of
Hawaiian culture, they are trained by kumu hula and perform a live, public show every Tuesday at the Napili Kai Beach Resort.
Currently, the Foundation is the longest running weekly children’s hula show in the State of Hawaii, and the only one of its kind that
also provides higher education scholarships to its graduates. Over the past twenty years, these scholarships total well over $100,000.

RECENT NEWS

2012 NKF Scholarship Recipients… The Napili Kai Foundation announced its 2012 scholarship awards, totaling $13,500, that were presented on June 12 at the conclusion of its weekly performance at Napili Kai Beach Resort…

NKF Alumni Today – Leaders of Tomorrow Matthew Erickson among the next generation of island leaders – graduate of Lahainaluna High School and Scholarship Recipient of Napili Kai Foundation…