2025-09-03T18:57:50-04:00 2024-12-31 990303190 CARBONARO CPAS & MANAGEMENT GROUP 1885 MAIN ST STE 408 WAILUKU HI 96793 990 2024-01-01 201489691 HAWAII WILDLIFE CENTER HAWA 8088845000 PO BOX 551752 KAPAAU HI 96755 LINDA S ELLIOTT PRESIDENT/DIRECTOR 8088845000 2025-08-26 true true GRETCHEN KREMEYER P00768528 8082425002 2025-09-02 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z LINDA S ELLIOTT PO BOX 551752 KAPAAU HI 96755 1795581 false X HAWAIIWILDLIFECENTER.ORG X 2006 HI CARE AND CONSERVATION OF NATIVE WINGED WILDLIFE TO REVERSE THE EXTINCTION TREND IN HAWAII. 5 4 30 200 0 844191 645275 688879 693245 19857 36064 17760 39925 1570687 1414509 0 0 907533 868234 0 136332 393405 429097 1300938 1297331 269749 117178 2442242 2514423 259715 214718 2182527 2299705 X CARE AND CONSERVATION OF NATIVE WINGED WILDLIFE TO REVERSE THE EXTINCTION TREND IN HAWAII. false false 298554 668002 PROVIDED CARE AND PROFESSIONAL REHABILITATION TO OVER 1,000 SICK AND INJURED NATIVE BIRDS AND BATS THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF HAWAII, INCLUDING FEDERALLY THREATENED OR ENDANGERED SPECIES. PROVIDED TREATMENT FOR A VARIETY OF INJURIES, ILLNESS, MALNUTRITION, EMACIATION, AND MORE. EXPANDED HOSPITAL SERVICES TO INCLUDE MORE INTENSIVE MEDICAL PROCEDURES AND SURGERIES. THE CENTER CARES FOR HUNDREDS OF NATIVE BIRD AND BAT PATIENTS ANNUALLY FROM THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF HAWAII, WITH A MAJORITY OF PATIENTS ORIGINATING FROM OAHU, MAUI NUI, AND HAWAII ISLAND. CENTER STAFF ALSO ASSIST WITH KAUAI PATIENTS FROM SAVE OUR SHEARWATERS WHEN REQUESTED. TO MAKE A STATEWIDE PROGRAM POSSIBLE, HWC MANAGED A STATEWIDE TRANSPORTATION NETWORK OF VOLUNTEER PILOTS AND DRIVERS, AS WELL AS COORDINATED VOLUNTEERS TO WORK IN WILDLIFE HOSPITAL AND PUBLIC AREAS. STAFF ALSO MANAGED THE OAHU SEABIRD AID PROGRAM, WHICH RESCUED OVER 600 BIRDS IN A FOUR-WEEK TIMEFRAME. HWC CONTINUED TO SERVE AS A WILDLIFE RESCUE HELP DISPATCH AND ANSWERED OVER 1,000 CALLS FROM THE PUBLIC THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. 528333 37343 THE HAWAII WILDLIFE CENTER IS THE FISCAL SPONSOR OF THE SAVE OUR SHEARWATERS (SOS) PROGRAM. SOS IS AN ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES PROFESSIONAL REHABILITATION TO SICK AND INJURED NATIVE BIRDS AND BATS ON KAUAI. THE SOS PROGRAM WAS CREATED IN 1979 AND HELPS HUNDREDS OF SEABIRDS AS WELL AS OTHER NATIVE WINGED WILDLIFE SPECIES ANNUALLY ON KAUAI. IN ADDITION TO MANAGING THE FISCAL OPERATIONS OF THE SOS PROGRAM, HWC ALSO PROVIDED ADDITIONAL VETERINARY SUPPORT TO THE SOS TEAM TO ENSURE THAT THE PROGRAM HAD ALL THE NECESSARY MEDICATIONS FOR PATIENTS IN THEIR CARE AND PROVIDED ACCESS TO SPECIALIZED MEDICAL PROCEDURES WHEN NEEDED THROUGH HWC PARTNERS. 74638 25243 HWC CONTINUED TO PROVIDE OUTREACH AND EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES TO LOCAL STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY GROUPS. 16 GROUPS VISITED THE CENTER, A TOTAL OF 250 STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS. HWC ALSO PARTICIPATED IN 14 COMMUNITY EVENTS ON HAWAII ISLAND AND OAHU, ESTIMATING OVER 6,000 INTERACTIONS WITH THE PUBLIC FROM THOSE EVENTS. STAFF UTILIZED SOCIAL MEDIA TO KEEP THE COMMUNITY ENGAGED IN WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AND TO SHARE UPLIFTING AND EDUCATIONAL CONTENT, PARTNERED WITH CONSERVATION COUNCIL OF HAWAII TO PUT ON ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL HAWAII ISLAND FESTIVAL OF BIRDS, A FULL-DAY FAMILY- FRIENDLY EVENT SPOTLIGHTING CRITICAL CONSERVATION EFFORTS AND BUILDING JOY AND ENTHUSIASM AROUND NATIVE BIRD SPECIES. HWC WILDLIFE TEAM ALSO CONTINUED INTERNSHIP AND EXTERNSHIP PROGRAMS AT THE FACILITY. WILDLIFE REHABILITATION INTERNSHIPS PROVIDED AN INTRODUCTION TO NATIVE HAWAIIAN WILDLIFE REHABILITATION AND HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE IN ANIMAL CARE, WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AND SOME ASPECTS OF VETERINARY MEDICINE. TWO-WEEK EXTERNSHIPS WERE ALSO AVAILABLE TO CURRENT VETERINARY SCHOOL STUDENTS TO BUILD CLINICAL SKILLS ALONG WITH THEIR ANIMAL CARE EXPERIENCE. THE EXTERNSHIPS PROVIDE VETERINARY STUDENTS EXPOSURE TO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ISSUES AS WELL. INTERNS AND EXTERNS BOTH WORKED CLOSELY WITH OUR VETERINARIAN AND WILDLIFE STAFF. 901525 true true false false false false false false false false true false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false true 1 0 30 true false false false false false false false false false false false false X 5 4 false false false false false false false true true false false true true true true true true true true false HI X HAWAII WILDLIFE CENTER 8088845000 PO BOX 551752 KAPAAU HI 96755 SHANE VINCENT CHAIR 0.30 X X 0 0 0 LINDA S ELLIOTT PRESIDENT/DI 40.00 X X 71300 0 6655 NANCY RUSTAD SECRETARY 0.30 X X 0 0 0 REBECCA COLVIN TREASURER 0.30 X X 0 0 0 KIMBERLEY GREESON DIRECTOR 0.30 X 0 0 0 71300 6655 false false false 645275 368867 645275 EMERGENCY RESPONSE 541900 526522 526522 WILDLIFE RESCUE SERVICES 541900 141480 141480 FESTIVAL OF THE BIRDS 541900 25243 25243 693245 32885 32885 370734 367555 3179 3179 3179 50860 13517 37343 37343 OTHER INCOME 900099 2582 2582 2582 1414509 730588 38646 77955 51450 17930 8575 569298 375736 130939 62623 71777 47373 16509 7895 149204 98475 34317 16412 2828 1867 650 311 35300 23296 8120 3884 1930 1274 444 212 5666 3740 1303 623 84592 55831 19456 9305 6495 4287 1494 714 3104 2049 714 341 246 162 57 27 70422 63380 7042 18851 12441 4336 2074 WILDLIFE EXPENSES 109967 109967 FESTIVAL OF BIRDS 30277 19983 6964 3330 EVENT EXPENSES 15607 15607 SIGNAGE 14632 9657 3365 1610 29180 20557 5834 2789 1297331 901525 259474 136332 415670 552726 802655 827116 13595 28678 1636033 626086 1068156 1009947 142166 95956 2442242 2514423 94968 118763 18000 4582 142165 95955 259715 214718 X 2100454 2217632 82073 82073 2182527 2299705 2442242 2514423 117178 X false false false X 448732 635361 748187 844191 645275 3321746 448732 635361 748187 844191 645275 3321746 1491105 1830641 82 163 271 20756 32885 54157 25592 1582 27174 3403077 2656343 0.53790 0.58860 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 1086025 431869 654156 274292 158398 115894 275716 35819 239897 1009947 OPERATING LEASE LIABILITY 95955 95955 X 2 368867 FAIR MARKET VALUE false true false FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4A PROVIDED CARE AND PROFESSIONAL REHABILITATION TO OVER 1,000 SICK AND INJURED NATIVE BIRDS AND BATS THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF HAWAII, INCLUDING FEDERALLY THREATENED OR ENDANGERED SPECIES. PROVIDED TREATMENT FOR A VARIETY OF INJURIES, ILLNESS, MALNUTRITION, EMACIATION, AND MORE. EXPANDED HOSPITAL SERVICES TO INCLUDE MORE INTENSIVE MEDICAL PROCEDURES AND SURGERIES. THE CENTER CARES FOR HUNDREDS OF NATIVE BIRD AND BAT PATIENTS ANNUALLY FROM THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF HAWAII, WITH A MAJORITY OF PATIENTS ORIGINATING FROM OAHU, MAUI NUI, AND HAWAII ISLAND. CENTER STAFF ALSO ASSIST WITH KAUAI PATIENTS FROM SAVE OUR SHEARWATERS WHEN REQUESTED. TO MAKE A STATEWIDE PROGRAM POSSIBLE, HWC MANAGED A STATEWIDE TRANSPORTATION NETWORK OF VOLUNTEER PILOTS AND DRIVERS, AS WELL AS COORDINATED VOLUNTEERS TO WORK IN WILDLIFE HOSPITAL AND PUBLIC AREAS. STAFF ALSO MANAGED THE OAHU SEABIRD AID PROGRAM, WHICH RESCUED OVER 600 BIRDS IN A FOUR-WEEK TIMEFRAME. HWC CONTINUED TO SERVE AS A WILDLIFE RESCUE HELP DISPATCH AND ANSWERED OVER 1,000 CALLS FROM THE PUBLIC THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. FORM 990, PAGE 2, PART III, LINE 4C HWC CONTINUED TO PROVIDE OUTREACH AND EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES TO LOCAL STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY GROUPS. 16 GROUPS VISITED THE CENTER, A TOTAL OF 250 STUDENTS AND COMMUNITY MEMBERS. HWC ALSO PARTICIPATED IN 14 COMMUNITY EVENTS ON HAWAII ISLAND AND OAHU, ESTIMATING OVER 6,000 INTERACTIONS WITH THE PUBLIC FROM THOSE EVENTS. STAFF UTILIZED SOCIAL MEDIA TO KEEP THE COMMUNITY ENGAGED IN WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AND TO SHARE UPLIFTING AND EDUCATIONAL CONTENT, PARTNERED WITH CONSERVATION COUNCIL OF HAWAII TO PUT ON ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL HAWAII ISLAND FESTIVAL OF BIRDS, A FULL-DAY FAMILY- FRIENDLY EVENT SPOTLIGHTING CRITICAL CONSERVATION EFFORTS AND BUILDING JOY AND ENTHUSIASM AROUND NATIVE BIRD SPECIES. HWC WILDLIFE TEAM ALSO CONTINUED INTERNSHIP AND EXTERNSHIP PROGRAMS AT THE FACILITY. WILDLIFE REHABILITATION INTERNSHIPS PROVIDED AN INTRODUCTION TO NATIVE HAWAIIAN WILDLIFE REHABILITATION AND HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE IN ANIMAL CARE, WILDLIFE CONSERVATION AND SOME ASPECTS OF VETERINARY MEDICINE. TWO-WEEK EXTERNSHIPS WERE ALSO AVAILABLE TO CURRENT VETERINARY SCHOOL STUDENTS TO BUILD CLINICAL SKILLS ALONG WITH THEIR ANIMAL CARE EXPERIENCE. THE EXTERNSHIPS PROVIDE VETERINARY STUDENTS EXPOSURE TO WILDLIFE CONSERVATION ISSUES AS WELL. INTERNS AND EXTERNS BOTH WORKED CLOSELY WITH OUR VETERINARIAN AND WILDLIFE STAFF. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 11B THE FORM 990 IS PROVIDED TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR REVIEW PRIOR TO FILING. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 12C BOARD MEMBERS MUST SIGN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF WRITTEN CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICIES ANNUALLY. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15A COMPARABLE INCREASE IN ALL SALARIES TO THE EXTENT OF BUDGET. SALARIES WERE REVIEWED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, AND INCREASE APPROVED BASED ON COMPARABLE MARKET RATES. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 15B COMPARABLE INCREASE IN ALL SALARIES TO THE EXTENT OF BUDGET. SALARIES WERE REVIEWED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, AND INCREASE APPROVED BASED ON COMPARABLE MARKET RATES. FORM 990, PAGE 6, PART VI, LINE 19 GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, INCLUDING THE FORM 990, ARE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.