2025-12-05T10:58:17-08:00 2024-12-31 912183089 NATALIE J IWASA CPA INC 1331 LUNALILO HOME ROAD HONOLULU HI 96825 990EZ 2024-01-01 831947197 Aloha Animal Sanctuary ALOH 8083715942 59-215 Ke Nui Rd F Haleiwa HI 96712 Melissa Burns Treasurer 2025-12-04 true true Natalie Iwasa CPA CFE P00846083 8083953233 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X https://www.alohasanctuary.org/ X X 86690 X 75414 6355 1047 0 0 0 3874 7689 -3815 79001 119 15772 1256 235 63222 80604 -1603 144581 142978 X 49780 35409 71972 89789 22829 17980 144581 143178 200 144581 142978 Aloha Animal Sanctuary's purpose is to prevent cruelty toward animals, provide sanctuary to neglected, abandoned and / or abused animals, and to promote compassion toward these animals through public engagement and education. In 2024, Aloha Animal Sanctuary, still an entirely volunteer-run organization, continued to provide sanctuary for neglected, abused, and/or abandoned animals and promote compassion towards these animals through public engagement and education and achieved notable accomplishments. The sanctuary successfully rescued several abandoned animals and continued caring for 43 animal residents, including various species, while ensuring their well-being and happiness. In 2024, the sanctuary closed the year with 123 active volunteers and continued the work-trade program. The impact on the lives of rescued animals, volunteers, and the broader community reflects the sanctuarys commitment to creating a more compassionate and sustainable world for all.Educational events and visitor days continued in 2024 for most of the year. The bird flu arrived on the island late in the year and we stopped visitor and public volunteer days in November 2024 to keep our residents as safe as possible. Educational and visitor days focus on fostering a deeper understanding of farmed animals and humane treatment to the broader community and those who visited the sanctuary. Events included Visitor Days connected with special events such as Yoga. We continued hosting Volunteer Days throughout most of the year, where the community was invited to help around the sanctuary with various projects. While we continued to accomplish many goals aligned with the Sanctuary mission, the sanctuary did go through a significant managing director change. Due to this much of 2024 was focused on onboarding, training, and ensuring all departments had the support they needed to care for the residents. 119 70455 70455 Chio Tapia Former Treas. 15.00 0 Hannah Mizuno Sec./Director 15.00 0 Angelica Anchi Howitz Chairman 5.00 0 Melissa Burns Treasurer 15.00 0 Brian Heithaus Director 15.00 0 Lolita Ayala Executive Dir. 25.00 0 false false false false false false false 0 0 0 false 0 0 false HI Kristie LaRose 59-215 Ke Nui Rd F Haleiwa HI 96712 8084655783 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 67868 79085 109287 61864 75414 393518 7371 9597 9045 17327 10229 53569 7016 21299 806 29121 0 0 82255 88682 139631 79997 85643 476208 10000 8500 24970 5000 30000 78470 0 10000 8500 24970 5000 30000 78470 397738 3252 2944 150 1047 7393 0 3252 2944 150 1047 7393 0 700 72 3030 3802 82955 92006 142575 83177 86690 487403 0.81600 0.96040 0.01520 0.01250 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Other Expenses.1002 Office Expenses $1066 Other Expenses.1009 Depreciation $12058 Other Expenses.1012 Insurance $2437 Other Expenses.1 Animal feed $20383 Other Expenses.2 Supplies $13868 Other Expenses.3 Repairs & maintenance $5703 Other Expenses.4 Equipment rental $2422 Other Expenses.5 Volunteer appreciation $1872 Other Expenses.6 Merchant fees $1534 Other Expenses.7 Vehicle, incl. parking $978 Other Expenses.8 Memberships $366 Other Expenses.9 Visitor & community outreach $345 Other Expenses.11 Licenses & fees $100 Other Expenses.12 Bank charges $90 Other Assets.1001 Automobiles - Beginning $7875 Automobiles - Ending $6125 Other Assets.1003 Machinery and Equipment - Beginning $14954 Machinery and Equipment - Ending $11855 Total Liabilities.1 Security deposits - Beginning $0 Security deposits - Ending $200 Part I, Line 10 - grants Funds given to UberEats for ducks during Avian flu crisis.