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Sustainable Coastlines Hawaiʻi’s Education Program is solutions-based, interactive, and fun. Our educators focus on defining marine debris and explaining where it comes from, how it negatively affects people and our environment, and–most importantly–what we can do about it. SCH empowers people of all ages to take immediate action in their everyday lives to address plastic pollution and encourages people to get their friends, family, schools, and community involved. SCH Education opportunities are always free for schools and student groups!

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EIN: 45-2596726
Sustainable Coastlines Hawaiʻi is a 501(c)(3)

What your donation means

Your donations expand our impact, provide educational experiences, and fund initiatives to perpetuate our vision of inspired people, healthy beaches, and clean coastlines. Here are a few ways your donation will be put to work:

(Re)Learning

Cleanup Festivals

Inspiration

Resource Recovery

Innovative Projects

Other Ways to Give

Checks

Stocks

Employee Match

Fundraise for SCH

Become a Sponsor

Corporate Cleanup

Wire Transfer

Dedicated Donation

A note from our Executive Director

"Sustainable Coastlines Hawaiʻi’s Education Program is solutions-based, interactive, and fun. Our educators focus on defining marine debris and explaining where it comes from, how it negatively affects people and our environment, and–most importantly–what we can do about it. SCH empowers people of all ages to take immediate action in their everyday lives to address plastic pollution and encourages people to get their friends, family, schools, and community involved. SCH Education opportunities are always free for schools and student groups!"

Rafael Bergstrom, SCH Executive Director

Anela H. - Donor

"Mahalo for the work you do to keep Hawai'i beautiful. The 'āina and the Kai are both important. When one suffers so does the other. E mālama pono."

Ola Brewing - Partner

"Mahalo for the work you do to keep Hawai'i beautiful. The 'āina and the Kai are both important. When one suffers so does the other. E mālama pono."

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