Earth Foundation

Stewards of the Land, Sea and Native Cultures

Earth Foundation is a nonprofit, national media specialist team. The Pacific Rim is of immediate, vital interest to us. We are currently focusing on Hawaii & the Pacific. We are working to preserve Hawaii’s native culture & natural resources. Earth Foundation (“EF”) researches the State of Hawaii’s & Maui’s Agriculture, Energy and Water; helps protect Maui’s and Hawaii’s beaches & land; works with the Native Hawaiians on Maui and statewide and with Hispanics on Oahu; and helps protect the international public health of Hawaii, U.S. West Coast, and the Pacific from nuclear waste.

In the Hawaii State Legislature, in Honolulu, EF’s representative has good relationships with top leaders in the State Senate and the State House of Representatives. On Maui, we have good relationships with top elected and appointed officials, the Mayor, and the Planning Director of Maui County Government and we work closely with Maui County Government where appropriate.

Earth Foundation has close ties with the United Nations, U.N. related organizations, the Hawaii State Legislature, and the University of Hawaii.

Earth Foundation’s main focus and expertise is to generate information through the media, EF’s website, and through flyers and posters, to give people information on facts and solutions, what to do, who to contact and how to contact them. Our efforts are geared to pulling in the numbers, supporting people to show up and be heard.

In August 1997, while Earth Foundation was preparing its nonprofit incorporation papers for filing and its initial “Public 501(c)(3) charitable organization” application to submit to the I.R.S. for consideration, Earth Foundation proceeded with the building of vitally important business relationships. EF’s President had successful, solid meetings during four days in New York with the United Nations (U.N.) and a day in Washington, D.C. with the U.N. Global Environment Facility (“GEF”) to establish substantial working relationships with these organizations. A retired U.N. Assistant Secretary General and Executive Deputy Director of UNEP is on the Board of Directors of Earth Foundation. He was very kind to line up and make the appointments for EF’s President to meet with all these people.

Earth Foundation is fortunate that, if needed, our board member could help get us in contact with whoever is needed in the U.N.

Since 1997 EF’s representative has been dealing with the U.N. He is in contact and talks and emails to 15 to 20 people who can get things done fast who work for the seven U.N. agencies listed below:

U.N. Environmental Programme (UNEP)
U.N. Television
U.N. Development Programme (UNDP)
U.N. Secretariat
Tropical Disease Research (TDR), of WHO (U.N.’s World Health Organization)
U.N. Global Environmental Facility (GEF)
UNICEF.