They started in Puyallup at the farmers market, raising funds to purchase ukulele’s and travel to 3 Days of Aloha to meet up with their Tutu Diva. Selling candy lei empowered them to make big things happen, one lei at a time. Tutu: Hawaiian for grandmother, elder.
MANAIA Ohana
MO’O is a 501(c)(3)
EIN 93-1785130
Community Events
Free S.F.W. Fitness - 6:00pm May 14, 21, 28
Free S.F.W. Fitness - 6:00pm June 11, 18, 25
Teen Resilience Training - 6pm June 18 (Free)
C.A.R. Program - 1:00pm Wednesday’s at Puyallup Tribe’s Wild Wolf Camp
C.A.R. Program 5:00pm Thursday’s at Nisqually’s Culture Night
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Fun Facts
Who is MANAIA Ohana Org? An arts program utilizing the power of storytelling and aloha, inspiring our community to live in harmony
What does MO'O mean?
The acronym MO'O has three meanings.
It's our name abbreviated.
MO'O refers to Mo'opuna, a Hawaiian word meaning grandchild.
When used alone it’s our mythical giant lizard or dragon.
Active Since
2006
NonProfit Status
2023
Manaia: A mythical being of maori legend who guarded it's people in the sky & sea.
Ohana: Hawaiian word for family
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