Lahaina Restoration Foundation

Lahaina Restoration Foundation is a non-profit, tax-exempt corporate entity located in Lahaina, Hawaii, registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) since August 2017. The organization focuses on historical preservation and restoration efforts in the Lahaina area, particularly surrounding cultural and historic sites. While specific details about the foundation's comprehensive mission are not provided in the available data, its federal grant awards suggest a dedicated commitment to preserving and restoring significant local historical landmarks and cultural spaces.

The foundation has received multiple federal grant sub-awards primarily centered on restoration and preservation projects in Lahaina. These grants include restoration efforts for specific historical sites such as the Old Lahaina Courthouse, Hale Aloha Building, Wo Hing Museum, Pioneer Mill Smokestack & Locomotives Park Area, and walking tour signage. The grants appear to be channeled through the Hawaii Department of Defense, indicating a collaborative approach to historical preservation. The most recent sub-awards, dated between October 2024 and February 2025, demonstrate an ongoing commitment to documenting, protecting, and potentially rehabilitating important cultural and historical infrastructure in the Lahaina region. While the foundation does not have federal contract prime awardees, it has successfully secured sub-grant awards that support local historical restoration initiatives.