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Adventure Centers Hawaii

EIN 93-2188061·Hawaiʻi, United States

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Revenue reported$35,456As reported
Expenses reported$35,217As reported
Net assets$9,016As reported
Latest returnTax year 2025 (Form 990EZ)As reported

Financial statement

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Form 990 — rendered financial statement

EIN
93-2188061
Fiscal year covered
Tax year 2025 (Form 990EZ)
Data source
IRS Form 990 via ProPublica
Ingested
2026-08-25

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Revenue

How the organization reported its money coming in.

Line itemCurrent yearPrior year
Contributions & grantsPart VIII, line 1hNot in filing on fileNot present in the parsed XML retained for this record. Read the linked filing; absence here does not mean the organization reported zero.
Program service revenuePart VIII, line 2g$0—
Investment incomePart VIII, line 3$4—
Other revenuePart VIII, lines 4–11$0—
$35,456—

Functional expenses

How the organization reported its money going out, by function.

Line itemCurrent yearPrior year
Program servicesPart IX, column (B)$61,254—
Management & generalPart IX, column (C)Not in filing on fileNot present in the parsed XML retained for this record. Read the linked filing; absence here does not mean the organization reported zero.
FundraisingPart IX, column (D)Not in filing on fileNot present in the parsed XML retained for this record. Read the linked filing; absence here does not mean the organization reported zero.
$35,217—

Net assets

What the organization reported it was worth at year end.

Line itemCurrent yearPrior year
Beginning of yearPart I, line 21$5,379—
$9,016$5,379
Net change in net assetsline 22 − line 21Not in filing on fileNot shown. The beginning-of-year figure is not carried in this record, so a net change would be a number we did not observe. Both endpoints are on Part I of the linked filing.

Balance sheet snapshot

Assets, liabilities and net assets at the end of the year.

Line itemCurrent yearPrior year
Total assetsPart X, line 16Not in filing on fileNot present in the parsed XML retained for this record. Read the linked filing; absence here does not mean the organization reported zero.
Total liabilitiesPart X, line 26Not in filing on fileNot present in the parsed XML retained for this record. Read the linked filing; absence here does not mean the organization reported zero.
$9,016$5,379

Key employees & compensation

Line itemCurrent yearPrior year
Officers and directorsPart VII, Section ADonna Nichols — Chair; Bradley Leighton — Vice Chair; Neil Clendeninn — Director; Sherri Kolman — Director, Treasurer; Steve Bader — Director—
Reportable compensation from organizationPart VII, Section ANot in filing on fileNot present in the parsed XML retained for this record. Read the linked filing; absence here does not mean the organization reported zero.

Governance

Not in filing on file

Board size, count of independent voting members, and the governance policy answers (conflict-of-interest, whistleblower, document-retention) are reported in Part VI of the 990. They are not extracted into this record; read them in the linked filing.

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Program service accomplishments

Line itemCurrent yearPrior year
Reported accomplishmentsPart III, line 4In our third fiscal year, we received a $10000 capital grant from the Atherton Family Foundation, a $5000 grant from the Theresa Foundation to support climbing opportunities for individuals with special needs, and approximately $2500 in contributions from individual donors. Big Island Climbing also provided approximately $60990 in donated facility use, utilities, operational support, and management services to support our programs. Through our Climbing for Keiki Program, we provided more than 1300 free climbing sessions for youth and young adults from schools, homeschool groups, and community organizations, including Connections Charter School, HAAS, Volcano School of Arts and Sciences, Neighborhood Place of Puna, Hope Services, Project Hawaii, and Anchor Point Youth Center. Funding and donated support allowed us to continue reducing financial barriers to indoor bouldering while promoting confidence, resilience, physical activity, problem-solving, and social connection in a safe and supportive environment. — expense $61,254—

Public evidence — the disclosures behind these figures

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2026-07-22Total revenue reportedRevenue disclosure$35,456Disclosed
2026-07-22Total expenses reportedExpense disclosure$35,217Disclosed
2026-08-25Net assets at year endNet-assets disclosure$9,016Disclosed

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