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OUR MISSION:

To connect Hawaiʻi's people with their culture, traditions, ancestry and hereditary claims

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Kamehameha Foundation​

Educational Fundraisers

Keoua, Father of Kings

By Princess Elizabeth Kekaʻaniau Laʻanui Pratt

100th Year Anniversary

of Historical Publication

Keoua, Father of Kings was written by Princess Elizabeth Kekaʻaniau Laʻanui Pratt in 1920 about Keoua Kalanikupuapaʻikalaninui, his descendants and the kingdom of Hawaiʻi - This is a new edition commemorating its 100 year publication and its 200 year of the anniversary of the missionaries arrival in Hawaiʻi.  Help support the Kamehameha Foundation by purchasing this unique historical book about Keoua Kalanikupuapaʻikalaninui, father of Kamehameha I.

 
All proceeds raised will go to the foundation to help future charities as well as the good works of the foundation.

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The Voyage of the Blonde

By Reginald John Malden

The son of a prosperous surgeon, in Putney, Charles Robert Malden was educated locally and, at the age of 11 encouraged, against his will, to join the Royal Navy. He saw service in the Mediterranean, Indian Ocean, and America, becoming a skilled surveyor and promoted Lieutenant. In 1824 he joined HMS Blonde under Lord Byron as Navigating Officer and Surveyor on the voyage to the Sandwich Islands to return the bodies of the King and Queen who had died from measles during their visit to England. On the return voyage an Island was discovered which was named Malden in his honour. The Island was subsequently used for the mining of guano for the fertilizer trade, and in the mid 20th century used as a testing site for Britain’s nuclear weapons.

This book is written by Charles Malden's great, great grandson, Reginald John Malden.


All proceeds raised will go to the Kamehameha Foundation to help future charities as well as the good works of the foundation.

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