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Founded in 2009, People for Educational Equality is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to assist and inspire community-driven educational projects and improvements that are sustainable and can have a measurable impact on schools or the communities involved. 

PFEE has raised and distributed over $100,000 since its inception!

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PFEE Projects

Lahaina Complex Tutoring Project

Currently on hold due to fires and COVID. The project believes in early intervention for reading and math and has been providing instructional lessons for students in grades 3-8 at no cost since 2002 .

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Maui Keiki Fire Relief Fund

Following the horrific Maui fires 8/8/2023, we want to provide peace of mind that the children will not be forgotten. We provide monthly distributions so children can focus on their physical and emotional recovery.

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Donate to the Maui Keiki Fire Relief Fund

Maui Keiki Fire Relief Fund was set up after the Maui fires on August 8, 2023. All donations are given to families. Read more about the program here.

Donate to PFEE

Support our book give-aways, tutoring program and special class support.

To send donations to our mailing address:

Please make checks out to PFEE

1215 S. Kihei Rd. Suite O#333

Kihei, HI 96753

Mahalo Nui Loa!

All donations are tax-deductible in accordance with IRS 501(c)(3). If you’d like a donation letter from PFEE. please leave your name and email (or address) as a note w/donation. All donations $250 or higher require PFEE to send a letter.

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Founded in 2009, People for Educational Equality is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to assist and inspire community-driven educational projects and improvements that are sustainable and can have a measurable impact on schools or communities involved. Our Tax ID Number is 80-0251429.

PFEE’s primary focus is the Lahaina Complex Tutor Project, which was started by Pat and Richard Endsley and has been in operation for 18 years.

The tutor project serves public students in the primary, intermediate and high schools.

Since its involvement, PFEE has donated more than $119,000 to the tutoring program.

In July of 2019, PFEE presented a check in the amount of $25,000 to the Lahaina Complex School Tutor Project. The donation was the result of fundraising efforts that culminated with the recent Aina Nalu Wine and Silent Auction Fundraiser. Pictured from left to right are PFEE board members Barabra Potts & Nancy Eckman, The Lahaina Complex Tutor Project’s Pat & Richard Endsley, and PFEE board members Mihaela Stoops & Flo Wiger,
In June of 2018, Barbara Potts, on behalf of People For Educational Equality (PFEE), asked for – and received – $10,000 from 100 Women Who Care Maui! The funds will go towards PFEE’s ongoing support of the Lahaina Complex School Tutor Project.
In May of 2017, PFEE presented a check in the amount of $25,000 to the Lahaina Complex School Tutor Project. The donation was the result of fundraising efforts that culminated with the recent Aina Nalu Wine and Silent Auction Fundraiser. Pictured from left to right are PFEE board members Mihaela Stoops & Flo Wiger, The Lahaina Complex Tutor Project’s Pat & Richard Endsley, and PFEE board members Sharon Beach & Barbara Potts.
In 2015, PFEE presented a check in the amount of $22,000 to the Lahaina Complex School Tutor Project. The donation was the result of fundraising efforts that culminated with the Aina Nalu Wine and Silent Auction Fundraiser.
In 2013, PFEE presented a check in the amount of $21,000 to the Lahaina Complex School Tutor Project. The donation was the result of fundraising efforts that culminated with the Aina Nalu Wine and Silent Auction Fundraiser. Pictured from left to right are PFEE board members Flo Wiger & Barbara Potts, The Lahaina Complex Tutor Project’s Pat & Richard Endsley, and PFEE board members Lisa Agdeppa & Mihaela Stoops.
2011, PFEE presented a check in the amount of $16,000 to the Lahaina Complex School Tutor Project. The donation was the result of fundraising efforts that culminated with the Dollars For Scholars Wine and Silent Auction Fundraiser.