The Kōkua Hawaii Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting environmental education in Hawaii's schools. Founded by musician Jack Johnson and his wife, Kim Johnson, the foundation aims to inspire students to take care of their natural surroundings. Through various programs and grants, they provide resources and support for teachers to incorporate sustainability and environmental awareness into their classrooms. One of the foundation's key initiatives is the Kōkua Hawai‘i Foundation’s School Garden Network, which encourages schools to create gardens that serve as outdoor classrooms. These gardens help students learn about local ecosystems, healthy eating, and the importance of conservation. By fostering a connection to the land, the foundation empowers the next generation to become stewards of the environment.