OUR MISSIONThe Johnson Ohana Charitable Foundation is a non-profit public charity founded in 2008 by Jack and Kim Johnson to promote positive and lasting change within communities by supporting organizations that focus on environmental, art, and music education.

2010 HIGHLIGHTSIn association with the 2010 Jack Johnson “To The Sea” tour and the All At Once community, the Johnson Ohana Charitable Foundation partnered with 220 non-profit groups around the world focusing on plastic free initiatives and sustainable local food systems, as well as environmental education and other hands-on community projects. In response to the 2010 Gulf Oil Spill, the Johnson Ohana Charitable Foundation provided direct and matching donations to non-profits working on relief efforts in the region including the Gulf Waterkeepers, the Gulf Restoration Network, and the National Wildlife Federation. The Johnson Ohana Charitable Foundation distributed nearly $579,000 in grants and donations in 2010 and has made over $1 million in grants and donations to over 300 non-profits to date.

2010 ANNUAL REPORT

GRANTEE SPOTLIGHT

FOOD FOR THOUGHT OJAI brings locally grown fruits and vegetables, nutrition education, and agricultural literacy to children in their community.

ART FROM SCRAP runs an environmental education program to raise awareness about waste reduction and pollution prevention and to encourage creative expression in the arts.

2%

43%

11%9%

34%Sustainable Local Food SystemsGulf Oil Spill RecoveryPlastic Free InitiativesEnvironmental OrganizationsMusic & Art Programs

Please visit www.JohnsonOhana.org for a complete list of grantees and grant guidelines

2010 CONTRIBUTIONS

*Funding percentages vary from year to yearTANGAROA BLUE FOUNDATION raises awareness about marine debris and plastic pollution prevention through hands-on science, conservation, and coastal clean-up projects.