One main objective is the identification of key or primary individuals who still carry either the Indigenous Mitochondrial DNA from the A haplogroup, the individuals who carry the Polynesian Allele of the Y DNA, and or known lineages with documented Hawaiian ancestry.
A second goal is to provide places for the unknown ancestors within the family tree, and then link them to Hawaiian families still residing in the Hawaiian Islands.
A third goal is to "prove" relationships which have been lost due to migration from USA to Canada after the 49th parallel was established and families who were trapped or had migrated to Canada can find their living relatives.