E Komo Mai

E Komo Mai

Be part of the work. Be part of the change

Upcoming Workdays

  • Oct 10

    Loko I'a Restoration
    Waihee, Maui
    8:00AM - 12:00PM

  • Nov 14

    Loko I'a Restoration
    Waihee, Maui
    8:00AM - 12:00PM

  • Dec 12

    Loko I'a Restoration
    Waihee, Maui
    8:00AM - 12:00PM

Thank You For Volunteering!

By showing up, you are helping to restore not only the land, but also the practices and relationships that sustain our communities.

Your Support is Appreciated

Our work at the loko iʻa kalo in Kapoho is rooted in a deep commitment to mālama ʻāina and the continuation of ʻike kūpuna. We invite those who feel called to this work to join us—whether you’re coming to learn, to give back, or to reconnect. From restoration efforts to community work days and special projects, every kōkua helps us care for these spaces and ensures they continue to thrive for future generations. Whether you can join us regularly or just when you’re able, your time and energy make a difference. There is a place for everyone here—no matter your experience.

By showing up, you are helping to restore not only the land, but also the practices and relationships that sustain our communities.

We are grateful to welcome you as part of our ʻohana. If you’re interested in getting involved, join us at one of our monthly work days or reach out to learn more about how you can contribute your skills, interests, and ʻike. Kapoho is not just a restoration project — it is the continuation of a living system that once sustained entire communities through the balance of water, food, culture, and ʻāina.

Join Our Volunteer Events:

Join us on the second Saturday of each month, and visit our event calendar for upcoming work days and special events.

Lunch and refreshments are provided for volunteers.

Through cultural restoration, community stewardship, and hands-on education, we strive to reconnect people to ʻāina and revive the traditional systems that once sustained our communities. Guided by the stories and ʻike of this place, we work toward a future where balance is restored, fresh water returns to Kapoho, and this ʻāina continues to thrive for generations to come.