Lā Kōkua Kaʻala!

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Kaʻala Farm, Inc. KFI is a non-profit organization that provides cultural and environmental educational programs in the upper Waiʻanae valley for school children, families, and interested groups. The organization grew out of a community vision firmly rooted in the large cultural kīpuka that is Waiʻanae and has dedicated over 30 years to creating additional kīpuka – places where our ancestral knowledge lives on through youth, where thriving ahupuaʻa are living examples of healthy, maintained watersheds, and where our Hawaiian traditions are carried forth in a way that makes our people and our communities strong.
In order to accomplish our mission, maintaining our cultural learning center is of utmost importance, and with limited staff and resources, we greatly rely on the laulima (many hands) of volunteers to keep the farm up and running.

If you wish to volunteer up at the learning center, you are welcome to sign up for Lā Kōkua Kaʻala, a community volunteer workday held on every third Saturday of the month.
Space is limited, so if you are interested in participating, please fill out the following contact form, and we will notify you when openings become available.
Mahalo nui!
Contact us if you are interested in volunteering.
Kaʻala Farms is a cultural learning center in Waiʻanae, Oʻahu, dedicated to restoring traditional Hawaiian agricultural practices and educating the community on mālama ʻāina (caring for the land). Through hands-on experiences with loʻi kalo (taro terraces) and sustainability programs, it fosters a deep connection to indigenous knowledge, food sovereignty, and cultural heritage.
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