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Kanu Hawaii provides tools and opportunities for people to connect with one another – to take action that builds more compassionate and resilient communities across Hawaii.
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Hawaii’s people are equitably thriving through healthy and vibrant relationships, shared aloha, and a deep rooted kuleana for one another and Honua (the Earth).
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Mālama ʻĀina
Join @lovebluemaui this Sunday with our amazing Student Ambassadors Wilson Chau and Raven Bugtong for cleanup at Olowalu Landing! Mālama da ‘āina dis weekend and have fun too! 🤙🌊🌺🌴
Scan the QR on @lovebluemaui ‘s profile to RSVP or click the link in our story for more info! Hope to see you there 🤙
#cleanup #olowalulanding #malamadaaina #kanuhawaii #studentambassadors
Your month your local grindz! Where’d you get your grindz this weekend and did you like what you got? 😎🤙🌴🌺
#kanuhawaii #hawaii #meme #localgrindz #yourmonthyourthing
Celebrating #MLK Weekend by volunteering with our Student Pledge Ambassadors at the Peace Garden at Le’ahi (Diamond Head). Mahalo to Olivia and her crew for hosting us! Looking forward to more service projects across the islands as we ramp up for #VolunteerMonthHawaii 2025 in April 🤙🏽💪🏽🌸
Aloha kakou Hawai’i! What a year it’s been!
Mahalo nui loa from the bottom of our hearts to all the people here in Hawai’i or from afar who got out there (or stayed in) volunteering and signing the Pledge to our Keiki this year. Without you Volunteer Month Hawai’i would still be a week, and the Pledge to our Keiki wouldn’t have had nearly as much of an impact all around the world as it has.
Aloha ‘oe 2024. E komo mai 2025! We are excited to see what’s in store for Kanu Hawai’i and all of Hawai’i this year. 🤙
#kanuhawaii #pledgetoourkeiki #volunteermonthhawaii #happynewyear #hauolimakahikihou
Mele Kalikimaka Hawai’i! We hope you are spending today having fun with friends and ‘ohana! 🌺🌴 🎄
#melekalikimaka #merrychristmas #hawaii #kanuhawaii
are you one chill guy too? 🤙😂
chk out some tagged accounts or visit kanuhawaii.org to find volunteer opportunities near you 🤙🌴
#meme #memes #chillguy #mālamaāina #taro #kalo #hawaii #kanuhawaii #volunteering #beachcleanup #keephawaiiclean
Aloha Lā Kū’oko’a! November 28th 1843 The Kingdom of Hawai’i’s sovereignty was finally and formally recognized. We hope you all are enjoying this day with your ‘ohana, connecting with the ‘āina, and feeling proud to be Hawaiian. 🤙
Volunteer for “Lahaina Clean-Up Kōkua” This Holiday Season!
Volunteer at www.mauilongtermrecovery.org/volunteer
The Ho‘ōla iā Mauiakama Long Term Recovery Group (Ho‘ōla LTRG) and All Hands and Hearts invite the community to join the “Lahaina Clean-Up Kōkua” to support Lahaina residents impacted by the August 2023 wildfire. This effort will organize volunteers to clear ineligible debris from fire-damaged properties, helping homeowners prepare to rebuild.
Clean-Up Dates:
• Friday, Nov. 29, 2024
• Saturday, Nov. 30, 2024 (Thanksgiving Weekend)
• Saturday, Dec. 14, 2024
Volunteer Shifts:
• Morning: 8 AM – 11 AM (50 volunteers)
• Afternoon: 12 PM – 3 PM (50 volunteers)
Each day offers 100 volunteer opportunities, and people can sign up for multiple shifts. Volunteers will help with tasks such as removing masonry walls, tree stumps, fencing, and vegetation—critical steps to clear properties and reduce costs for homeowners.
All safety equipment will be provided, including gloves, hard hats, and safety glasses. Volunteers must wear closed-toed shoes (steel-toed boots recommended) and long pants and bring sun protection, lunch, and refillable water bottles. Water refills will be available onsite.
Interested volunteers can sign up at www.mauilongtermrecovery.org.
Join us to make a difference in Lahaina’s recovery and help bring hope to fire survivors as they prepare to rebuild!
#HoolaLTRG #AllHandsAndHearts #LahainaCleanupKokua #LahainaRecovery
