Waimea Valley (Oʻahu)


What We Do

Waimea Valley is looking for individuals and groups to help us mālama Waimea. Volunteers are essential to the care and maintenance of the Valley which includes over 350 acres of botanical gardens and several Hawaiian cultural sites. Join us for a morning of giving back to this beautiful and historic valley. After the project, volunteers are invited to enjoy the rest of the day exploring and enjoying the Valley.

Our ʻOhana Volunteer Days are from 9-11:30am and are open to all ages. Mālama Māla events are 9am-12:30pm. Some projects for Mālama Māla events may not be suitable for younger children. We ask that volunteers be over the age of 12.

Who We Are

Hi’ipaka LLC is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization created to nurture and care for Waimea Valley and holds the title to the land. The Valley was purchased by a partnership between the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, the City and County of Honolulu, the Hawaii State Department of Land Natural Resources, Trust for Public Land and the United States Army.

Waimea Valley is deeply rooted in Hawaiian history and continues to be a respite for Hawaiian spirituality and traditions. As stewards and employees of Hi’ipaka LLC, we will strive in our daily responsibilities to Waimea and its host culture, to celebrate and share a vibrant and living Hawaiian culture with the world. We welcome you to the living pu’uhonua (place of refuge) of Waimea Valley. Let us honor and perpetuate Hawaii’s past, steward our present and plan for a prosperous and healthy future.

MISSION STATEMENT

E mālama a e ho’omau i nā waiwai kānaka, mo’omeheu, a kūlohelohe o waimea no kēia hanauna a me nā hanau e hiki mai ai i loko o ka ho’onaauao ‘ana a me ka ho’okahu ‘ana.

To preserve and perpetuate the human, cultural and natural resources of Waimea for generations through education and stewardship.

Cause Areas

Environmental Conservation|Cultural Preservation

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Waimea Valley (Oʻahu)

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