If you live on Maui, we have a kamaʻāina program for you to be able to help our dogs enjoy a day away from the shelter! To become a Kamaʻāina Beach Buddy, you must be 16+ years old and fill out a Volunteer Application here. Don’t forget to select a day and time for your…
The Volunteer Program is absolutely vital to the success of Maui Humane Society. Working with more than 16,000 hours in the last year, our volunteer team is exciting and thriving. We are extremely proud of the difference our volunteers make, in our shelter, with our animals, and throughout the community. We now have many opportunities…
Implementing rain gardens is one of the many ways we are working to mitigate the negative impacts of runoff into Maunalua Bay. Who: Any interested individual or group who is interested in stewarding What: Help weed, pick up litter, water plants, and plant natives as needed When: Community volunteer days will be scheduled as needed for planting, but…
The Restore with Resilience project is intended to be for the community, by the community. We invite you to share your manaʻo and join us on the project! You don’t even have to get in the water! Stay tuned for updates on our next event. Who: Anyone with an interest in coral science and restoration…
From 2009-2011, a team of dedicated volunteers and staff removed 3 million pounds of invasive limu from 26 acres. Today, we continue this effort through volunteer workdays and our Adopt-a-Plot program. Who: Any individual, school, community, or corporate group interested in removing invasive algae from the bay What: Help restore the marine environment by removing…
We work from sunrise to sundown, seven days a week to keep up with the needs of more than 600 cats. With a tiny residential population on Lānaʻi, there are no regular volunteers to help. The needs are constant to run a high-quality sanctuary. A few areas you can help with are: Foster CareLanai residents…
Workday Activities Mālama Kai – Beach Clean-up with Sharkastics clearing of Beach debris along the shore of Kaʻehu Bay. ~Bring water sandals or tabis, towel, gloves, and water
Work Day Activities Mālama ʻĀina – working and maintaining taro patches, restoration of streams, native plants, clearing overgrowth, removal of invasive species and more.
Join the Friends of Amy Greenwell Garden on their weekly garden work day for three hours of fun, stories and gardening. Please bring your water bottle and gloves. We should have the rest.
“I have been told, “Aunty, it’s going to take a long time and $5 million to be able to restore the rest of the wall and pond,” remarks Ali‘i Pauahi President Kehaulani Lum. “And I said, no it won’t, it won’t take that long. And not that much, if everybody comes together, it will cost…