Oʻahu Community Work Day Registration - Kumano I Ke Ala

We invite you to participate in our once-a-month Community Work Day on Oʻahu at Kukuiloloa! We invite you to participate in our once-a-month Community Work Day, a special opportunity to engage in meaningful ʻāina-based work at our farm locations in Waimea. These larger gatherings bring together community members of all ages to support the revitalization of traditional Hawaiian agricultural practices and sustainable food systems. What to Expect Our Community Work Days provide a hands-on experience in caring for the land while fostering connections with fellow community members. Work tasks vary each month based on seasonal needs and priorities, but they always contribute to community resilience, environmental restoration, and food sustainability. With a larger turnout than regular volunteer days, these gatherings create a unique space for collective impact, learning, and cultural exchange. Requirements for Volunteers Pre-Registration All participants must complete our Community Work Day Registration Form prior to arrival. Volunteers must be 18 years and older to complete their own form, while those under 18need a parent or guardian to fill out and sign the waiver on their behalf. What to Bring • Comfortable work clothes that can get dirty • Refillable water bottle • Hat and sunscreen • Snacks • Medications • Optional: Towel and change of clothes if working in wet areas Volunteer Schedule – Oʻahu • Time Working: 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM • Meeting Location: Kukuiloloa Farm Site • Map Instructions: • Map Route on your Google Maps to “Kawailoa Transfer Station” in Haleʻiwa • Once you pass the transfer station, follow road until you hit a YELLOW GATE, you will see. “Little Plumeria Farm” sign. • Wait there and we will take everyone up at 9am. Why Join Our Community Work Day? Kumano I Ke Ala is dedicated to restoring traditional food systems, uplifting indigenous knowledge, and building a self-sustaining community. By joining our Community Work Day, you become part of a collective effort to mālama ʻāina, ensuring that the wisdom and practices of our kūpuna are preserved for future generations. How to Sign Up To participate, please complete the Community Work Day Registration Form at least 24 hours before the scheduled workday. Be sure to input the exact Community Work Day date you plan to attend when you register. For additional questions, contact Tehani at [email protected].