South Maui Volunteers /
 Hoaloha 'Āina    

(Friends of the Land)

Join us on scheduled Mondays from 7:30 am to 9:30 am.    Volunteers on Vacation are welcomed!

Please scroll down to find information about sponsoring a park bench or ordering a custom brick.

  Where will you find us next workday? 

February 3, 2020

TBD

 Join us on upcoming Mondays from

 7:30 AM- 9:30 AM

Upcoming workday schedule (locations TBD):​​​

  • Feb 3, 10

  • March 30

  • April 6, 20

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During workdays, please wear closed shoes.  We provide gloves, drinking water, and all tools.   Let us know if you are not getting our weekly emails! 

 

Volunteer Base:
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Our volunteers are full / part-time residents or Maui visitors on vacation.  Whether regulars or one-time helpers,  they are always friendly, like-minded people who are interested in giving back to Maui.   Subscribe to receive our weekly notices and announcements.
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Get a Custom Brick!
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For more information or to order a personalized brick to be installed in Kamaole III Park, please click the order form button. 
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Who gives authorization our work?
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Hoaloha 'Āina (aka South Maui Volunteers)  works under the guidance and direction of Maui County Parks, State DNLR, Planning Department, and the  UH Coastal Hazard Specialist.
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Volunteers on Vacation Program: 
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The Pacific Whale Foundation has included Hoaloha 'Aina in their listing of volunteer opportunities for tourists.  When the visitor has contributed three hours, PWF offers a free gift, often tote that commemorates their willingness to give up a bit of their vacation to give back to the community. 
Check out our Blog
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Lots of archived photos, slide-shows, videos, and helpful information.  Watch the Videos of Kihei Charter 6th Grader classes tell the story of the local dunes or see the archived slideshows of major projects like the dune walkover/ramps at Kama'ole I, II, and III. Navigate to our Blog page above or click here!
Purpose Statement: 
South Maui Volunteers work on the restoration and maintenance of beach and dune areas of South Maui's beach parks.  We believe healthy dunes are Mother Nature’s way of protecting our coastal areas and by working with the geologists at UH Sea Grant and the Maui Parks Department we can help reduce sand dune erosion and encourage natural dune growth.  We accomplish this by installing and maintaining site-specific dune pathways, protecting dune fields between parks and beaches, and by promoting native dune and beach plants.