Puʻuhonua O Waiʻanae
The 250 residents of the largest and oldest houseless community on Oʻahu Pu'uhonua O Wai'anae will be able to buy 20 acres of private land in Waiʻanae.
Now, it's time for Phase 2: raising funds for infrastructure like roads and building communal structures like the Hale Noa, Bathrooms, and Community Kitchen.
Urging all agencies responsible for repairing the Jetty Wall
To take immediate action on the procurement of funding to develop a plan and expedite construction with an addition of a mechanism to circulate and improve water quality and mitigate the environmental and health hazards caused by pollution and contaminants.
Save Mākaha Beach
To stop the bypass construction and pursue the Mākaha Beach Master Plan.
Kokua.
All gifts will go towards supporting our community initiatives, including youth programs, environmental projects and cultural preservation efforts.
Mahalo Nui in advance!