Participate in hands-on restoration efforts such as seed collection and tree planting events. Volunteers will help in various conservation activities to support the native ecosystems and watersheds of Haleakalā.

Volunteer as a docent to help visitors learn about the history and culture of Makawao and Upcountry Maui. Responsibilities include guiding tours, answering questions, and providing information about exhibits. Volunteers are essential in helping the museum fulfill its mission of preserving and sharing local history.

Assist Organ Transplant Maui by supporting monthly meetings and public events to raise awareness about organ transplant needs. Volunteers can contribute ideas and help in various administrative and support roles.

Join the Common Ground Collective team every Thursday from 8:30 to noon to harvest, plant, and weed in the CGC Haiku House Community Garden. Volunteers help grow food for residents in need, contributing to local food security.

Join us in sorting food and assisting with distributions at various locations around Maui. Volunteers are required to wear closed-toed shoes and arrive half an hour early for training and setup.

Join the Sustainable Tourism Association of Hawaii as a volunteer to help spread the message of sustainable tourism throughout the islands. Volunteers will engage with the community, assist in educational programs, and promote responsible travel practices.

Corporate groups can bring a team of 15-30 volunteers for a rewarding experience at the Maui Food Bank. This opportunity allows teams to work together to make a difference in the community.

Warehouse volunteers help sort, pack, and distribute safe and nutritious food to those in need. Volunteers should be able to lift cases of cans (20-30 lbs) and cases (50-60 lbs).

Join Da Mobile Market to bring fresh produce to wildfire-affected and rural communities across Maui. Volunteers will assist with setup, distribution, and cleanup at each stop.

Assist in improving the Clean and Safe Program by working with Maui County's initiatives. Volunteers will explore security patrols and help create inviting gathering spaces in Historic Wailuku Town.

Participate in the Loko iʻa kalo workday at Waiheʻe Coastal Dunes & Wetland Refuge, typically held on the 2nd Saturday of each month. Volunteers will work on wetland restoration and engage with local stewardship efforts.

Volunteers assist in the transportation of cats to the airport for their flights to forever homes on the US continent. Responsibilities include ensuring cats are ready for travel and providing emotional support during the process.

Join us for volunteer events at NUʻU Refuge, typically held four times a year. Volunteers will assist with habitat restoration and learn about local wildlife.

Visiting Hawai’i or Miami and would like to volunteer at one of our gardens during your stay? Please complete our form 3 weeks before your visit and we can find a way to suit your interests and skills.