Assist with loading and unloading food items for the Ma`ili Free Food Pantry. Volunteers are needed from 8:45am to 12:30pm.

Help manage and organize the food pantry, assisting with distribution and maintaining a safe space for the community and their pets. Volunteers are needed from 11:00am to 5:00pm.

Assist with light and heavy duty projects at the Hawaii SPCA sanctuary. Volunteers are needed every day of the week with flexible start and end times.

Join us for Community Workdays at the Kōkua Learning Farm, held on the first Saturday of each month. Volunteers will engage in various tasks such as mulching, weeding, trimming, planting, and harvesting to support the farm's operations.

Join us as an event volunteer for one of our 15+ events throughout the year. Volunteers will assist in various roles to ensure the success of events that support Special Olympics Hawaii athletes.

Assist with packing food and carrying food to cars for distribution. Volunteers must be at least 13 years old, and those aged 13-15 must volunteer with an adult.

Assist in organizing and facilitating youth conferences aimed at empowering Filipino youths. Responsibilities include event setup, participant coordination, and providing support during workshops and activities.

Join us to tend to the 53 gardens of Waimea Valley. Each session focuses on a specific garden and includes tasks like removing invasive species and maintaining botanical signs.

Help restore the native forest on the ridge above Waimea Valley. This workday includes a 45-minute hike and is suitable for participants aged 16 and older, who must be accompanied by a parent or guardian if under 18.

Join us for community volunteer days to learn about Waimea Valley and help us care for the land. These events are open to the public and do not require prior applications, just sign a waiver on the day of the event.

Join us for Earth Day and Make a Difference Day at Waimea Valley, where you'll engage in various volunteer projects and connect with local organizations.

Participate in family-friendly volunteer workdays suitable for all ages. Minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, and an RSVP is required due to limited space.

Volunteers lead tours, fly flight simulators, restore aircraft, teach aviation history to students, and act as the Museum’s ambassadors to the community. We welcome volunteers from all walks of life to connect with us for one-time, ongoing or special project assignments that align with their interests, passions and skills.

Education volunteers assist with school tours and special educational programming, helping teachers and students become familiar with the planes, the people, and the history they made. This role is perfect for those passionate about sharing knowledge and engaging with youth.

Restoration volunteers assist with preparing and restoring the Museum’s collection, including assembling and restoring aircraft and exhibits intended for display. Volunteers also work as 'Plane Captains,' maintaining the aircraft and dioramas on display in the exhibit hall.

As a volunteer tour guide, you will lead visitors through the Battleship Missouri, sharing its rich history and significance. This role requires a passion for history and the ability to engage with diverse audiences.