Join us for our monthly community workday held every 4th Saturday of the month from 9 AM to 12 PM. Volunteers will help with various tasks to maintain and support the ahupua’a, contributing to the health of the land and community.

Join a team of 10 North Shore volunteers for a two-hour morning to clean a two-mile stretch of Kūhiō Highway on the North Shore. This opportunity helps keep the community clean and beautiful while fostering teamwork among volunteers.

Join us in our Reef Camp to help educate children about marine life and conservation efforts. Volunteers will assist with activities and provide support to educators during the camp sessions.

Support our after-school program by helping students engage with environmental education and hands-on activities. Volunteers will work directly with children to inspire a love for the ocean and its ecosystems.

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.

Volunteers are needed to support Kīpuka Kuleana by offering their time and skills in various areas such as educational workshops, ʻāina research, and social media/blogging. Volunteers will help bring communities together and educate people about the importance of protecting ancestral lands.

Join us for our volunteer days every Tuesday and Saturday mornings from 8am to 12pm. Volunteers will assist with various tasks that support our agricultural programs and community initiatives.

Join us on the 1st Sunday of each month for Volunteer Days at Kāhili Beach Preserve. Volunteers will assist with various conservation tasks while enjoying the beautiful beach environment.

Transport Volunteers are called upon when there is a need to transport birds to the Save Our Shearwaters facility. This role is crucial for ensuring that injured birds receive timely care.

Education / Outreach Volunteers assist with outreach events and help promote awareness about the importance of native birds. This role may involve attending events and engaging with the community.

As a Cleaning Volunteer, you will be responsible for washing dirty enclosures, crates, nets, and other equipment. This role is essential for maintaining a clean and safe environment for the birds in rehabilitation.

Lawn Maintenance Volunteers help keep the property tidy by mowing and weed-whacking around the site. This role is important for maintaining a safe and pleasant environment for both the birds and visitors.

As a Construction Volunteer, you will assist with various construction projects around the Save Our Shearwaters site. This role helps improve the facility and the living conditions for the birds.

Help deliver meal kits to kūpuna households in need every Wednesday. You can choose your preferred delivery area, and routes typically take about an hour. We are looking for backup volunteers who can assist on a case-by-case basis as needed.

Join us every Wednesday to assist with packing meal kits for our kūpuna. Volunteers help prepare and pack fresh groceries into bags, ensuring safe food handling practices. We welcome volunteers of all ages, and you can contribute for any amount of time between 9 AM and 12 PM.

Participate in the Nōmilu Restoration Community Workday to help restore traditional Hawaiian fishponds. Volunteers will engage in activities that support marine ecosystem restoration.

Help with kennel cleaning, routine feedings, and play with our dogs and cats in their exercise areas. Volunteers must commit to at least 2 hours per week for the first three months and wear a volunteer shirt, long pants, and closed-toe shoes during their shifts.

Help shelter animals from the comfort of your home and prepare them for adoption. This role is ideal for those who want to make a difference without being on-site.

Assist with adoption events, fundraisers, or community outreach events. This role allows you to engage with the community while supporting animal welfare efforts.

Assist in organizing and distributing food to individuals and families in need. Volunteers will help sort and package food items, ensuring that each package meets the nutritional needs of recipients.