Hau'oli Makahiki Hou,
For the New Year we bring to you the phrase "No Hana, No Mana!"
It reminds us that influence (mana) comes through action (hana).
Dear Kamaʻaina,
We are a non-profit.
Please consider leasing your fruit trees or volunteering.
We will arrange harvests!
You get a tax write off!
Mahalo,
Our Mission,
We cultivate rare tropical plants, produce and seeds.
We support our community by assisting HIV patients with botanical programs.
Mahalo,
Hawaii is Uniquely Rural
- Most of Hawaii County's approximately 460 HIV patients live in rural areas—a stark contrast to the rest of the U.S., where patients typically reside in urban centers with easier access to resources.
- To address this, we fund initiatives like free produce boxes to support these patients, ensuring they receive fresh, nutritious food in areas where access can be challenging.
Fundraising, 100% Made in Hawaii
- All of our fundraising items are made or grown in Hawaii, supporting local artisans and farmers while also funding educational programs, community projects, and the preservation of Hawaii’s rich culture and environment.
- Every purchase you make helps us create meaningful impact, with 100% of proceeds reinvested back into the community.
Partnerships for Good
- Our mission thrives through partnerships with local farmers, artisans, healthcare providers, and community organizations.
- These collaborations enable us to deliver vital support to Hawaii’s rural communities, especially HIV patients in need.
- By working together, we bridge gaps in resources, bolster the local economy, and foster a spirit of unity that uplifts and preserves Hawaii’s unique way of life.
Food Insecurity in Hawaii
- About 90% of our food in Hawaii is imported, highlighting our status as one of the most import-dependent states in the country.
- Investing in local agriculture is crucial to reduce our dependency and create a more sustainable, resilient food system for future generations.
Become an Online Vendor
- Expand Your Reach: Join Hawaiian Hills as an online vendor and showcase your locally-made products to a global audience passionate about Hawaiian goods.
- Support Local Communities: Partnering with Hawaiian Hills helps sustain Hawaii's economy and culture while promoting sustainable practices.
Donate Plants, Produce, Seeds & Equipment
- Make a Difference: Donate your plants, produce, seeds, or equipment to support Hawaiian Hills' mission of sustainability and community care. Every contribution helps!
- Simple Process: Fill out our quick donation form to let us know what you’re offering. We’ll coordinate pickup or drop-off with you.
- Put It to Good Use: Your donations will support local programs like free produce boxes for HIV patients and community gardening projects.
- Your donations may be tax deductible at fair market value.
Volunteer Your Time & Skills
- Share Your Aloha: Volunteer your time and skills to make a meaningful impact in our community through Hawaiian Hills' projects and programs.
- Easy to Get Started: Complete our volunteer form to tell us about your interests and availability. We'll match you with the perfect opportunity.
- Make a Difference: Whether it’s gardening, outreach, or creative work, your contributions will help grow our mission and support those in need.
Lease Your Fruit Trees
- Turn Your Trees Into Good: Lease your fruit trees to Hawaiian Hills and help provide fresh, local produce to HIV patients and Hawaii’s food banks through our partnership with Kōkua Harvest.
- Hassle-Free Process: Complete our simple lease form, and our partner Kōkua Harvest will handle the collection and distribution of your fruit.
- Support the Community: Your contribution helps supply "The Food Basket," Hawaii County’s leading food bank, and ensures fresh produce reaches families in need.
- Your donations may be tax deductible at fair market value.
"No Hana, No Mana" Bumper Stickers 10" x 3"
$10.00
Tax included.
The "No Hana, No Mana" bumper sticker (10 inches by 3 inches) boldly conveys the Hawaiian philosophy that effort (hana) is essential to unlocking spiritual power (mana), making it a perfect reminder for personal strength and action. In Hawaiian culture, hana refers to work, action, or doing. It is central to Hawaiian life, where people emphasize productive work as a form of personal and community fulfillment. This...
Testimonials
Nice Selection
"The produce has been wonderful! A very nice selection that I can make a variety of healthy meals with. I'm so happy you are growing your business! I look forward to receiving your box..."
Easy to Use
"...the produce box has been a big help. It’s always fresh and full of good stuff that’s easy to use in my meals. I really appreciate having access to something like this."
