Hawaiʻi Community & Organizations

Last weekend we finished are big fundraiser-fiesta to support local charities. The grand prize lottery is a trip for two to Molokai for a week. Well, guess who won this year? Me. Obviously, I’m pretty damned stoked. I have to take the trip in the next year. I’m a teacher and get two weeks off in October, 2 in December, and 2 in March. I probably could not get it together for the October break. Does anyone have any information they would share with me concerning surfing and seasons on Mol...

Montessori School of Maui promotes academic excellence, a love of learning, and mutual respect in Makawao, HI

Practice and teaching by the Nichiren Shu denomination of Buddhism, based on chanting Odaimoku, expressed in the words "Nam Myoho Renge Kyo“ which, translated from Sanskrit into English, means “Devotion to the Wonderful Truth of the Lotus Flower Teaching.” Services held weekdays 7 AM and Sundays at 10 AM The only buddhist temple with its own lotus flower pond to hold a festive and meaningful participatory annual summer floating lantern ceremony for the recently departed. Incorporated in 1914 in the Territory of Hawaii as a religious, non-profit organization and relocated to Nuuanu Valley from School Street in 1957. Columbarium niches for members to honor ancestors. Jizo Bosatsu Statue to protect travelers, pregnant women, & children,

The Spirit Horse Ranch offers a truly magical way to connect with both majestic horses and the serene spirit of Upcountry Maui. This isn't your typical trail ride; it's a profound, hands-on experience where you'll learn to communicate with these gentle giants on their own terms. Guided by expert facilitators, you'll discover a deeper connection to nature, yourself, and the healing power of the herd.

Kauai Baptist Community Center is a welcoming space to host your events and gatherings. We provide a safe, friendly environment for community functions, meetings, workshops and special occasions. Our goal is to serve Kauai by offering an affordable and accessible venue for families, organizations, and groups.

Historic Buddhist temple with tours, Sunday service & a traditional Japanese garden.

This school provides occasional classes for the public and continuing education for massage therapists in Traditional Thai Yoga Massage. (NCBTMB Approved Provider #451995-12) The address provided is for mail correspondence. Otherwise, class locations are arranged as needed, so there is no permanent storefront, or ongoing student clinic. Any planned courses will be listed on the website, if there are no listings, then there are no classes scheduled at this time. Mahalo for your interest!

Lāna'i Union Church is a vibrant and multicultural congregation on the island of Lāna'i. We are a proud part of the United Church of Christ (UCC).

This compassionate center is a beacon of hope for families navigating the challenges of Alzheimer's and other dementias. Here on Maui, the aloha spirit extends to caring for our kupuna, and the dedicated team provides invaluable resources, education, and a listening ear to both residents and visitors in need.

The American Cancer Society's Wailuku office is a vital community resource, offering a warm and welcoming space for those affected by cancer. Here, you'll find compassionate staff and volunteers ready to connect you with free programs, from transportation to treatment to lodging assistance. It's a place of aloha and support, ensuring no one on Maui has to face cancer alone.

40 years and 12 million meals later, River of Life Mission is now serving the homeless community at mobile HUB spots across O‘ahu, Hawai‘i by providing meals and support services.

Pukalani Elementary School is located in Pukalani, HI.

Welcome to The Church at Koloa We are a Bible-believing congregation that is reaching out to our community with the love of Christ. We offer regular activities for families, singles, and anyone who is seeking to make a personal difference in the lives of others. We are honored and excited for you and your family to join us this Sunday or Wednesday night! E komo mai (welcome) to The Church at Koloa!