In the spirit of aloha and community, 20 volunteers from Tiki’s Grill & Bar Ohana recently joined forces with Go Farm Hawai’i and ALOHA Harvest for a volunteer farm work day in Waimanalo. Guided by our coach Rachel LaDrig from Go Farm Hawai’i, we had a fulfilling and impactful day on the farm.
Go Farm Hawai’i is a local initiative committed to addressing food insecurity and promoting sustainable agriculture in the islands. The organization plays an integral role in our community by redistributing surplus food and ensuring no edible produce goes to waste. Through partnerships with local entities like the Waimanalo Research Station and Tiki’s Grill & Bar Ohana, ALOHA Harvest can tap into a bountiful supply of fresh produce, truly making a difference in the lives of those who struggle with food insecurity.
As part of our commitment to giving back, our team spent the day tending to crops, digging out weeds, and working diligently to support the farm’s operations. We moved truckloads of compost and helped straighten out irrigation piping, all under the hot Hawaiian sun. Although the work was hard, the camaraderie and spirit of teamwork made the day both fun and rewarding. We were accompanied by music, laughter, and a collective sense of purpose.
The partnership between Tiki’s Grill & Bar Ohana and Go Farm Hawai’i extends beyond this single day of volunteering. Through continuous efforts, Go Farm Hawaiʻi grows crops specifically for donation, ensuring a steady supply of fresh, locally sourced produce for those in need, thereby reinforcing ALOHA Harvest’s mission.
Tiki’s Volunteered Worked at Go Farm Hawai’i to support Aloha Harvest
We’re proud to be part of such collaborative initiatives. By working together, we’re able to make a tangible impact in the fight against food insecurity and promote sustainable practices that benefit both people and the environment. Moreover, it deepens our connection with the land, the community, and reinforces the shared values of aloha.
In conclusion, this experience has served as a reminder that every small effort counts. Through collective action, we can sow the seeds of positive change for a more sustainable and compassionate future. It’s a shining example of the true essence of aloha, with local businesses and community initiatives coming together to address pressing issues. We are nurturing the island’s bounty and sharing it with those who need it most.
This inspiring collaboration reminds us all that a sustainable and inclusive community is one that thrives when everyone participates in nurturing and supporting its growth. We’re grateful to everyone who joined us for this event – Abigail, Andrew, Casey, Daijah, Dale, Desiree, Drew, Evelyn, Javan, Jedwin, Jenni, Jennifer, John, John, Lindsey, Matt, Michael, Moana, Richard, Sekona’ovaihi, and Taylor – your hard work and dedication are greatly appreciated.