Needs From: Seabury Hall

We seek handyman services to repair our access ramp, some window repairs, and install a window air conditioner

Over five years, we've transformed our four-acre paradise from a humble kitchen garden to a thriving haven of over 60 edible fruits, veggies, and plants. Here, we grow not just food, but community spirit and sustainable living practices!

Laulima is proud to partner with 

-the Maui Hub, sharing our harvest to nourish our neighbors and fuel our educational programs for keiki (children)!

-Rainbow Fish Foundation, as we seek to restore Lahaina’s ecosystem by re-homing young fruit-bearing saplings

and -Hungry Heroes Hawaii, helping to donate food when we can to the ongoing distribution efforts for our wildfire survivors!

PLEASE Note: Our admin team is in the office Thursdays. We'll get back to you as soon as we can!
Please let us know WHICH FRIDAY you'd like to volunteer with us. Mahalo Ke Akua!!!

Aloha!  

We are looking for volunteers interested in preparing art kits that will be distributed to various organizations including Lanai Public Library and School, Ka Hale A Ke Ola Homeless Resource Centers in Wailuku, and Molokai Arts Center.  These kits are part of an ongoing project, but when we need help mostly depends on when we receive supplies and we may not have an immediate need!

Art Kit preparation needs vary with each project, but may require: 

This is typically a task that may be done while sitting or standing, and is a great opportunity to help our community's keiki while listening to some tunes or catching up on your audiobook and podcasts!

Aloha!  

We are looking for volunteers interested in helping out during events.  Tasks vary and may include: 

Monitoring Parking 

Serving Pupus or Beverages

Helping package items at checkout

Monitoring art tables / activities and assisting participants

Floaters to help as needed

Passing out surveys

Setting up / Breaking down

Evening and/or weekend availability

First Night: December 5th from 4pm - 9pm

This fun and festive event is the official opening celebration for our expanded shop, Hui Holidays.  Party goers are treated to an evening of holiday entertainment as they browse through over 100 local artists and small businesses, looking for that perfect gift! 

We'll need help with parking, set up & break down, check-in, security, and service.

Santa's Workshop: December 14th from 8am - 5pm

Attendees to this free community event have the opportunity not only to enjoy our holiday gift shop, but also to visit our ceramic studio and chat with potters in person to purchase one of a kind, locally made artwork or create artwork themselves at one of our art booths!!  

We'll need help with set up and break down, directing parking, assisting guests with art projects, and monitoring the gift shop! 

If you'd like to participate, please respond with the particular task you're interested in, or let us know if you are open to anything.  

Mahalo!!! 

The Sugar Museum is looking for friendly people to greet visitors and help in our admissions and gift shop for a couple of hours a week. We welcome students and Scouts who need service hours.  

Duties at the front desk involve greeting and checking in visitors using Square payment platform. Gift Shop duties are ringing up sales using Square payment platform, stocking shelves, pricing merchandise. Both stations may have "busy work" when needed, such as folding brochures or keeping the lobby and shop neat and tidy. You'll spend a little bit of time at both stations, so there is plenty of variety. It's easy and fun!

Current schedule is Monday-Thursday, 10-12 or 12-2. Schedules subject to change, so please inquire. Learn more HERE. Sign up HERE. Mahalo!

Come join us every third Wednesday to steward the lands, waters, and shorelines of Ka`ehu Bay. 

Bring your family, friends, and coworkers to enjoy this mid week day of work and play. Your efforts to support in caretaking this `āina helps us to better maintain the tremendous efforts of our community to revitalize these lands. 

Here is what you'll need: 

- sunscreen, hat, & glasses

- refillable water bottle

- work gloves 

From working in the lo`i to clearing the shorelines to light landscaping, there's always something to do down at Ka`ehu so please come prepared for a day of stewardship! Aloha and mahalo for your consideration & continued support,

the Team at KA`EHU 

Do you like working with students? The Sugar Museum's beloved education program teaches students about sugar history and plantation life. We are seeking volunteer tour guides who lead students through the museum using "question and answer" style of exploration, and providing a welcoming environment.

You will join a pool of other docents who are called upon when a school makes a reservation at the museum. You decide when you volunteer! Shifts are weekdays 9:00 – 11:30 a.m.

It's easy and fun. We provide a script and you will observe a live school visit to get started.  Learn More Here. Sign up HERE. 

Every Monday from 9:am to 10:am food, pet food and clothes from the Maui Foodbank is distributed to the disadvantage at the Paia Public Parking Lot.The parking lot is located right after the Paia bypass road as you enter Paia from Kahului. We distribute every Monday unless Monday is a holiday and the FoodBank is closed. Then the distribution is moved to Tuesday that week.

Any assistance is welcomed!

Supporting museum education is "Sew Amazing!" 

The Sugar Museum needs many hands to make lots of empty beanbag shells for its ongoing Education Program. The beanbags are an important part of hands on, interactive student learning during field trips. This is a great activity for groups, students, Scouts, clubs, visitors, and families. We provide fabric, instructions and pattern. You can also use your own fabric scraps and sew by hand or machine.

Learn more about our Education Program HERE. Sign up HERE. Get the pattern and instructions HERE (pattern is at the bottom of webpage). Mahalo for your support!

Are you looking to do something positive during these tough times? We need volunteers to help us provide a little bit of dignity and kindness to our unsheltered community via our mobile hygiene trailer.

Maui Rescue Mission is a mobile resource center for those in our community who are struggling with homelessness. We provide free laundry service, private hot showers, hygiene and first aid items, clothing, connections to other resources such as food, shelter, medical insurance and medical appointments, detox and rehab, ID replacement, etc.

**This is currently a pared-back outreach. Only offering laundry services for the time being.**

Volunteer Opportunities Include:

Deliver meals and hope to our homebound clients.

Serving the Homebound Hale Kau Kau’s volunteer drivers are a lifeline for our homebound residents in South Maui. Every afternoon, they deliver approximately 100–115 meals, bringing not only food but also a friendly face, a safety check, and a reminder that our kūpuna and neighbors in need are not forgotten. Each meal includes a hot entrée, starch, salad, vegetable, fruit, dessert, and bread, and is designed to provide about 1,500 calories to support general nutritional needs. Meal pick‑up is at Hale Kau Kau at St. Theresa Church at 4:00 p.m., with deliveries throughout the South Maui area—our drivers turn these meals into moments of connection, dignity, and hope.

Make a huge difference in so many lives by helping prepare meals for those in need! Meals are prepared for our homebound clients and also served through our kitchen window. Other activities include food preparation and clean up.  We currently need help on Saturdays from 2-6pm.

Aloha, 

Mahalo for your interest in supporting the MACC through volunteering at our outdoor, A & B Amphitheater shows. We greatly appreciate our volunteers, their commitment and time. To start, please respond with interest and we will reach out.

UPCOMING OPPORTUNITY | WRISTBANDING PATRONS. 

With gratitude and aloha,
Cory Hall | Volunteer Coordinator
Maui Arts & Cultural Center
p: 808.243.4228 | e: cory@mauiarts.org

Museum Volunteer Opportunites are abundant with Bailey House Museum! Help us with one or more of the following volunteer positions:

Museum Docent - no experience needed, we will be more than happy to train you, so you are more knowledgable of Maui's history as well

Museum Shop Cashier - no experience needed, and we can be a great reference if you are just starting out in your career!

https://mauimuseum.org/get-involved

If you are interested please reach out to our Volunteer Coordinator kimo@mauihistoricalsociety.org and we will reach out to you to discuss your volunteer interests, schedule and how to get started as a Bailey House Museum Volunteer!

As a volunteer you receive free admittance to any shows or events we have on the grounds, occasional cultural demonstrations at the MACC. We also offer a 20% discount on our gift shop items, and occasionally have donuts! We also offer enrollment at Kaunoa, and auto insurance and mileage options- if you are interested please reach out!

Mahalo nui!

Passionate Archivists inquire here! We will be constructing our new Archival building, and could use expertise in preparing for a move. If you have no experience but are interested in learning, we would be happy to train you and have you assist us with indexing and organizing for the move.

As a volunteer you receive free admittance to any shows or events we have on the grounds, occasional cultural demonstrations at the MACC. We also offer a 20% discount on our gift shop items, and offer occasionally have donuts! We also offer enrollment at Kaunoa, and auto insurance if you are interested please reach out to our Volunteer Coordinator kimo@mauihistoricalsociety.org  

Mahalo nui!

Every second Saturday we invite local families to bring what they can, take what they need. Volunteers are needed to help with sorting donations, setting up the night before, and preparing to make sure Saturday goes well. This is also a chance to clean up storage, pull items for partner providers and other odd jobs. Snacks are served. 9am-12noon & 3pm-9pm. 

https://www.tickettailor.com/events/ohanastrong

Be a part of helping local families get needed essentials while also helping reduce waste. Every month we invite local families to bring what they can, take what they need. Volunteers are invited to be a part of the community by helping with sorting donations, families shopping, be a warm breath of Aloha at the welcome table, organizing the books/games area, organizing toy area and more. Come for an hour, or two or more. Kids are welcome if watched by parents, we do not offer childcare.  Beverages and snacks are served. 

Click link below to sign up, and for more details. 

https://www.tickettailor.com/events/ohanastrong

Join us on Sundays and Wednesday mornings @ 8 am and help us water our plants up mauka.

Maui Visitors will have the opportunity to join The Sewing Hui in sewing for the Maui community, join us for lunch, and talk story with the residents that call the island of Maui home. It will be a chance for visitors to connect to the Maui community through giving back, creating, and enjoying a meal together with residents. Our hope is that we are able to create more of a bridge between Maui residents and visitors. Maui residents will be able to share more insight into the needs of the community and the current projects The Sewing Hui is working on. In addition, it will be a chance for visitors and residents to exchange, share, and learn from each other's experiences. If you would like to be a part of this event as a resident or if you have friends visiting the island that you think would be interested, then please contact us at thesewinghui@gmail.com to sign up for the event. Sewing enthusiasts and people with a heart for the community are encouraged to reach out! You must register at least 24 hours in advance to participate. We look forward to connecting with all the volunteers who join in! To learn more about The Sewing Hui and what we do visit our website at www.thesewinghui.com

Lunches are occasionally donated to our group by local restaurants, individuals, and organizations. Please check in if lunch will be provided during your volunteer session or if you should bring your own lunch. Tea and treats will be provided in the afternoon session.

Make a huge difference in so many lives by spending time with our guests that come for a free dinner.  Just talk story with them and get to know them and make them feel welcome and seen.

Sign up with THIS LINK.

You can add sparkle to the day of kupuna simply by doing the following:

* offering a ride

* taking a walk

* chatting on the phone

*  lending a helping hand

and many other ways to brighten  their day and support a neighbor who wishes to live independently.

Contact Judy at (808) 249-2545 or judy@nahoaloha.org to learn more about services provided through Na Hoaloha.

We need many loving hands to help pick our biodynamic cotton on the farm! We also need help ginning the cotton. A cotton gin? Yes! We do have a cotton gin! We make farm-enhanced products like pillows, seatbelt covers, and use the cotton to decorate cards. We also make our own paper by mixing old jeans, our cotton, freshly picked flowers, and put them all into the blender and lay it out as freshly made paper that we'll dry for gift-wrapping and card making. So bring your old jeans and denims, and we'll put them to use!

We need help removing the invasive plants on a regular basis. Maintaining an organic farm with natural support requires a lot of manual work to constantly remove the invasive plants that are being blown in by the wind and dropped in by the birds. "Laulima" is the Hawaiian word which means 'many hands/contributing.' And we are eternally grateful to the many volunteers who have made our work lighter through laulima.

One needs to wear good strong shoes. We provide gloves. Bring your hat and sunscreen. We'll provide hand picks and larger picks, a sawzall, a ho'o, and other tools. We will provide refreshments, as well (something to eat and drink). 

Maui Friends of the Library always needs help in our used bookstores! The stores are located at three different locations: Queen Ka'ahumanu Center in Kahului; on Lipoa Street in Kihei; and in Pu'unene (past the old sugar mill and behind the school administration building.)

Volunteers may choose their duties.  These may include the following:

We are an all-volunteer organization founded to promote and assist Maui libraries. Our greatest fundraising efforts are based on the operation of these used bookstores. We take donations of pre-loved books, CDs, and DVDs and sell them at reasonable prices -- with all proceeds going to the needs of our Maui County libraries! It's a win-win: great prices on media for the community, and much-needed funding for each library branch in Maui County, including Moloka'i and Lana'i. 
The funds we provide for our Maui libraries will be ESPECIALLY needed this year, as libraries and museums face deep funding cuts from federal sources!!

Please hit RESPOND to this need or email us at mauifriendsofthelibrary@hotmail.com

You can also visit our website mfol.org

Please join us at Ka'ehu for our 4th Sunday of every month cleanup of this beautiful bay!  We work together to pick up marine debris that's continuously washing ashore, from all around the Pacific Ocean and locally.  Then we weigh, sort and count it all.  This information gets added to our ongoing database since 2012, when we first began these regular cleanups at Ka'ehu.

It's a very rewarding and educational experience (with good karma and outdoor exercise)!    

All are welcome to join this adventurous trashy treasure hunt!  Please rsvp so we can provide our most updated safety and access information:

sharkastics@gmail.com

Mahalo!

A volunteer coordinator is responsible for recruiting, managing, and overseeing volunteers within 'Ohana Strong including tasks like assigning roles based on their skills and interests, scheduling shifts, providing training, and maintaining accurate volunteer records to ensure smooth operation of volunteer programs.

Manage our organization's financial resources, including cash flow, investments, and budgets. They also ensure that the organization complies with financial regulations. This will be helping the director who will do much of the daily input. 

Community outreach board members can involve fundraising, events, advocacy, and collaboration with community groups. You can also use their networks to connect with the community and find new volunteers. We are looking for those who have passion for both reducing waste and supporting local families. 

There are many disabled fire survivors that are moving back to Lahaina or moving to another living situation after being displaced for over a year. Some of them don't have the ability to carry, pack or even move their personal belongings.  We are looking for strong, compassionate full of Aloha individuals to kokua with physical labor and transporting the belongings to their new homes.

We are in the process of finalizing a west side exchange in Lahaina! But we need 1-2 people who live that side to help us with getting the word out, doing small things between events, and helping us best connect to the west side community. This would mean attending and volunteering at monthly event, plus a few hours each month helping with deliveries or speaking to to local schools, non profits. 

Join What Makes You Feel Beautiful in caring for our Maui community

We are looking for strong and dependable volunteers to support our ʻOhana Care Outreach program.

Volunteers will be on call quarterly to:

Willingness to be contacted when donations arrive, (quarterly basis)

Volunteer with Pacific Whale Foundation's Education Team for Ocean Camp this summer. We are looking for volunteers to chaperon on field trips and snorkel trips. We would love to have you join us in our mission to teach the keiki of Maui about the amazing wonders of the ocean and the natural environment. 

Please email kaitlyncole@pacificwhale.org if you are interested or would like to learn more. We would love to hear about your passions in educating our youth. 

Please be prepared to complete a background check and keiki safety trainings in advance of volunteering. 

https://pacificwhale.org/ocean-camps/

Volunteer cat colony feeders and kitten fosters needed around Lahaina and Honokowai. Takes about 15-30 minutes and we can provide all food, supplies & instructions. Even 15 minutes a week will help make a big difference.

Volunteer cat colony feeders and kitten fosters needed around Lahaina and Honokowai. Takes about 15-30 minutes and we can provide all food, supplies & instructions. Even 15 minutes a week will help make a big difference.

Volunteer cat colony feeders and kitten fosters needed around Lahaina and Honokowai. Prefer full-time or part-time residents of Maui as this opportunity requires training and ongoing support. Takes about 15-30 minutes per feeding and we can provide all food, supplies & instructions. Even 15 minutes a week will help make a big difference.

Volunteers are needed to support our mission to be in touch with our community to talk about the sometimes difficult conversations about the value of our program of care.  We participate in and host information tables at many local events, and offer group presentations where we are invited.  

This opportunity will be delegated by the Leadership team to assist with specific tasks that are not part of the regular outreach. This could include, but is not limited to, support admin work, hanging and maintaining signage, sorting through donations or maintenance, cleaning, and organizing tasks to support the outreach team's efforts while keeping everything running efficiently. Times are more flexible and are not necessarily the same time as an outreach that is pre-scheduled.

When a large-scale disaster impacts a community, multiple agencies and resources come together to provide response and recovery support. As a Community Engagement & Partnerships (CEP) Service Associate you’ll connect with local partners to build capacity, coordinate activities, and ensure that all disaster-affected communities have access to Red Cross services.

Your role involves implementing the CEP plan, engaging with organizations, and supporting multi-agency collaborative efforts to promote regional engagement and inclusive partnerships.

This position is great for those that are well known in the community they'll be supporting. Those that network, lead groups, do public speaking, etc. are great candidates for this high-need role. 

This position is great for those that enjoy educating others and public speaking. Former teachers, coaches, education students, pastors, group leaders, etc. In your role, you will learn our Community Education Presentations for the programs below, and teach members of the public how to prepare.

Presentations are scheduled in the community based on their needs, but are scheduled in advance. They generally take 1-2hrs, and you'll have a team member with you so you're not alone. 

As a logistics Team Member you'll work before, during, or after a disaster to ensure that we have the supplies we need, in the places we need them. There are several options:

Transportation Volunteer- When disaster responders from across the country respond to a disaster, they need access to reliable transportation to meet the needs of the community effectively. Transportation Service Associates serve as a part of the logistics team by coordinating the maintenance, inventory control and servicing of vehicles used during a response.

Fulfillment Volunteer- When disaster responders from across the country respond to a disaster, they need access to reliable transportation to meet the needs of the community effectively. Transportation Service Associates serve as a part of the logistics team by coordinating the maintenance, inventory control and servicing of vehicles used during a response.

Sourcing volunteer- The Sourcing Service Associate is an operational position and is assigned temporarily to support Disaster Cycle Services Logistics on a disaster relief operation (DRO). This position receives, obtains, and delivers materials and services requested from DRO teams. This position supports the mission of the American Red Cross by deploying mission critical supplies and materials requested from other DRO functional groups and ensuring financial alignment with the Service Delivery Plan.

Disaster Action Team (DAT) Duty Officers are the behind-the-scenes heroes who coordinate local emergency responses in real time. From the comfort of your home, you’ll ensure that people affected by disasters receive the care and support they need by dispatching volunteers to the scene.

If you are comfortable talking on the phone with new people, learning new computer applications, and can keep folks organized this is the perfect role for you! 

In this role, you'll receive calls from first-responders that are on scene at small-scale local disasters, like home fires. You'll collect the information about the event, how many people/pets need assistance and how bad the damage is. Then, you'll call the Disaster Action Team members that are on-call and respond in-person to provide assistance.

When housing is disrupted in communities after a disaster, it can be difficult for some people to find new long-term housing. The Shelter Resident Transition Team helps shelter residents create personalized plans to overcome roadblocks and transition to new housing. They play a critical role in reducing disaster-caused displacement and aiding in long-term recovery for individuals. 

If you want to alleviate human suffering by shortening the time of disaster caused displacement, this is the perfect role for you!

As a Distribution of Emergency Supplies (DES) volunteer, you'll be stationed at a location in the community (usually a Red Cross office, warehouse, or local school). Members from the public that need assistance will be directed to that location where you'll be able to provide supplies. The supplies may include things like: clean-up kits, tents/tarps, food, water, etc.

You will need to be physically able to work in the weather, and lift 20-50lbs multiple times during your shift. Shifts can range between 4-12hrs depending on how much support we have. 

Volunteer Opportunity: Climate Action Advisory Committee (Virtual – Meets Every Second Wednesday on Zoom)

The Climate Action Advisory Committee of the Teran James Young Foundation is seeking dedicated volunteers who are passionate about advancing climate solutions for Maui. 

Volunteers please commit to meeting every second wednesday on on zoom**

This committee meets every second Wednesday on Zoom and serves as a collaborative working group focused on practical, community-driven climate action. We are currently looking for volunteers with knowledge or experience in:

Renewable energy

Sustainability practices

Regenerative agriculture

Climate policy or environmental advocacy

Community resilience planning

Volunteers will contribute insight, research, strategy, and collaborative problem-solving to help guide initiatives that support Maui’s transition to a more sustainable and resilient future.

If you care deeply about protecting our ʻāina and want to apply your skills in service to meaningful climate action, we invite you to join us.

Together, we can help create lasting environmental solutions rooted in community and stewardship.

Please contact cristina@teranjy.org for more info!

As an Ocean Ambassador, you are at the forefront of our outreach efforts, engaging with the public on a weekly basis. Through meaningful interactions, you will have the opportunity to increase awareness and cultivate a deeper understanding of the vital work being done to protect marine ecosystems.

Ocean Ambassador volunteers stay informed about and share the latest PWF conservation initiatives, upcoming events, volunteer opportunities and ways to make a difference. Help spread awareness about critical marine conservation issues like marine plastic pollution, vessel collisions with animals, unsustainable tourism, bycatch, and climate change.

The Ocean Ambassador spends their time actively engaging with the public, including visitors, residents and students in the Ocean Store and on PacWhale Eco-Adventures tours. This volunteer position is a three-hour consistent commitment per week for at least three months. Three times per month the Ocean Ambassador engages with visitors at the PacWhale Ocean Store and joins an eco-tour once per month. Additionally, they speak on the microphone and provide a one-minute overview of PWF in the PacWhale Ocean Store.

All volunteers receive comprehensive training on PWF programs and volunteer responsibilities. While previous volunteer experience is not required, a strong desire to learn and contribute to marine conservation efforts is essential. High school students (with parental consent) and older are welcome to apply.

https://pacificwhale.org/ocean-ambassador-volunteer/

The Maui Pig Sanctuary has seen incredible growth following the recent heavy rains—so much so that we are officially overgrown! We are looking for energetic volunteers to help us clear brush, mow, and weed whack to ensure our sanctuary remains safe and accessible for our resident pigs and visitors.

We are currently building a list of available helpers to coordinate a collective "Work Day." Tasks will include:

Heavy Weed Whacking: Clearing tall grass around fence lines and enclosures.

Brush Removal: Gathering and hauling green waste.

Trail Maintenance: Reclaiming paths that have been overtaken by growth.

Physical Stamina: Ability to perform manual labor outdoors.

Safety First: Volunteers must wear closed-toe shoes (boots preferred) and long pants.

Equipment (Optional): If you have access to a personal weed whacker, lawnmower, or heavy-duty garden shears, please let us know!

This is a great opportunity to spend time outdoors and support a local non-profit dedicated to animal welfare. You’ll be working in a beautiful environment and providing much-needed help to ensure our pigs have a clean, manageable space to roam.

Do you love animals, enjoy meeting new people, and want to make a tangible difference on Maui? The Maui Pig Sanctuary is looking for dedicated volunteers to join our ohana! As a non-profit, our rescue residents rely on the kindness of the community. We are looking for dependable individuals to help us with daily care, educational tours, and keeping our sanctuary running smoothly.

Whether you love being the center of attention or prefer working quietly behind the scenes, we have a place for you:

Tour Guides & Guest Relations: Share our residents' stories! You will welcome visitors, lead educational tours through the sanctuary, and help guests safely interact with the pigs. Perfect for outgoing individuals who love storytelling.

Pig Care & Socialization: Help us keep our residents happy and healthy. This includes grooming, assisting with feeding schedules, and spending quality time socializing with the pigs so they remain comfortable around humans.

Sanctuary Maintenance & Operations: Keep paradise beautiful! Help with daily chores like cleaning wallows, filling water troughs, organizing supplies, or assisting with light farm maintenance.

Reliability: Our animals rely on us, so consistency is key!

Comfort with Animals: Prior experience with farm animals is a plus, but not required. We will fully train you on pig behavior and safety.

Physical Ability: Must be comfortable walking on uneven terrain and working outdoors in various weather conditions.

Age Limit: Volunteers must be [Insert Age, e.g., 18+] (or [16+] if accompanied by an adult).

Aside from unlimited piggy belly rubs and nose boops, you’ll join a passionate community dedicated to animal welfare. This is a deeply rewarding way to give back, share aloha, and make a real impact on the lives of rescued animals.

Maui Medical Reserve Corps (MRC) accepts volunteers on an ongoing basis. We are a public health volunteer group under the Department of Health with a focus on emergency preparedness and response. We also provide support for non-emergency public health initiatives. Volunteers of all backgrounds, ages, and experience are welcome. 

Mana'o Radio is Maui's leading locally owned and operated community radio station, run entirely by volunteers for nearly 25 years.

We are looking for a skilled volunteer to help us improve and grow our existing online webstore, where listeners and supporters can purchase Mana'o Radio branded merchandise. This is not a build-from-scratch project. We have a store up and running, and we need someone with a good eye and solid experience to help us make it better.

You will be collaborating closely with another volunteer already working on the project, so you will not be going it alone.

What we are looking for:

**Experience working with and improving an existing e-commerce platform such as Shopify,      WooCommerce, or similar

**Familiarity with product listings, user experience, payment processing, and order fulfillment

**Ability to identify what is not working and recommend practical improvements

*A collaborative spirit and a genuine love of community

Time commitment is flexible and can be shaped around your availability. If you have the skills and want to put them toward something Maui loves, we would be so glad to hear from you.

Mana'o Radio is Maui's only locally owned and operated community radio station, run entirely by volunteers for nearly 25 years.

We are looking for a creative, detail-oriented volunteer to help improve our website and make updates when necessary.  Whether you specialize in design, user experience, or both, we would love to talk with you about how your skills could help us better serve our listeners and tell the Mana'o story online. You will be collaborating closely with another volunteer already working on the project, so you will not be going it alone.

What we are looking for:

**Experience in web design, ideally with WordPress

**A good eye for layout and user experience

**Ability to work within existing branding guidelines (navy and lime green, community-forward voice)

**Enthusiasm for community radio

This is a wonderful opportunity to contribute to something Maui loves while building your portfolio with meaningful, visible work.

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