808 Cleanups Event Calendar (LIST)

Description: Join the 808 Cleanups team in a clean up of the Huliawa Canal and Ulehawa Beach area in beautiful Nānākuli. Community Service Hours Signed: YES Age Groups: All ages welcome. Participants under 16 years of age must have a parent or guardian attend for the duration of the activity (we love having them participate as well!) We will provide multiple activity options for you based on age, physical ability and interest. How to join: Please send an RSVP by any of the following methods: 808 Cleanups App, Email at kimeonakane.808cleanups@gmail.com. When your RSVP is confirmed, please make sure to sign the waiver here: https://808cleanups.org/waiver/  Where to meet: Look for the Orange Nissan Frontier with the 808 Cleanups Signage on the truck parked in the dirt parking area oceanside of the highway.  We'll meet at the truck for the briefing and supplies distribution. Parking is a little tight in the area, please ensure that you follow all parking rules and signs and park in marked public parking areas being respectful of the surrounding community. We will be focused on litter removal along the coastline and park areas.  What to bring: Sturdy shoes or boots, sun protection and water. What 808 Cleanups brings: 808 Cleanups will provide all cleanup tools and supplies.  We will have a water cooler, please be sure to bring a refillable water container. Any questions, please contact the Site Leader: Kimeona Kane, 808-398 8989, kimeonakane.808cleanups@gmail.com

Phone: 8083531974

Email: Olivia.g.storms@hawaii.gov

Address:

Coordinates: 21.26895158497993, -157.80299037694934

Event Date: Sat 10/17

Event Start Time: Sat Oct 17 2026 09:00:00 GMT-1000

Event End Time: Sat Oct 17 2026 12:00:00 GMT-1000

Event Frequency: null

Description: Come out to Diamond Head every third Saturday with our staff and Trees for Kaimuki to care for our Fort Ruger Pathway and Millennium Peace Garden! This workday often involves garden maintenance and caring for our native plants and trees. If that sounds like something you would be interested in, then join us for a fun-filled morning of hard work! Please be sure to wear clothes you don’t mind getting dirty and bring a water bottle and sunscreen. If you have any questions, please email me at Olivia.g.storms@hawaii.gov

Please Sign up for this opportunity @ https://dlnr.ivolunteer.com/dhsm_3sat_1017

When: Every Third Saturday of the Month @ 9:00 AM- 12:00PM

Where: Exterior of Diamond Head State Monument, parking map will be provided in an email at least a day before the event (please check the email you signed up with).

Activities:
Park Cleanup
Trail Cleanup
Invasive Species Removal
Native Planting

What to Bring: Physical Copy of Signed Liability Form, Sunscreen, Hat, Water Bottle, Closed Toed-Shoes, Long Pants and Sleeves

Where to Meet: We will meet at a small lot on the exterior slopes of Diamond Head, across the street from the KCC farmer's market. Please sign up https://dlnr.ivolunteer.com/dhsm_3sat_1017 for a parking map and event updates

*This is a Sierra Club hosted event

Conservation Service  Project at Wāwāmalu Beach

Exact GPS Location of event: 21.288925392745565, -157.66735264528037

(Google Maps calls it ”Sandy Beach Park Fishing” NE, natural section of Sandy Beach Park between Sandy Beach and Kaiwi State Scenic Shoreline aka AD’s)

- Meet at the boulder-enclosed, southwestern-access area
- Natives planting, seed collection, and sowing
- Invasive weed removal: buffelgrass, koa haole, etc.
- Litter pickup—of course, but expect little
- Close-toe shoes or boots water required—iced refill available
- Limited to 25 participants—reserve your slot/s at wrliggett@yahoo.com Under 18 require parent or guardian
- Personal pickaxes welcome & encouraged
- More details at www.sierracluboahu.org/hike

Join the 808 Cleanups team in restoring this beautiful park nestled in the center of urban Honolulu.
Community Service Hours Signed: YES 
Age Groups: All ages welcome.  Participants under 16 years of age must have a parent or guardian attend for the duration of the activity (we love having them participate as well!) We will provide multiple activity options for you based on age, physical ability and interest.
How to join: Please send an RSVP through the 808 Cleanups Mobile App, When your RSVP is confirmed, please make sure to sign the waiver here: 808cleanups.org/waiver
Where to meet: Parking is very tight within the park, so please try to carpool, walk, bus, bike or take other means to get to the site.
Exact GPS coordinates: 21.320304, -157.854763 
Entry to parking lot is on North Kuakini Street.  Pull in and look for the Orange Nissan Frontier with 808 Cleanups on the side panels.   Look for orange 808 Cleanups shirts.  
Work priorities:  Priority 1: Litter removal both in the park and a walk around the neighborhood.   Priority 2:  Invasive species removal, digging and cutting out invasive grasses around the water way. 
What to bring: Sturdy shoes or boots, sun protection, insect repellent and water. 
What 808 Cleanups brings: 808 Cleanups will provide all cleanup tools and supplies.  We will also have ice cold water. 
Site Leader POC: Kimeona Kane, 808 398 8989 
kimeonakane.808cleanups@gmail.com

Coastal Restoration RSVP REQUIRED 

Who: Join the 808 Cleanups ʻOhana and public for an afternoon of stewardship. Please note that this site is on a hillside, participants must be able to manage their safety working on uneven terrain. NOT RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN UNDER 16 due to the danger of the Highway. All participants will need to fill out the waiver form at www.808cleanups.org/waiver and will need to sign in on a physical sign in sheet at the event. 

What: Invasive and non native plant removal, trash collection. Volunteers will engage in the cutting of koa haole and removal of stumps, as well as the removal of non native grass and others. There may be abandoned camp sites that we will address accordingly.
 
Where: 21.321476, -157.673831 in Waimānalo. Parking along the mountainside of Kalanianaʻole Highway near the mile 7 marker. Look for the orange truck with the 808 Cleanups Signs.  

Please have closed toe shoes, no slippers, and appropriate clothing that will keep you safe from overgrown bushes, bring water, bug spray or mosquito repellant and sun protection as needed. 808 Cleanups will provide the work supplies. 

Sign off of volunteer hours available through Kimeona for this work day. Please note that this event requires us to cross the Kalanianaʻole Highway. Participants will be expected to comply with site supervisor instructions regarding traffic safety.

Please RSVP through the free downloadable 808 Cleanups Mobile App.  If within 24 hours of event, contact the site leader Kimeona Kane at 808 398 8989 or at kimeonakane.808cleanups@gmail.com,

Map to Koko Head Botanical Garden

Join the 808 Cleanups team in restoring this beautiful park nestled in the center of an incredible landmark and cultural site, Kohelepelepe.

Community Service Hours Signed: YES 

Age Groups: All ages welcome. Participants under 16 years of age must have a parent or guardian attend for the duration of the activity (we love having them participate as well!) We will provide multiple activity options for you based on age, physical ability and interest.  This event will be capped at 20 participants.

How to join: Please send an RSVP by any of the following methods: 808 Cleanups App, Email at kimeonakane.808cleanups@gmail.com, DM on Instagram, replies on our Facebook group. When your RSVP is confirmed, please make sure to sign the waiver here: 808cleanups.org/waiver 

Where to meet: Parking is very tight within the parking area, so please try to carpool, walk, bus, bike or take other means to get to the site.  Be respectful of the community and neighbors.  Pull in and look for the Orange Truck with 808 Cleanups on the side panels.  Look for orange 808 Cleanups shirts.  We will meet together at the front gate and enter together. 

Exact GPS coordinates: 21.293663,-157.6770665

Work priorities:  Invasive species removal, digging and cutting out invasive grasses around the Koʻoloaula. 

What to bring: Sturdy shoes or boots, sun and eye protection, long pants, long sleeve shirt, insect repellent and water. 

What 808 Cleanups brings: 808 Cleanups will provide all cleanup tools and supplies. We will also have ice cold water. 

Site Leader POC: Kimeona Kane, kimeonakane.808cleanups@gmail.com, 808 398 8989

Phone: 8083531974

Email: Olivia.g.storms@hawaii.gov

Address:

Coordinates: 21.264480503860362, -157.80375480651858

Event Date: Thur 10/22

Event Start Time: Thu Oct 22 2026 16:00:00 GMT-1000

Event End Time: Thu Oct 22 2026 18:00:00 GMT-1000

Event Frequency: null

Description: Aloha! Join us for a very special workday at Leahi State Monument (Diamond Head). This event will start at 4:00 PM and finish at 6:00 PM. We will be volunteering while the park is open to take care of spaces on the crater floor. Activities we will do during the workday include activities like; general garden maintenance, painting, maintenance and repairs, and much more! If this sounds like something you would be capable of, we’d love for you to join us! The meeting point will be inside the crater, at our offices at the back of the parking lot. Just tell the parking attendants that you are there to volunteer, and they will direct you to volunteer parking. Since it will be hot, be sure to bring a hat, sunscreen, and lots of water and snacks. There is a limit of 25 people for this event. If you have any questions, please feel free to email me at olivia.g.storms@hawaii.gov.

Please Sign up for this opportunity @ https://dlnr.ivolunteer.com/dhsm_park_1022

When: Thursday, October 22, @ 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Where: Interior of Diamond Head State Monument

Activities:
Park Cleanup
Trail Cleanup
Invasive Species Removal
Native Planting

What to Bring: Physical Copy of Signed Liability Form, Sunscreen, Hat, Water Bottle, Closed Toed-Shoes, Long Pants and Sleeves

Where to Meet: Workday will be located inside the crater. Tell the parking staff that you are there to volunteer and they will guide you to our volunteer parking area. Parking will be down the road at the back of the parking lot.