What should I wear/bring?
Wear clothes and shoes you’re willing to get muddy. Bring water shoes or sandals with straps that you are willing to get muddy. Wear a Chanukah hat or outfit!

Bring a water bottle. 

 

As we are guests at the park, please bring a snack to share! We will be doing a cultural exchange and making Hawaiian inspired Chanukah foods! So think kalo latkes, poi donuts, lilikoi applesauce, etc! See the question at the bottom to tell us what you can bring. 

 

Please carpool, parking is limited - see below.

Why are we volunteering here? 

We will be joining the Loʻi Kalo Park's holiday service day! Things may be Christmas-themed, but we will also bring Chanukah ruach with fun hats, Hawaiian/Chanukah fusion food, and more! 

 

Taro (kalo in Hawaiian) was the staple food in Hawaii prior to Western contact. The plant is also the mythological elder brother of the Hawaiian people. Loʻi Kalo Park community workday is an effort to restore the natural beauty and historical importance of this once forgotten park.

Jewy Hui is a growing community of Jews ages 22-40 living on Oʻahu. Learn more about our community on our website. If you do not get our emails, please sign up at www.tinyurl.com/jewyhui-signup. 

 

By RSVPing to this event, you are agreeing to abide by our community standards.