I Ola Kanaloa is a special benefit dinner dedicated to honoring the enduring legacy of Protect Kahoʻolawe ʻOhana (PKO) and the Kahoʻolawe Island Reserve Commission (KIRC).

Caring for the Past, Investing the Future. This golf tournament supports cultural and historical preservation efforts, including the future creation of a local archival facility for Mākena artifacts.

The Maui County Fair returns on October 2-5, 2025. Mākena Golf & Beach Club is a proud silver sponsor of the event.

In partnership with Kīpaipai Maui, ʻĀina Archaeology, and the ʻŌiwi Resources & Stewardship Department, the community is invited to strengthen their pilina to ʻāina and contribute to preservation areas in Mākena.

Mākena Golf & Beach Club and Maui Food Bank will partner to host “Hope on the Fairway,” a charity golf tournament, on Sunday, Sept. 28. Maui Food Bank will receive 100% of the proceeds from the event. 

The community golf event Ulu Mai he Wai returned to Mākena Golf & Beach Club on Sunday, Aug. 24, benefiting Malama Kahālāwai and Uhiwai o Haleakalā.

The family-friendly event Lau Ke Aloha: Hawaiian Games & Kinolau Native Species Art Creation Day will return on Sunday, Aug. 10.

Mākena Golf & Beach Club is honored to be a Matching Grant Sponsor for Mālama Family Recovery Centerʻs Mana Wahine Garden, established in 2022.

Aloha Makena is proud to be a sponsor of Paddle Imua 2025. The proceeds from this event will contribute to Camp Imua, an annual retreat for childrean with special needs.

Maui residents are invited to join Lau Ke Aloha: Hawaiʻi Games & Native Species Art Creation Day on Wednesday, June 25. The free community event will feature traditional Hawaiian games alongside guided art-making sessions focused on native plants. 

The event supports two non-profits, Hawaiʻi Land Trust and Lahaina Community Land Trust, with proceeds benefiting land conservation and community ownership efforts.

Aloha Makena was proud ot support the 16th annual Maui AgFest & 4-H Livestock Fair, which returned to Wailuku’s War Memorial field on May 31, and featured agricultural exhibits, keiki activities, a farmers market, culinary events.

Aloha Makena was proud to support the Boys & Girls Club Maui Little Chef Big Chef event that focuses on empowering and inspiring Maui's youth through their high-quality programming.

A new hālau waʻa, named Hale Pili, has been officially blessed on March 21, 2025. The ceremony also solidified the transfer of caretaking and stewardship from its builders to the ʻŌiwi Resources & Stewardship team.

The tournament's theme of "Driving Hope, Building Homes" embodies Nā Hale O Maui's mission to make homeownership accessible and sustainable for Maui families.

On March 31, 2025, kiawe tree trimming and removal took place to minimize hazards to preservation sites, property, pedestrians or vehicles as part of the Mākena Landing Restoration Project.

Established in 2018, this annual scholarship provides support for students pursuing a degree or certificate at any University of Hawaiʻi campus.

On December 23, 2024, a blessing was held for the new “Green Streets” project in Mākena — a significant step forward in sustainable, low-impact development on Maui.

Aloha Makena hosted a benefit dinner on December 14, 2024, in support of two local organizations: Protect Kahoʻolawe ʻOhana and the Kahoʻolawe Island Reserve Commission.

In an effort to better support safety and the ecosystem at Mākena Landing, the Mākena Landing Restoration Project removed invasive and overgrown kiawe trees and replanted the area with native and place-appropriate shade trees on December 8, 2024.

Mākena Golf & Beach Club and its ʻŌiwi Resources & Stewardship Department were the featured “Bull Rider” sponsors of Christmas in the Country at Ulupalakua Ranch, which provided direct support to the event’s nonprofit beneficiaries.