Your Key to a Lucrative Career in the Construction Industry
Building Pathways to Success and a Better Hawaii for All
The Makaha Cultural Learning Center, a native 501(c)3, was started in Makaha Valley almost a decade ago. Today, our primary mission is to create opportunities for Native Hawaiians and the people of the Waianae Coast through leadership, trades-training, and outreach programs.
Unlock your passion and talent, reinforce gratitude, and be inspired to emerge as a capable worker with highly-valued skills. We are the only organization that provides non-union construction trade education west of the Honolulu area. Our programs in General Construction, Renewable Energy, HVAC-R, and Electrical Apprenticeship, will place you on a successful path to a growing career.
Scholarships
An Affordable Future
The scholarship fund, made possible by Pacific Current and Kamehameha Schools, is aimed at helping current students pursue higher education in the specialty trade and construction fields.
Recipients of the Ho'omau Scholarship will receive $1,000 to pursue higher education programs including trade school, apprenticeship programs, and accredited degree programs.
Don't doubt that what you do makes an impact.
Giving financially is a direct way that you can help restore our community on the Makaha coast, Or you can consider sharing your precious time in a volunteer position. We need instructors, administrative staff, and people who want to make a difference!
MAKE A DONATION
Traditional Giving
We love old-fashioned giving!. Mail your tax-deductible gift to:
84-1170 Farrington Highway
Building C-2
Waianae, HI 96792
Traditional Giving
PayPal
Giving is easy with PayPal. Simply use the button below to send a donation securely to the Learning Center
PayPal
Giving
Corporate Gifting
Does your organization share our passion for the trades and creating opportunities for the people of Hawaii? If so, consider partnering with us financially.
Your gifts propel us toward our mission and help us instantly make an impact!
Corporate
Gifting
"Li'ili'i ka ohiki, loloa ka lua - Small is the crab, large is its hole. Size does not limit accomplishments."
'Olelo Noeau, Hawaiian Proverb
OUR MOST VULNERABLE PEOPLE,
IN DESPERATE NEED OF AN ADVOCATE
We see every challenge as an opportunity, and there is a BIG opportunity for change ahead. Sowing into our communities and a vision this big requires many hands. Everyone has something to give, whether it is time, expertise, or financially. Be an activist for change and take part in this innovative approach to empowering our community.
Mahalo to our 2022 Program Sponsors
