Are you a Maui local or someone who has been impacted by last year's fires, looking for well-paid, meaningful work that will connect you to our beautiful land and wonderful people?
Consider joining us at Regenerative Education Centers (REC), a non-profit regenerative agriculture farm across from the surf break in Olowalu, where we grow kalo (taro), squash, banana, mango, coconut, papaya, greens, eggplant, and all sorts of other fruits and vegetables while using no fertilizers, pesticides, or other chemical additives.
Our team is tight-knit and supportive of one another. Every one of us has been directly impacted by the fires, in one way or another, and we have found hope and healing by working together to provide free homesteads and organic food to survivors. The work we are doing is helping to mālama our āina, which is a core value for every one of us. We also care for one another, taking breaks as needed and sharing in fresh-cooked, family-style meals on a regular basis.
Positions are full-time at our farm in Olowalu and come with full benefits. You will be paid weekly through a grant we have received from Maui Economic Opportunity (MEO). To qualify for the position, you must have lived on Maui since before the fire and be currently un- or under-employed. Read more here: https://www.meoinc.org/maui-disaster-recovery-national-dislocated-worker-grant/.
The open positions are:
Laborer ($24.50/h)
- Involves farm labor such as watering; weeding; heavy lifting; composting; picking fruit; etc.
- It definitely helps if you are strong and able-bodied, as well as willing to work outside during the day.
- Experience not required we will train you!
If you are interested, please email us with basic information such as your name, phone number, and a little bit about yourself. We will then schedule a preliminary phone chat or a time for you to come in and meet the crew. Additionally, if you have it, please include a copy of your resume in the email.
Learn more about us at our website: https://www.recenters.org/ and on instagram: @recentersorg. Mahalo for your time!