Company News

Koa Logs delivered to Kamalo

February 8, 2008


Today was an important day to celebrate.  The Koa logs that were harvested by our company from a tree on Kona in 2006, to be carved into Moloka'i's only Koa canoe, are one step closer to reality.  They were delivered today to master canoe builder Kirk Clark in Kamalo.  He will work with local canoe club youth to carve the logs and impart valuable knowledge in the process. 



We are not just 100% committed to offering the finest Hawaiian premium coffees: 100% Molokai coffee, 100% Kona coffee and 100% Maui coffee. We also are 100% committed to supporting the revitalization of both culture and ecology in our home, the Hawaiian islands. That's why we donate 1% of revenues to this cause. More than that, we actively support the people of our home-base island, Molokai, which many consider to be the most traditionally Hawaiian of all the islands. We must be pono–that is, doing the right thing. The native culture teaches this by example: It takes strength and courage, smarts and passion, to malama the aina–to take care of the spirit of the land that feeds us. We want to be part of that tradition.

Malama Hawaii. There is nothing like it anywhere else on planet Earth.