Every six to eight months Aloha Alliances takes on a pressing topic of our time. They look at what’s already being done and examine how they might build deeper relationships that allow people to work together to build trusted community solutions.

Aloha Alliances intentionally starts small and grows slowly, so they can listen and learn what works best for people, the land and animals. They are anchored in an experimental mindset that creates small wins and minor setbacks.

Once an initiative is self-sustaining, in community or money, they pass it off to their interested nonprofits, community organizations, or small businesses while they move onto initiating the next experiments.