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Turn towards what feeds you.

Connecting people across Hawaiʻi to local farms, food, and the people who grow it.

A website and mobile app interface for a farm mapping service showing islands and farms near Hawaii, with farm details and options to view more information.

Hawaiʻi imports nearly 90% of its food, and we believe that's a problem worth solving together.

A more resilient future begins with connection — to the land, to the people who grow our food, and to each other. Loli means to “turn, change, influence,” and that is our mission — to not only make it effortless to participate in the local food system but also shift our relationship to it. 

HOW LOLI WORKS
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    Find a Farm

    Filter by island, region, and what's available.

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    Volunteer

    Browse upcoming volunteer days by island and region.

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    Gather

    Our dinner series brings us together to nourish.

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    Grow at Home

    Group workshops plus an edible landscaper directory.

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    Stories

    An editorial look at farmers keeping agriculture alive.

BECOME A FOUNDING STEWARD

Loli is being built by the community, for the community.

Your support helps us document farms, build the platform, host gatherings, and create new pathways for people to participate in Hawaiʻi's local food system.

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WHY LOLI & WHY NOW?

Loli was born from my time spent on farms and a belief that a more resilient future begins with food sovereignty. As I met farmers, food producers, and community members, I saw both an abundance of care and a disconnect — people wanting to support local food but often not knowing where to begin, and our farmers needing hands, resources, and visibility. Loli exists to help bridge that gap by connecting people to the land, the farmers who feed us, and the opportunities to grow more edibles in our backyards. I hope that through these connections we can strengthen our communities and turn towards what truly nourishes us.

TAHITI KULIA, FOUNDER
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Stay in the loop.

Be first to know when Loli launches — new farms, volunteer days, ʻAha ʻAina dinners, and growing guides delivered straight to your inbox.

  • — Farm spotlights & CSA openings
  • — Volunteer day announcements
  • — Seasonal eating guides
  • — Dinner series invitations
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You're on the list. We'll be in touch when Loli launches.

List your farm.

Loli makes it easy to reach eaters across the islands — no tech experience needed. Tell us about your operation and we'll be in touch when we're ready to onboard new farms.

  • — Free farm listing on the platform
  • — Connect directly with customers
  • — Post volunteer days to get field help
  • — Access grants & resources
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Mahalo! We'll reach out when we're ready to list farms on your island.

Edible landscaping.

Are you a landscaper, permaculture designer, or garden consultant who helps families grow food at home? We're building a directory of edible landscapers across Hawaiʻi.

  • — Listed in the Grow at Home directory
  • — Referrals from Loli's community
  • — Connection to seed libraries & farms
  • — Featured in seasonal growing guides
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Perfect. We'll be in touch as we build out the edible landscaper directory.