Aloha, I’m Sylvia Cenzano, Founder of Mālamalama Sustainability Center, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.
We have a Vision for a Sustainable World… Starting with the Spirit, creating a model for community living – bridging old and new, past and present, Heaven and Earth…right here at our 9.3 acre farm on Maui, Hawaii.
We are currently in the process of upgrading our facilities and educational content to support this Vision.
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Sylvia (Chia) Cenzano
Our 9.3 acres of agricultural jungle land has over 200+ fruit trees and coffee plants, where we provide direct hands-on sustainability education to students on how to grow their own food. Our facilities can house 24-27 people, with a community kitchen, dining room, ceremonial fireplace and a large meeting space for educational workshops and classes. We are currently awaiting permitting for the expansion of our facilities.
Our online and hands-on sustainability training and immersion into a community lifestyle, based on Hawaiian Aloha Spirit and universal indigenous wisdom, helps students build a healthy future for their communities and the planet. Training includes skills in these 8 major areas: Arts and Culture, Agriculture and Environment, Economics and Entrepreneurship, Health and Wellness, Personal Development, Life Skills, Spirituality and Community Living.
We need your support to help further build and grow our Sustainability Center, in particular with funding and also with skills and materials, to get our facilities upgraded and permitted. Any amount that you can give can be used as an income deduction for you on your tax returns through our non-profit status. Please get in touch to see how we can help support one another.
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As a Maui real estate agent and philanthropist who has been actively involved with fundraising and supporting our local community for more than 30 years, Dave Futch is committed to giving back by supporting the Mālamalama Sustainability Center, together with the Hawai’i Life Charitable Fund,
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