This was a big way to give back to the gracious land in Oahu. Kaika our tour leader and helper gave…read morea thorough and interesting history of the land. My company participated on Sunday morning. We spent about two hours digging up sand and pouring in buckets and we passed it down through our staggered line back to the land. There is the large pond side and keiki pond. Keiki side is good for land work, such as weed pulling and much more shallow for keiki to stand in. They also provide gloves and high quality tubbie shoes. The shoes help u walk better on the sand/mud in the pond. We had over 100 of us employees with alongside our ohana and friends and we accomplished a lot according to the staff there. Not to mention, every third Saturday they are open for volunteers! You can also book a field trip for schools to attend and give back to the community. Be careful when walking in the adult side...the mud was soft on some parts and you can end up in your knees in mud. Be safe, hydrate and walk while in the ponds. If there are large sink areas in the pond, the staff must be notified and they will put a large pole to identify of the unsafe areas. Fisheries help our ecosystem so fish can grow big and supply the nutrients from the selenity of the water. Kids will also have an art lesson to do while they help serve. TO avoid harmful chemicals in the waters, please listen and only apply sun block to face. Avoid arms and legs if you are going to be going into the pond. Parking is in front and there is no sign so if you use the address from Yelp, it's legit in directing the correct turn to make.

We took our class there all the way from Town, was totally worth the experience. The staff is very…read moreknowledgeable about fish ponds, the bio diversity of the area and the history of the loko ia. They were great with our keiki, 4th graders. Best part is they had staff that could accomodate our school, a kula kaiapuni(Hawaiian immersion school). They had a couple staff that could Ōlelo Hawaii. One of them actually went to our school back in the day!! Great experience, great knowledge and such a Beautiful āina. Theyre work is so important to the area of Waialua!

I am more than disappointed at our local resident manager being replaced We sent a petition last…read moreyear to keep him here he is from here and understands our local culture.He has been beyond more than fair to everyone even when they are so disrespectful to him I've seen it and want everyone to know eighty percent of the building wants him to stay Hawaiian properties who manages this building are being unfair in excellent service he has given to us who live here I'm only giving him our resident manager 5 stars I would give Hawaiian properties one it is there responsible to keep up the structure of this building which after living here for 5 years has been poor at best.

Haleiwa Senior Citizens Center is nestled in the beautiful Haleiwa town. It's offers 1 bedroom…read moreapartments in a 3 story building with 60 units. This is real country living and the tenants are really friendly. There is some parking and right on the city bus route. Lots of fabulous shops and great restaurants. In fact the famous garlic shrimp truck in right across the street. Oh the smells will get you all the time. Apartments are just the right size for one person with lots of the normal amenities. The manager on duty is really great and cares about his tenants. The grounds are beautifully manicured and there is gazebo on the back side for friendly gatherings.

This is such a cute little store located in North Shore! I have been looking for a refill station…read morefor soaps, laundry detergents, and cleaners, and this place caught my eye! Upon walking in, we loved how airy and bright the store felt, and it smelled wonderful, too! To the right, we saw rows of jugs of soaps, detergents, and cleaners, along with a variety of reusable, eco-friendly products! Whether you're looking for reusable straws, sandwich bags, utensils, or wipes, you're in the right place! One thing that made me so nervous about the refill stations was that I didn't know how to bring a jug and refill- sounds silly, right? Well, you can bring a jar/jug/canister, whatever you want (or if you forget yours, you can always purchase one, or get a free one in their "free canisters" box). You next pick up a little token and place your container on the scale. Once the scale picks up the weight, tap the token on the area where it says "tap here," and that's it! Then just fill it with whatever you need, however much you need, bring the token to the front, and check out! All in all, we'll be back again to get more soaps when we're out!

What used to be Hale'iwa General Store is now Kokua General Store. The shop features local artists…read moreand sustainable goods. You'll find soaps, lotions, lip balm amongst homemade goods. I love the vibe of the store and certainly purchased a number of items to support the foundation. The staff is laidback and helpful. We weren't necessarily looking for anything but grateful we found it!

Nico made our fingerprinting process so convenient for us, as international educators. He is highly…read moreprofessional, patient and accommodating--offering the added apostille service for necessary background checks plus translation in Spanish, which is just amazing. He even met us where we stayed on the North Shore so we didn't have to drive far! My husband and I would recommend him to anyone who needs the services he offers.

Excellent mobile notary service. Nicolas was responsive through both Yelp messages and by text…read more He was on time and professional and assisted with getting some documents notarized at my home. Getting a price quote through Yelp was fast and easy and setting up an appointment was very simple. This business also offers online payment which is extremely convenient. With banks offering only limited notary services (probably because of COVID-19), using a mobile notary is a great option. If you have mobile notary needs, I recommend using this business!