E Ola Mau Ka Po‘e empowers Native communities to preserve Hawaiian culture, land, and values through strong community support. Join us in Mālama — caring for ʻāina and people, embracing Hawaiian values, and fostering unity while honoring our cultural practices.
Many Hawaiians feel disconnected from ʻāina and our cultural roots. With community support, we strive to reconnect our keiki with their heritage and identity, emphasizing the importance of cultural practices and Hawaiian values.
Committed to fostering community support while preserving Hawaiian values and cultural practices across generations and distances.

E Ola Mau Ka Po‘e empowers Native communities to preserve Hawaiian culture, land, and values through strong community support. Join us in Mālama — caring for ʻāina and people, embracing Hawaiian values, and fostering unity while honoring our cultural practices.
Raised in Hawai'i, Jamie embodies the spirit of Aloha, community support, and service in everything she does. As a mom of two boys, she is passionate about creating strong connections and building spaces where families can thrive while embracing cultural practices. Jamie is also a dedicated real estate agent with a heart for helping others find a place to call home, all while building lasting relationships along the way. Living in Colorado has deepened her commitment to perpetuating Hawaiian values and uplifting the local Hawaiian and Pacific Islander community. Through her involvement with the nonprofit, she hopes to inspire future generations to stay connected to their roots and foster a sense of belonging for all.

Director of Community Outreach
Alana Kahalamapuana Pettaway is a born and raised Denver native, who navigates through life by the principles of community, respect and resilience. She loves to honor her Hawaiian culture through Hula and Oli with Lei Hulu. She also serves as co-chair on the Denver Asian American Pacific Islander Commission, working towards amplifying Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander presence within Denver and Colorado.
“Pūpūkahi i holomua”
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