by Kathy Becklin | Mar 22, 2019 | Events, Front Page Announcements, Front Page Articles
On the evening of March 9, 2019, about 375 people came together at the beautiful Maui Tropical Plantation, to celebrate 10 years of building school gardens with Grow Some Good at the Taste of School Gardens 2019. Mahalo to the chefs, vendors, sponsors, volunteers,...
by Malia Bohlin | Sep 20, 2016 | Events, Front Page Announcements, Front Page Slider, Sponsors
Jazz & Blues Party at DUO Restaurant Our friends DUO Restaurant at the Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea partnered with the Maui Jazz and Blues Festival to create a unique dining experience benefiting Grow Some Good. Guests enjoyed selections from a special menu...
by Malia Bohlin | Aug 31, 2016 | Events, Front Page Announcements, Front Page Slider, Sponsors
Fork & Salad Special Fork & Salad, Maui’s newest farm-to-table eatery, shares the same vision as Grow Some Good – to support local agriculture and improve access to nutritious food for everyone in our community. To help support this vision they are offering a...
by Malia Bohlin | Jun 22, 2016 | Front Page Announcements, Front Page Slider
Grow Some Good supporters recently took a tour of all the good things growing in two of our most established school garden programs at Lokelani Intermediate School and Kihei Elementary School. Guests spent 2 hours exploring the transformation of garden spaces and...
by Malia Bohlin | May 23, 2016 | Front Page Announcements, Front Page Slider
Dine Out and Support Maui Charities Award-winning Chef Paris Nabavi, owner of Sangrita Grill and Cantina, continues to make his mark on the Maui community. Grow Some Good is thrilled to be included in his new “Maui RSVP” dining program, which supports...
by Malia Bohlin | Mar 22, 2016 | Front Page Announcements, Front Page Slider, Sponsors
Wow! What a night! More than 400 people attended the 4th Annual Taste of School Gardens gala on Saturday March 12th, 2016, on the Hotel Wailea Sunset Lawn. Thanks to all the support from our ‘ohana, we raised $60,000 for more than 3,000 students in school garden...
