Urban Greenspace Partners
Makaifest partners with visionary developers, landowners, and organizations along Oahu's rail transit corridor who are committed to preserving and creating urban greenspaces that honor our island's natural heritage while building sustainable communities.
Reimagining the Rail Corridor
From Ewa to Kona, the rail transit corridor presents an unprecedented opportunity to create connected green spaces that honor the traditional moku system while serving modern community needs.
Our partners are leading the way in transit-oriented development that preserves urban green corridors, creates community gathering spaces, and maintains the vital connection between our urban communities and the natural environment.
Transit + Green
Sustainable communities connected by nature
Kona Moku Partners
Urban core developers and organizations leading sustainable development in Honolulu's business district
Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation (HART)
Leading sustainable transit development that connects communities while preserving green corridors throughout urban Oahu.
Festival Contribution:
Primary venue infrastructure and transit-oriented development showcase
Castle & Cooke Hawaii
Pioneering sustainable real estate development with commitment to preserving green spaces and honoring Hawaiian land stewardship traditions.
Festival Contribution:
Urban greenspace preservation initiatives and community park development
Alexander & Baldwin
Transforming urban landscapes through responsible development that integrates native ecosystems and community green spaces.
Festival Contribution:
Green infrastructure demonstrations and native plant restoration programs
Ewa Moku Partners
West side corridor developers creating sustainable, transit-oriented communities
DR Horton Hawaii
Building sustainable communities along the rail corridor with emphasis on green building practices and preserved open spaces.
Festival Contribution:
Sustainable housing demonstrations and green building education workshops
Hunt Companies
Developing master-planned communities that prioritize environmental stewardship and transit-oriented living along the Ewa corridor.
Festival Contribution:
Community planning exhibits and transit-oriented development education
Gentry Homes
Local home builder committed to sustainable construction practices and preserving Hawaii's natural beauty in new developments.
Festival Contribution:
Green home technology demonstrations and sustainable living workshops
Mana'olana Partners
Organizations supporting veteran and community wellness through therapeutic greenspace and healing initiatives
US Department of Veterans Affairs - Pacific Islands
Wounded Warrior Project Hawaii
Malama Learning Center
Hawaiian Islands Land Trust
Lahui Partnerships
Neighborhood-based individuals and small businesses fostering community connection through local green initiatives
Kalihi-Palama Health Center
Salvation Army Hawaiian & Pacific Islands
Hawaiian Electric
Outdoor Circle
Partnership Opportunities
Join us in creating sustainable urban greenspaces that serve our entire community, from rail corridor development to veteran wellness and neighborhood connection. Partnership tiers honor our moku ontology while addressing specific community needs and healing.
Kona Partnership
$50,000+
Urban core developers and landowners shaping Honolulu's sustainable future
- Moku naming rights for festival zones
- Premier showcase of sustainable development projects
- VIP hospitality pavilion with ocean views
- Keynote speaking opportunity on urban greenspace
- Year-round brand association with urban sustainability
- Custom green infrastructure demonstration space
- Priority access to rail corridor development announcements
- Exclusive networking with city planners and officials
Ewa Partnership
$35,000+
West side corridor developers creating transit-oriented communities
- Rail corridor zone sponsorship
- Sustainable housing and development showcase
- VIP area access for 30 guests
- Panel discussion leadership on transit-oriented development
- Featured case studies in sustainability reports
- Green building demonstration booth space
- Early engagement in community planning initiatives
- Partnership with local environmental organizations
Mana'olana Partner
$15,000+
Organizations supporting veteran and community wellness through urban greenspace stewardship
- Veteran wellness program zone sponsorship
- Therapeutic garden demonstration space
- VIP area access for 15 guests
- Healing-centered workshop hosting opportunities
- Community wellness story features
- Green therapy infrastructure exhibition space
- Collaboration with VA and veteran service organizations
- Priority access to veteran-focused programming
Lahui Partnership
$5,000+
Neighborhood-based individuals and small businesses fostering community connection through local green initiatives
- Neighborhood green space recognition
- Local ohana showcase opportunity
- Program book and community directory listing
- Lahui networking hui access
- Neighborhood mo'omoku (connection) recognition
- Community volunteer coordination support
- Local green business 'ohana directory inclusion
- Grassroots storytelling platform access
Why Partner for Urban Greenspace?
Community Leadership
Position your organization as a leader in sustainable urban development that prioritizes community well-being and environmental stewardship.
Green Development Showcase
Demonstrate innovative approaches to integrating green infrastructure and native ecosystems into urban development projects along the rail corridor.
Future-Forward Vision
Connect with policy makers, community leaders, and fellow developers shaping the future of sustainable urban living in Hawaii.
Shape Oahu's Green Future
Partner with Makaifest to showcase your commitment to sustainable development along Oahu's rail corridor. Let's create connected green communities that honor our island's natural heritage while building for the future.
Partnership proposals are reviewed quarterly. Priority consideration for developments along the rail corridor that demonstrate innovative green infrastructure and community engagement.