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As a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization, the Grove Farm Foundation is focused on building communities through supporting educational enrichment opportunities; promoting employee volunteerism; enhancing and protecting the environment;...

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CELEBRATING ONE YEAR OF PUHI PARK PRODUCE About a year ago, on April 11th, Puhi Park Produce opened during the initial stages of the pandemic. Grove Farm’s vision was to provide a safe and convenient venue for local farmers and food...

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Commitment to Community – Our Dams & Reservoirs Handled Flooding Well LIHU‘E, HI – For well over 150 years, Grove Farm has operated, maintained, and enhanced a series of legacy water infrastructure that serve the Kaua‘i community....

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Kaua‘i may be facing its greatest challenge yet, resulting from the COVID pandemic, the ensuing islandwideshutdowns, and the loss of thousands of jobs. Today, businesses are struggling to stay afloat in anticipation returning visitors....

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Housing for Local Residents Providing housing for local residents has been one of our longest-standing goals. Through many initiatives, Grove Farm is Kauaʻi’s largest private developer of affordable homes. We constructed camps for...

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Gratitude and Hope in 2021 2020 has certainly tested our perseverance and the new year will continue to do so. When reflecting on the unprecedented 2020, we will remember the fears, struggles and unknowns that came with the worldwide...

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Giving Back to Our Community Historians have described Grove Farm’s founder, George Norton Wilcox, as a philanthropist who gave back to the community. Kaua‘i Historian, Hank Soboleski, penned an article on G. N. Wilcox and described...

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There has been quite a few changes in Grove Farm's website... Including the launch of our Sustainable Culture section. Working towards our vision of Building a Sustainable Kaua‘i, Grove Farm is focused on practices such as protecting...

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Chances are, when you're driving around Kaua‘i, you will notice a bunch of albizia trees -- Falcataria Moluccana -- towering over vegetation on the sides of roads. While beautiful and stately, albizia is one of the most destructive and...

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The Waiahi Surface Water Treatment Plant (Waiahi SWTP) provides safe drinking water to over 15,000 Kaua‘i residents and visitors, roughly 20% of the island. The only surface water treatment facility on the island resulted from a...