WE ARE HERE TO SUPPORT LAHAINA
WE ARE MAUI PEOPLE AND ARE COMMITTED TO THE RECOVERY OF THE LAHAINA FIRES
Steve Calkins
Enviro Founder & President of the Board Enviro CLC
Steve Calkins, founder of Hungry Heroes Hawaii (HHH) and a board member at Unitree, envisions a world where economics, technology, and ecology coexist harmoniously. Through HHH, he addresses food security and community resilience, manifesting 750 volunteers to provide thousands of free meals in response to the pandemic and the Maui fires. Steve’s commitment to personal development and unleashing people’s potential reflects in HHH, where he skillfully brings the mission to life by empowering individuals to live in alignment with their highest purpose. He showcases expertise in governance, economics, and agroforestry, contributing to a mission centered on unity, truth, and respect for planet Earth.
John Webb
Enviro CLC Director Of Infrastructure And Resources
After holding multiple positions in the Electrical Union and Construction Industry for over 20 years in the Silicon Valley. From
Installer to Project Manager and everything in between , John has developed the skills to mange, budget, schedule, and execute complicated
projects that demand creative solutions and attention to detail. Some of the more notable projects John has been apart of are the Vantage
Data Center Campus - $600 Million Project - Silicon Valley, eBay Auditorium - $30 Million - Main Campus San Jose CA, Microsoft Data
Center - $150 Million - Santa Clara County, CA. Googleplex Solar Project - $7.5 Million - San Bruno, CA
Rachel Tarver
Enviro Executive Director of Enviro CLC
Rachel Tarver, our Executive Director, brings high-level leadership skills from a publicly traded billion-dollar lifestyle brand and expertise in luxury hotel food and beverage management.
In the last five years, she shifted focus, becoming a Somatic Experience ® Coach. She applies therapeutic and herbal medicines in her
healing sessions with clients.
Blending business, people leadership, and therapeutic skills, Rachel fosters a dynamic environment, contributing to her unwavering commitment to uplift the Maui community
Amber Lee
Kaiãulu Kanaka Program Director
As a teacher for 11 years at Loveland Academy in Oahu, Amber developed curriculum for Autistic children and created the Mauka Makai program for children and adults with special needs. She later moved into real estate as a licensed agent. Amber most recently worked as the Executive Director of Operations to form a for-profit Global Sustainable Consulting Company addressing food poverty.
Leiven Hwang
Project Consultant and Founder of HCH International
Visionary and creative with a passion for architecture, planning, and design and a clear understanding for how to realize complex projects, Leiven has a strong business development background and is skilled in CAD, design management, Entrepreneurship, and Regenerative Design. Leiven is also a Certified Permaculture Designer.
Kaiāulu
pronunciation: kai-ah-ulu
Meaning: Community, neighborhood, village.
Communities, at all levels, are what comprise Hawaiʻi. A sense of home, connection, and community is currently hard to find for many families and individuals affected by the Maui Wildfires.
Our vision grows beyond housing and towards a sustainable thriving future.