About Us

Our Mission

EIN# 93-2070470

To provide nourishment for the soul, heart, mind and body through global and spiritual healing, education, reflection meditation, movement, and service with the purpose to mitigate human suffering.

About Us

Kumukahi Ke Aloha (KKA) is conceived to collectively lead impactful efforts in education, community, and sustainable development, climate change initiatives, food sovereignty, and housing and homelessness solutions for Maui, Hawaii, and beyond.

Kumukahi Ke Aloha is led by a Native Hawaiian Women Majority and 100% Indigenous board. The team includes experienced leaders alongside emerging talent who embody our succession plan. This ensures that the next generation of caring and dedicated community servants is nurtured, each connected deeply with the land, family, and their unique gifts through meaningful education and training.

We warmly invite you to join us in any capacity that excites your spirit. There is much meaningful work to be done, and the guiding force behind Kumukahi Ke Aloha remains the enduring spirit of Aloha.

Together, let's foster communities where Aloha thrives.

Founder & President

Malia Davidson

A Native Hawaiian leader, conservation advocate, and community liaison born and raised on Maui. With over a decade of experience in watershed protection, wildfire recovery, and sustainable land management, she has led cross-sector collaborations that uplift community-driven solutions grounded in aloha ʻāina. As the Founder of Kumukahi Ke Aloha and former Data Specialist with the Puʻu Kukui Watershed, Malia bridges traditional ecological knowledge with modern conservation strategies. Her work centers Native Hawaiian values, environmental stewardship, and equitable access to resources for farmers, landowners, and local families across Maui County.

Born and raised in Wailuku, Maui. She is the youngest daughter of David and Jo Davidson of Wailuku. Grand daughter of George Ehu Kumukahi and Josephine Kalāhiki Kumukahi. She is the mother of five children. Malia is a Tao Master Teacher and Healer of the Tao Academy, appointed by Dr. & Master Zhi Gang Sha in 2015, and holds a BA in Liberal Arts with an emphasis on Human Organizations and Peace Studies and an MA in Political Science at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa . She is an educator, mediator, and active advocate for the environment, ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi and culture for over 30 years.

Malia continues to weave Hawaiian cultural wisdom and Tao teachings into all that she does to bring healing and empowerment to families and communities around the world. She is an active volunteer with the Puʻu Kukui Watershed Preserve, and a member of hālau hula Paʻu o Hiʻiaka.

Meet The Team

Meet the heart and soul of Kumukahi Ke Aloha. Committed to making a positive impact and spreading kindness, we work tirelessly with boots on the ground to uplift those in need.