Want to support local Hawaii-based brands and nonprofits this holiday season? Well, you're in luck! We've compiled this gift guide of goodies that you can get delivered - even if you're on the mainland - for the Hawaii-loving people in your life! 

Gifts that Give Back 

1. Adopt a Nene

Did you know the nene goose is Hawaii's state bird? Rigorous conservation efforts helped bring these birds back from the brink of extinction. Unfortunately, they're still a vurnerable species today. You can help by "adopting" a nene. For $30 you'll get official adoption paperwork, information about your nene and a postcard. The money will help protect this special bird.  

2. Adopt a Sea Turtle

The Hawaiian green sea turtle, or honu, is not only a beautiful marine animal, but it has special cultural signifficance in Hawaii too. For $40 you can "adopt" a honu and you'll receive a certificate with information about your turtle, a fact sheet, a bookmark, brochures, and a chart with your turtles recent basking activitiy. 

3. Adopt a Monk Seal 

Hawaiian monk seals are one of the most endangered species in the world. These adorable mammals live off Hawaii's coast and you might even catch a glimpse of one resting on the islands' beaches. If you do, be sure to keep a safe and respectful distance. You can "adopt" a monk seal - or a host of other marine animals - through Hawaii Wildlife Fund. 

4. Plant a Tree 

Hawaii has a variety of unique flora and fauna, including loads of endemic trees. These trees house a variety of Hawaii's native birds. For $10 you can "plant a tree" throught the Maui Forest Bird Recovery Project. 

5. Build a Sand Filter

People love Hawaii for it's award-winning beaches, but, these beaches are often populated by micro and single-use plastics. You can help preserve Hawaii's coastlines for generations to come by donating to Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii. A $50 donation will build a sand filter to sift through the sand and find debris. 

For the Foodie

1. Cookies Honolulu Cookie Company

Shortbread cookies covered in chocolate? Yes please! Check out Honolulu Cookie Company for a variety of cookies in flavors ranging from kona coffee with dark chocolate to peppermint macadamia. 

2. Honey from Big Island Bees

Order some local honey from Big Island Bees! This isn't your typical honey. The company offers the sweet treat in vanilla, cinnamon and chili pepper. 

3. Kona Coffee

Kona coffee is some of the most revered coffee in the world. Got friends and family that love java? Order them some authentic Kona coffee from Kona Coffee Purveyors. 

4. Donkey Balls

Are you thinking to yourself "huh? donkey balls?" You're not alone! People are often confused by the name of this Big Island delicacy. Donkey balls are really just chocolate covered macadamia nuts in a variety of flavors. Order them from the Donkey Ball Store on the Big Island. 

5. Mauna Loa Macadamia Nuts

Hawaiian macadamia nuts are a staple. This versitile nut is great for cooking, baking or just eating by itself! Check out Mauna Loa Macadamia Nuts for variaties like maui onion and garlic or honey roasted. 

6. Kauai Coffee

You've probably heard of Kona coffee, but did you know you could also get coffee from Kauai? Check out Kauai Coffee Company and taste your way around Hawaii's coffee farms. 

7. Malasadas 

Yep, you read that right! You can get malasadas shipped to the mainland from Pipeline Bakeshop! These Portugese-style donuts have become a staple in Hawaii's food scene. Order for your family or friends that are missing Hawaii this holiday season. 

8. Manoa Chocolate

Did you know Hawaii is the only state in the US that grows cocoa? Get local Hawaii chcolate at Manoa Chocolate. 

9. Lavender Goodies 

If you're not able to visit Ali’i Kula Lavender on Maui, you can get some shipped this holiday season. Not only do they have culinary items like lavender strawberry jam and lavender sugar, they also have bath and body products, lavender for pets and essential oils. 

10. Big Island Candies 

Check out Big Island Candies for a variety of baked goods and chocolates! 

For the Traveler 

1. Flight to Hawaii 

Have a special someone in your life that's dreaming of a Hawaii vacation? Well, you can help get them here with a Hawaiian Airlines giftcard! 

2. Shaka Guide Tour  

Shameless plug, but we had to do it! Shaka Guide has over 20 tours across Hawaii. These tours are perfect for your friends and family who love history and culture, but also want to explore on their own terms. Buy a giftcard or tour on our website. They never expire so even if your loved ones aren't traveling yet, they still make the perfect gift! 

3. Na Pali Coast Adventure

The Na Pali is a wonderment to behold. If you know someone traveling to Kauai, you can make their trip with a boat tour by Go Blue Adventures of this remarkable spot. 

4. National Park Pass on the Big Island and Maui

Haleakala and Volcanoes National Park are two epic spots. If you know someone visiting Maui or the Big Island, help them with their planning in advance by picking up a National Park Pass! 

5. A Waterfall Adventure in Oahu

Did you know you can actually swim under a waterfall in Oahu? If you know someone who would love this you can buy tickets to Waimea Valley where they can go on a short hike before they reach a waterfall! Or, if you're local to Oahu you can pick up a Holiday Pass at the Valley's gift shop. These are $5 for one, or $20 for five and are good for one regular admission to the Valley. Sounds like an awesome stocking stuffer to us! These kamaaina passes are only sold through 12/24/22- so grab one ASAP. 

For the Fashionista 

1. Aloha Collection Day Tripper 

If you know someone visiting Hawaii you can get them the ultimate carry on by Aloha Collection. Their day tripper fits all your travel essentials and the best part - they're splash proof!  

2. Reyn Spooner Aloha Shirt 

If you and your love ones can't be in Hawaii this holiday season, you can still dress like it. Reyn Spooner has aloha shirts in a variety of prints including Christmas-themed designs.   

3. Lavahut Face Masks

Looking for face masks with flair? Check out these unique prints from Lavahut. While you're there you can also get muumuus and sandals! 

4. Onsie from Cocomoon 

Cocomoon makes stylist, Hawaii-inspired onsies and rompers for the babies - or parents-to-be - in your life.

5. T-Shirts from Crazy Shirts 

Crazy Shirts started as a shop on the sidewalk in Waikiki. Now, there's 33 retail locations world-wide. Check out their variety of - you guessed it - shirts here.  

For the Art-Lover 

1. Ornaments from Lauren Roth Art

These ornaments from Lauren Roth Art are the perfect addition to any tree!  

2. Colorful prints from David Freidman

David Freidman uses vibrant colors to capture Hawaii scenery - like the Ko'olau Range or tropical palms. These prints are great for anyone who wants some Hawaii-vibes in their home.  

3. A paper giglee print by Sarah Caudle Art

Know someone dreaming of Hawaii's beaches? They'll be taken back to the sand and sea with these beautiful paper giglee prints from Sarah Caudle Art.  

4. A handmade stocking by Jana Lam

Who says a stocking has to be red and white? These colorful stockings by Jana Lam will brighten up any mantle. 

5. A vintage-style piece from Nick Kuchar

Local artist Nick Kuchar's vintage-style pieces will take you back to a different era. From cards and prints to stickers and maps, these products are perfect for the old-soul in your life. 

We hope this list provides you with inspiration - and holiday cheer - as you support local this holiday season!