Update
Towel Pickup:
Friday, August 21
4:00 - 5:30 PM
Hilo One (Hilo Bay) near the Puna Halau
Don't need a towel but would still like to help?
Scroll down to make a donation.
Note: If you have placed your order on July 7 or later, Towels are expected to arrive Mid August.
Photo 2: Front Towel Design (Digital Mockup)
Photo 3: Back Towel Design (Digital Mockup)
Photo 4: Close-Up of Waffle Fabric Texture
Preorder Details
You can choose Shipping or Store Pickup at checkout.
Shipping
Hawaiʻi: approximately $8
U.S. Mainland: approximately $13
Store Pickup (Big Island)
If you're on the Big Island, select Store Pickup at checkout.
If you have placed your order on July 7 or later, Towels are expected to arrive Mid August.
Mahalo for supporting Alana. Every towel purchased helps offset the many expenses that come with battling cancer. ❤️
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Sustainably made
Lightweight, quick-drying, and super absorbent
Sand-free
30 × 70 inches
Two-sided design
Make a donation
Every towel purchased helps support Alana. If you'd like to make an additional donation, you may do so here. One hundred percent of all donations will go directly to Alana to help offset expenses.
100% of the proceeds from every towel sold will go directly to Alana to help offset the costs of her cancer journey. Mahalo for supporting Alana and her ʻohana.
Design details
Inspired by Alana’s connection to paddling, Hilo, and community, these designs weave together symbols of strength, resilience, and belonging. The wave motifs draw inspiration from both the ocean and the crescent shape of Hilo Bay, creating a meaningful connection to the place she calls home.
The woven patterns reflect the relationships and connections Alana has cultivated throughout the years, symbolizing her ability to bring people together, support others, and strengthen community. Together, these elements honor a friend, paddler, and mentor whose influence extends far beyond the canoe. Like the repeating patterns themselves, Alana’s guidance, generosity, and steady presence continue to leave a lasting impact on those around her.
Designed by Hāwelelani Camara, a paddler rooted in Hilo, who drew inspiration from Alana’s love of the ocean, her deep ties to place, and her belief that life moves in swells and waves. Through imagery of Hilo Bay, the ocean, and woven connections, these designs reflect Alana's strength, connection to people and to place.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Wednesday, July 29
We were hoping by Mokus, but they’re not going to make it :(
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Yes! Hawaiʻi: approximately $8 and U.S. Mainland: approximately $13
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📅 Wednesday, July 29
🕓 4:00–6:00 p.m.
📍 Parking lot outside the Puna Hālau at Hilo Bay
