Good food should feed people, not landfills
This year, 100% of Yule Store proceeds go to Aloha Harvest.
A holiday tradition, nearly 70 years running
Each year, Anthology FINN Partners employees, clients, vendors and friends donate gifts, experiences and services to the Yule Store, our holiday silent auction. All proceeds benefit a Hawaiʻi nonprofit selected by employee vote. This year’s beneficiary is Aloha Harvest.
The online auction runs December 7 to 10.
2026 Beneficiary
Aloha Harvest
Nearly one in three Hawaiʻi households can’t count on having enough to eat. Yet our state throws away about 237,000 tons of food each year. Aloha Harvest bridges that gap.
Its drivers collect quality food that grocers, hotels and restaurants can’t sell and deliver it the same day, free of charge, to agencies feeding people across Oʻahu. In 2024 alone, Aloha Harvest rescued more than 3 million pounds of food.
Help Us Fill the Plate
$0.00 raised of $10,000 goal.
*Auction proceeds are added after bidding closes December 11.
How to Help
Give an item to the auction or give cash directly. Both go to Aloha Harvest.
Donate An Item
Gift certificates, hotel stays, lessons and experiences, anything that you’d be happy to receive as a gift. Donating is quick and easy.
Items valued at $100 or more receive a mahalo by name.
Make a Cash Donation
No item to give? A cash gift goes directly to Aloha Harvest and counts toward our $10,000 goal.
Aloha Harvest is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Mahalo to Our Donors
Our gratitude to the businesses and friends who donated items valued at $100 or more.
Island Energy Services
HEMIC
Honolulu Cookie Company
A Tradition of Giving Back
Meet some of the nonprofits the Yule Store has supported in recent years.
2025: Spill The Tea Café
Teen mental health care in a welcoming café setting.
2024: Mālama Learning Center
A Native Hawaiian approach to building a sustainable future.
2023: Holly’s Fountain of Hope
Funding research toward effective treatments, and ultimately a cure, for Rett syndrome.
2022: Hawaiʻi Literacy
Reading, writing and lifelong learning for Hawaiʻi’s children and adults.
2021: The Pōpolo Project
Highlighting the diversity of Blackness and what it means in Hawaiʻi and the world.