Who we are

Known as the “Gateway to the Country,” Wahiawa is one of Oahu’s best-kept secrets. This small town is located on the Leilehua Plain, between the Waianae and Koʻolau mountain ranges. Wahiawa is also the site of Kukaniloko, or the birthing stones, where Hawaiian royalty was traditionally born.

Our ongoing connection to our Military neighbors makes this community so unique, you can’t help but embrace our cultural diversity. Wahiawa was home to a warrior training school that still exists today as Schofield Barracks Military Reservation. The area is best known today for pineapple and was once the pineapple capital of the world. 

We are always looking for like-minded community members to join us in our effort to make Wahiawa a better place to live, work and play! Membership of the WCBA says that you're part of a movement. Visit our Membership page to sign up today.

Farm with rows of young plants, red soil, ocean in the background, partly cloudy sky.
Bumper stickers with the phrase "If can, can...if no can, HOW can?" and the logo of a pineapple with green leaves and an orange body, along with the website "ourwahiawa.com" and the text "community & BUSINESS association".
Four people sitting at a panel table on stage during a community event, with a woman standing and speaking into a microphone. The table has a banner with a pineapple logo and the text 'ourwahiawa.com, Community & Business Association, Est. 1935.'
Two men standing behind a large banner for ourwahiawa.com, a community and business association, at dusk or early evening. One man wears a Santa hat and colorful Christmas lights around his neck. The background shows a park with trees and a building

Help shape the future of Wahiawa

The Wahiawa Community & Business Association (WCBA) has worked to support local businesses and enrich daily life in our town. Now, we want to hear from the business owners who make our community thrive.

Take a few minutes to complete our short survey and share your experiences, challenges, and ideas for how WCBA can provide resources, advocacy, and programs that help local businesses grow. Your input will guide our efforts and ensure Wahiawa remains a vibrant place to live, work, and play.

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