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ARMED SERVICES YMCA HAWAI`I
2020 ANNUAL REPORT STRENGTHENING OUR MILITARY `OHANA SINCE 1917
ARMED SERVICES YMCA HAWAI`I 2020 LEADERSHIP Laurie Moore, Executive Director Lt Gen Dan “Fig” Leaf, USAF (Ret.), Board of Management Chairman Bob Borek, Board of Management Vice Chairman Nancy White, Board of Management Secretary Mike DeCaprio, Board of Management Treasurer Board of Management Members Don Anderson Laura Aquilino Sharene Brown Pam Cabrera Sandy Chadwick Susan Cowan Laurie Craparotta Fran DeNinno Sarah Fargo Rebekah Jarrard Theresa LaCamera Paul L’Ecuyer Col Reese Liggett, USAF (Ret.) MG Joe Logan, USA (Ret.)
OUR MISSION The Armed Services YMCA Hawai`i enhances the lives of military members and their families in spirit, mind, and body through programs relevant to the unique challenges of military life.
Lynda lee Lunday Glenn Medeiros, Ed.D Sally Mist Carol Nelson Elizabeth Pouliot Eddie Quan COL David Shanahan, USA (Ret.) Margaret Sibley Adrianne Sofge Vivien Stackpole CAPT David Valente, USN (Ret.) Jeannine Wiercinski Cindy Wilsbach
Cover image: A preschool graduate and her parents at our Marine Corps Base Hawai`i Branch. To avoid large crowds and be mindful of others’ health and well-being, our K-Bay Branch opted for a socially distanced graduation. Graduate families visited the branch in 15-minute increments to take commemorative photos, and receive their diplomas, elbow bumps, snacks, and other treats from their teachers. We’d love to hear from you! If you have any questions, comments, or would love to volunteer or donate, contact us by calling (808) 473-3398 or email OutreachDirector@asymcahi.org. Our mailing address is 1260 Pierce Street, Suite 145; Pearl Harbor, HI 96860. Please visit www.ASYMCAHI.org for more information about Armed Services YMCA Hawai`i.
Aloha Friends of the Armed Services YMCA Hawai`i, From the first reports of COVID-19, just about everything in 2020 has been described as unprecedented. What is not unprecedented, however, has been Armed Services YMCA’s (ASYMCA) continued service to Hawai`i’s military through a challenging time.
LEADERSHIP REPORT
While our community as a whole dealt with stressors associated with COVID-19, military family challenges were further exacerbated by the pandemic. Deployments and relocations were upended when stop movement orders were initiated, and military family incomes were drastically reduced when spouses lost their jobs. With your support, ASYMCA Hawai`i remained steadfast, ready, willing, and able to help military families through the ups and down of 2020.
ASYMCA Hawai`i was deemed an essential service during the pandemic and while our operations were A message from Lt Gen Dan “Fig” Leaf, modified, we never shut down. Our food pantries USAF (Ret.), Board of Management stayed open to provide food for military families; we Chairman and Laurie Moore, Armed delivered care packages to single servicemen and Services YMCA Hawai`i Executive Director women in quarantine after returning from deployment; assisted dual military families with emergency childcare; and connected our teachers and families through online interactive early education classes, conducting more than 675 hours of virtual learning over six weeks. Our team spent the second half of April preparing for our eventual reopen of in-person services and programs, and by the beginning of May, we were well on our way. June and July saw us safely providing much of our regular scheduled programming in-person. These difficult times are not the first difficult times in which Armed Services YMCA Hawai`i has faithfully served our military community. And we’ll continue doing so no matter what challenges come our way, thanks to the incredible support we receive from friends like you. The world has changed dramatically, and our military members and their families need for stability and belonging amidst the upheaval is now greater than ever. This report details how your generous support has impacted military families during an unprecedented year. Mahalo nui loa for the vital role you play in Strengthening Our Military `Ohana. On behalf of those we serve,
Lt Gen Dan “Fig” Leaf, USAF (Ret.) Chairman, Board of Management
Laurie Moore Executive Director
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YOUR GENEROSITY MAKES OUR MISSION POSSIBLE ARMED SERVICES YMCA HAWAI`I 2020 MISSION HIGHLIGHTS
With your support, ASYMCA Hawai`i served 52,910 military members and their families, from all six branches of service, and provided 339,878 points of service in 2020. • Army families served 113,835 times • Marine Corps families served 74,402 times • Navy families served 80,913 times • Air Force families served 45,255 times • Coast Guard families served 18,138 times • National Guard & DoD families served 7,335 times We impact and Strengthen Our Military `Ohana in three focus areas: • Healthy Living • Early Childhood & Youth Development • Family Resiliency
52,910 military service members and families served in 2020
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H E A LT H Y L I V I N G Regular check-ups and stable, wholesome nutrition are essential components of healthy living. ASYMCA Hawai`i’s Children’s Waiting Room and Food for Families programs keep service members healthy and mission ready.
16,790 people fed through ASYMCA Hawai`i’s Food for Families program
Children’s Waiting Room (CWR) provides childcare for parents with medical issues requiring in-person care. ASYMCA Hawai`i CWRs operated by appointment during the shutdown and reopened to full-time, walk-in hours in midMay. 1,834 military children were served in 2020. According to a recent study, 40 percent of active-duty families had food and nutrition support needs since the pandemic hit and with military spouses laid off from jobs at four times the rate of the rest of the population, ASYMCA’s Food for Families program has played an important role in supporting our Forces. Food Pantries were available to families in need through June by appointment, and open full-time after July 1st. When a family had a need beyond what could be supplied through the pantries, with your help, ASYMCA Hawai`i was able to provide emergency financial assistance in the way of commissary gift cards.
171,863 pounds of food distributed through `Ohana Food Drops
Our regular, twice monthly `Ohana Food Drops continued throughout the year, despite having to be conducted as a drive thru and pre-bagged food distribution from March to July. ASYMCA Hawai`i distributed 171,863 lbs. of food during `Ohana Food Drops in 2020.
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E A R LY C H I L D H O O D & YOUTH DEVELOPMENT COVID-19 pushed ASYMCA Hawai`i and our military `ohana into uncharted territory. Millions of people having to quarantine and use the internet as a proxy for human interaction was surreal, but as you would expect, we leaned into the challenge and made it successful. Within a week of the initial shutdown, ASYMCA staff diligently worked to transition all early childhood education classes to 58 weekly virtual, interactive learning sessions. In a span of six weeks, ASYMCA Hawai`i teachers conducted more than 675 hours of online classes with eager and enthusiastic students. We successfully prepared our graduating keiki for transition to elementary school and celebrated their milestone with drive up preschool graduation in late May. By July, in-person Playmorning, Early Learning Readiness and Parent Participation Preschool classes resumed with CDC mandated social distancing, twice daily temperature checks, hand-washing and sanitation stations, masks, sneeze guards, and other precautionary measures. With concern for elementary aged children who had been out of school since March, ASYMCA Hawai`i offered summer Educational Enrichment programs to bolster academic and social development. 882 military children participated in two Robotics Camps and three STEAMfocused camps in June and July.
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2,200 new keiki enrolled in Youth Development programs
32,883 Times military children participated in Playmorning, ELR, and PPP
882 Times military children participated in Educational Enrichment programs
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F A M I LY R E S I L I E N C Y Truly an unprecedented year, COVID-19 prompted ASYMCA Hawai`i to reinstate, amp-up, and create support services to sustain strong military families. 1,200 hours of emergency childcare for essential personnel was provided at ASYMCA Hawai`i branches, giving keiki a safe place to connect with others in a fun, supervised environment. Many of these participants were children of single or dual military parents tasked with supporting the military’s COVID-19 response. Single and junior enlisted service members received care packages from ASYMCA Hawai`i with food and other items to support and encourage individuals during their 14-day quarantine after returning from deployment. Operation NAAT Attack helped military families with a compelling need for travel pay for the COVID-19 Nucleic Acid Amplification Test on their way back to Hawai`i. Operation NAAT Attack assists junior enlisted families dealing with emergencies on the mainland. Parents’ Night Out resumed at all ASYMCA Hawai`i branches in August and gave military children another opportunity to engage with others, play games, make crafts, watch movies, and enjoy a meal together. Parents enjoyed a night to focus on one another during a challenging time. 298 military families participated in Parents’ Night Out in 2020. Operation Holiday Joy also brought hundreds of community members together in support of military families in need. Receiving all the fixings for a holiday meal during a time of increased financial pressure was a gift to 3,392 families during Thanksgiving and Christmas. Assistance from organizations like the Hickam AFB Commissary, Kaneohe Bay MCBH Commissary, Schofield Barracks Commissary, Military Affairs Council, and events like Hooligan LLC’s Toy Truck Run ensured a merry Christmas during a challenging year.
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“ My grandson is stationed at Pearl Harbor and lives in the barracks. He had an emergency appendectomy before Christmas and had no one checking on him because we have no family there and couldn’t travel due to COVID-19 restrictions. ASYMCA stepped in and were able to get him snacks, breakfast foods, and other quick meals he could keep handy during bed rest. Thank you, ASYMCA Hawai`i! Meemaw and Peepaw in Fayetteville, NC
2,100 new participants enrolled in Family Resiliency programs
298 Military families participated in Parents’ Night Out
3,392 Operation Holiday Joy baskets distributed to military families in need
We got a call from my father-in-law asking if we could come to Destin right way. Mom was in the final stages of cancer and wasn’t doing well. Operation NAAT Attack helped us get to Florida in time to see my mother-in-law and say goodbye. It also allowed me to get back to my daily routine without quarantining after traveling back to Hawai`i. 2020 was a tough year but there were points of hope, like finding Operation NAAT Attack, that made things a little easier along the way. Military Spouse & Gold Star Daughter from Charleston, SC ARMED SERVICES YMCA HAWAI`I 2020 ANNUAL REPORT \\ 8/////
OVERVIEW OF ASYMCA HAWAI`I PROGRAMS & SERVICES
H E A LT H Y L I V I N G Food Pantry `Ohana Food Drop Children’s Waiting Room
E A R LY C H I L D H O O D & YO U T H D E V E LO PM E N T Playmorning Early Learning Readiness Parent Participation Preschool Kids in the Garden Kids in the Kitchen Kids in the Lab Operation Hero Educational Enrichment Camps Camp Hero Robotics Camp
F A M I LY R E S I L I E N C Y Parents’ Night Out Father Daughter Dance Military Children’s Ball Junior Enlisted Outreach Events Emergency Financial Support Operation NAAT Attack Operation Ride Home Operation Holiday Joy - Thanksgiving & Christmas
V I S I T WWW. A S Y M C A H I .O R G F O R D E TA I L E D I N F O R M AT I O N A B O U T T H E S E P R O G R A M S A N D M O R E
Often described as a warrior, gentleman, scholar, and statesman, LtGen Stackpole was also a beloved husband, father, and friend. Since the inception of ASYMCA’s Celebrating the Military Family event, LtGen Stackpole has been an integral member of the Event Planning Committee. All of us at ASYMCA have been blessed to know him, learn from him, and love him. Mahalo nui loa to his friends, marines, sailors, and colleagues who chose to honor him with a gift to the Armed Services YMCA Hawai`i.
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CELEBRATING THE MILITARY FAMILY 2020
Army Honoree SPC Nicholas Johnson Marine Corps Honoree Sgt Joshua S. Ovando and Mrs. Jennifer Ovando Navy Honoree STF1 Bryan Haneghan and Mrs. Ashley Haneghan Air Force Honoree SrA Chasity E. Stiver and TSgt Travis Kubik Coast Guard Honoree MK2 David M. Hubbard and Mrs. LaQuinta Hubbard National Guard Honoree SFC Flordelina G. Cluney and SSG Christopher Cluney
November is Month of the Military Family. Celebrated nationally, it’s a time to acknowledge the tremendous sacrifices military families make - long separations, frequent relocations, and ongoing apprehension for service members whose work takes them to hazardous locations. Armed Services YMCA Hawai`i commemorates this monumental time for the military community through its annual Celebrating the Military Family Breakfast. Each year, one family from each military branch is recognized for their exemplary service. Honorees are nominated and selected by senior leaders who attest to the service member rising above adversity to overcome and strengthen the bond between peers at work, family members at home, and people in the community. The annual event, usually held as a gathering of 450 friends, supporters, and community `ohana, was celebrated virtually in 2020 and themed DOING THE EXTRAORDINARY EVERYDAY. “2020 has been an extraordinary year,” said Admiral John Aquilino, Commander of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, “and our families and service members from the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, and National Guard have all performed extraordinary during this time period. You’ve all shown strength, resilience, and you’ve achieved mission success in the most difficult of circumstances. I am honored to be able to celebrate your selection.” A special mahalo goes to the 2020 Celebrating the Military Family Event Planning Committee, Eddie Quan for emceeing this year’s program, and the Marine Corps Forces Pacific Band for closing out the virtual ceremony with the Armed Forces Medley, honoring each branch of service. Visit www.asymca.org/celebratingthemilitaryfamily2020 to watch the ceremony.
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2020 FINANCIAL INFORMATION U NAU D I TE D F I NA NC IALS
2020 Revenue
2020 Expenses
$2,248,316
$1,966,586
NET REINVESTMENT $281,730
53% Contributions, Grants, and Donated Revenue 21% Endowment (Allocation) 19% Program Fees 7%
91% Program Expenses 6%
Management/General
3%
Fundraising
Cares Act Funds
VOLUNTEERS SAVED ASYMCA MORE THAN $130,0OO IN 2020 1,369 people volunteered with Armed Services YMCA Hawai`i in 2020. They donated a total of 5,046 hours, which equates to a value of $132,216, according to IndependentSector.org
The Chamber of Commerce Hawaii’s Military Affairs Committee members and staff from Pacific Resource Partnership volunteered at the Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam Branch’s May `Ohana Food Drop. We’re always in need of volunteers. If you or someone you know is interested in volunteering to support military families in Hawai`i, please don’t hesitate contacting us at OutreachDirector@asymcahi.org.
WHAT DONORS SAY ABOUT ASYMCA HAWAI`I
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“ Operation Hero made a big impact on my daughter when dad deployed. Getting to know other kids with a deployed parent helped her open up. ASYMCA programs makes a difference. That’s why we donate. Operation Hero Parent from Wheeler Elementary School
I am so thankful for what you do for our kiddos. What an amazing service for our military family to ensure busy parents can get their healthcare needs addressed. Physician at Tripler Army Medical Center in regards to Children’s Waiting Room
We lived out of suitcases in a hotel room for months when we got here. Thanks to the ASYMCA, our son found friends and a sense of home at preschool weeks before we moved into our new house! It’s not much, but we’re happy to help and donate when we can.
Military life takes a toll on people. I can’t imagine living in a constant state of anxiety over the next deployment or relocation. I donate because unlike military families, my life is stable and mostly predictable. That’s a luxury I’m willing to give up a weekly Starbucks for.
Parent Participation Preschool Dad
ASYMCA Hawai`i Staff
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“ We’ve been blessed to meet wonderful people while working with the DoD on various contracts. It’s an honor to give back to the men and women who serve, and their families who support them. They’re the real heroes. Local Small Business Owner from Honolulu
Local Business Executive from Kailua
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Many of our staff are Veterans and in the National Guard. Supporting the ASYMCA is another way we show our appreciation to them and the men, women, and families who endure hardships so we can live the good life.
Going to a doctor’s appointment six months pregnant with two little ones under five is ... eventful. We donated because it’s so helpful to have a place where my kids have fun and are cared for while I’m at my check-ups. Repeat Guest at Children’s Waiting Room
We give because we remember being a junior enlisted family. Now that we can, we’re honored to give back to families who are getting started. Reaching out to give support is just as important as being able to ask for help. Long time ASYMCA Hawai`i donor and friend
“ Finding the Armed Services YMCA when we PCSed to Hawaii was like finding a gem! We happily donate so other little boys like ours will have the opportunity to learn from the ASYMCA’s wonderful teachers. Mom of 4-year-old in Parent Participation Preschool
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2020 Armed Services
Mahalo nui loa for your support. Your generosity makes a MAHA LO NUI LOA
CELEBRATING THE MILITARY FAMILY 2020
PRESENTING SPONSOR
$25,000 and above
City & County Of Honolulu Grants in Aid McInerny Foundation The Samuel N. & Mary Castle Foundation
$20,000 - $24,999
Huntington Ingalls Industries Pettus Foundation Road Builders Corporation
$11,000 - $19,999
Atherton Family Foundation HEI Charitable Foundation
$10,000 - $10,999
The Greenbrier Companies Mr. & Mrs. Randy Harris, in memory of Lt. Gen. Hank Stackpole, USMC (Ret.) Ke’ehi Memorial Organization Dr. Thomas & Mi Kosasa Col William Reese Liggett, USAF (Ret.) & Suzan Harada The Schuler Family Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
ADM & Mrs. Thomas Fargo, USN (Ret.) First Hawaiian Bank Guaranteed Rate Harold K.L. Castle Foundation Herbst Foundation - Bruce W. Hart, in memory of Lt. Gen. Hank Stackpole, USMC (Ret.) Hickam Officers Spouses Club Invest In Others Charitable Foundation, Inc. Lt Gen & Mrs. Dan “Fig” Leaf, USAF (Ret.) Lendlease / Island Palms Communities, LLC James & Laurie Moore Carol & John Nelson Northrop Grumman Raytheon Rev. Takie Okumura Family Fund USAA
$2,500 - $4,999
Donald & Susan Anderson Boutiki Cannon Family Charitable Fund E.K. Fernandez
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Hawaiian Dredging Construction Co. Inc. Hunt Development Group, LLC Matson Pasha Hawaii COL David Shanahan, USA (Ret.) Tony Auto Group CAPT & Mrs. David Valente, USN (Ret.) The Honorable Charles B. Salmon
$1,000 - $2,499
Bank Of Hawaii Bechtel Corporation Pamela Cabrera Michael DeCaprio Alan & Karen Hayashi David & Nery Heenan Kaimana Hila Kaneohe Officers’ Spouses’ Club Diane Kimura & William Nagle III Lockheed Martin Steven Loui David O. Maupin, in memory of Lt. Gen. Hank Stackpole, USMC (Ret.) Navy League of the United States Honolulu Council Liane Blythe Sakai David Shanahan Charles & Heather Shank SSFM International Inc. Robert Badcon Thompson, in memory of Lt. Gen. Hank Stackpole, USMC (Ret.) Nancy White LTG & Mrs. Frank Wiercinski, USA (Ret.)
$500 - $999
GEN David Bramlett, USA (Ret.) & Nora Harmsen Carole Kai Charities, Inc. Clint & Suzy Churchill Edwin Hawkins Vic Hemmy Hui O Na Wahine Welfare at Ft. Shafter Selby Jacobs Daniel & Jane Katayama, in memory of Lt. Gen. Hank Stackpole, USMC (Ret.) Paul L’Ecuyer Christine Lanning Michael and Judy Pietsch Charitable Fund Edward & Carole Onouye, in memory of Lt. Gen. Hank Stackpole, USMC (Ret.) Bonnie Lee Pang Kenneth E Peterson, in memory of Lt. Gen. Hank Stackpole, USMC (Ret.) Querio Charitable Fund, in memory of Lt. Gen. Hank Stackpole, USMC (Ret.) Alvin W. Smith, in memory of Lt. Gen. Hank Stackpole, USMC (Ret.) Mr. & Mrs. Bobbin Tabalno CDR Gary Thomas, USCG (Ret.) Michael Wood
$100 - $499
Anonymous Adele Chong Albano `Ohana Jesse Allen Almaraz `Ohana Alvarado `Ohana Francis Anderson & Karin Holma Anderson, E. `Ohana Anderson, S. `Ohana Andrews `Ohana Arboleda `Ohana Aviles `Ohana Baladad `Ohana Bell `Ohana Belleastin `Ohana BG Kathleen Berg, USA (Ret.) Bieshaar `Ohana Bishop `Ohana Mr. & Mrs. Bob Borek Jr. Bowsher `Ohana Paula Boyce Bradley `Ohana Brashers `Ohana Brown `Ohana Sterling Cale Michael Callahan Caracciolo `Ohana Castro `Ohana Sandra Chadwick Chambers `Ohana Yvonne L. Chun Civil Engineer Corps Officers’ Spouse Club Norborne Clarke Clements `Ohana Clinton `Ohana Cochran `Ohana Collado `Ohana Cooley `Ohana Michael Costas Susan Cowan Crain `Ohana Curley `Ohana DeCarli `Ohana Durand `Ohana Ensley `Ohana Errilienne `Ohana Faubion `Ohana Richard Fernandez Finlay `Ohana Flammia `Ohana Foxwell `Ohana Fran DeNinno Franz `Ohana Frederiksen `Ohana Frei `Ohana French `Ohana Fuentes `Ohana Gamez `Ohana Garcia `Ohana
YMCA Hawai`i Donors
profound impact in Strengthening Our Military Family ®. Drs. Gary Farkas & Velma Kameoka Charitable Fund Gold `Ohana Jean Grayson Gutenberger `Ohana Gwynn `Ohana Dale Hahn Sara Hamakawa Neal Hamilton Hammonds `Ohana Hammonds `Ohana Hanlon `Ohana Hansel `Ohana Hanson `Ohana Hawkinds `Ohana Hawman `Ohana Hi Trend Inc. Hinrichs `Ohana HMSA Hodges `Ohana Hohn `Ohana Jacqui Hoover Leonard W. Huck, in memory of Lt. Gen. Hank Stackpole, USMC (Ret.) Ingle `Ohana Jennings Financial Planning Kim Jeremiah Randi Jeung Jones `Ohana Gary Kai Earle Kealoha Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William Kearns III Kim `Ohana Fred Koegler Susan Kosasa Capt Thomas G Kyle, in memory of Lt. Gen. Hank Stackpole, USMC (Ret.) Lamb `Ohana Lee `Ohana Leenman `Ohana Mr. & Mrs. Dave Livingston Loredo `Ohana Mansfield `Ohana Matthews `Ohana McAndrews `Ohana McCalla `Ohana Douglas R McGlashan, in memory of Lt. Gen. Hank Stackpole, USMC (Ret.) McLelland `Ohana The Meng Dynasty Inc. Mock `Ohana Molina `Ohana Momaney `Ohana Montgomery `Ohana Montgomery `Ohana Monzon `Ohana Morin `Ohana Moss `Ohana Munoz `Ohana Mustafa `Ohana
Fusayo H. Nagai Clifford Nancarrow, in memory of Lt. Gen. Hank Stackpole, USMC (Ret.) Naugle `Ohana Nwangburuka `Ohana Ogle `Ohana Ohara `Ohana Oswald `Ohana Pascik `Ohana Pegram `Ohana Persaud `Ohana Petithomme `Ohana Piatt `Ohana Plevka `Ohana Ponce `Ohana Powers `Ohana Rivera `Ohana Douglas Rogers Rone `Ohana Lt. Col. James T. Rosenswike, USAF (Ret.) Dr. Eileen Hilton & Len Rosoff Rude `Ohana Ruiz `Ohana Salazar `Ohana Settle `Ohana Mr. & Mrs. Bill Sharp Smith `Ohana Mr. & Mrs. Sid Snyder Solis `Ohana Sosa `Ohana Spartz `Ohana St. Claire `Ohana Staffenson `Ohana Stephensen `Ohana Stuckenschneider `Ohana Sucic `Ohana Roberta Sullivan ADM & Mrs. Scott Swift, USN (Ret.) Gail Tamaribuchi Thomas `Ohana Tringham `Ohana Tammy Uy Vance `Ohana Lanita Vargas Vera `Ohana Villafana `Ohana Wancea `Ohana Wantz `Ohana Warner `Ohana Washabaugh `Ohana Waweru `Ohana Wentz `Ohana Whatley `Ohana White `Ohana Whittaker `Ohana Whittle `Ohana Wise `Ohana Robert William Wo Wolf `Ohana Margaret Worrall
Xiong `Ohana Roy Yee Zabka `Ohana Zalewski `Ohana
Others
Anonymous Kamal Abadir Stephanie Ahina Patti Allen Michael Altrogge Tepora Apelu Carol Aramaki Winfred Au Makerita Baugh Adam Beatham Marangely Castro Maria Castro Amy Chagami Chicko Dela Cruz Wesley Engstrom Lisa Faubion Dee Ferguson Amber Flamand Hannah Gallagher Hannah Gladden Thomas Goda Liane Ha’i Richard & Peggy Haake Malia Haire Peter Halapatz Roy & Sandra Hamasaki Sumie Hashizume Muriel Hewlen Dawn Hirayama Liz Householder Rosanna & Andrew Howard Barbara Ioli Lloyd & Barbara Ioli June Ishii Eugene Jarog Wendell Kam Henrietta Kanayama Frances Kaneshige Elaine Kawazoe Deneen Kirta Dennis Kodama Bonnie Leasure George W.K. Liftee Jason Louie Gladys Lucas Leilani Adams Maguire F.K. Makahanoloa Judith Manabat Marsha Marcinowski Kenadee Martins Col Danny Melton, USMC (Ret.) Frank Mulec Gloria Murray Joann Nakahara Susan Nakamura
Gregory Nakano Helen Y. Y. Ng David Ocamb Linda Ochs Kazumasa Okamoto Daniel Okano Glenn Okimura Lynette Pakele Veronica Perez Candance Phillips Joseph Randall Tami Richards Karla Riese Winona Rubin Ellen Rumbaugh Harold Sakaguchi Elsie Sakai Lawrence H. Schlang Steven C. Schrader George Scileppi Rudy Serain Maxine Smith-Sullivan Ethel Sueyoshi Merwyn Sumida Ethel Tan Cary Tom Judith Ueatari Lydia Valido Karen Wasko Nichole Wilson Kenneth Yamamoto Hiromu Yogi
Gifts In-Kind
Aulani, A Disney Resort & Spa Mildred Chun CLIMB Works Keana Farms Randi Jeung Ke’ehi Memorial Organization Kimo’s Surf Hut Carman McCann McDonald’s USA Outrigger Resorts Laura Ross Megan Urrutia Lanita Vargas Wheeler Elementary Nichole Wilson M A H A LO N U I L O A
FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF CELEBRATING THE MILITARY FAMILY 2020
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OPERATION NAAT ATTACK Monthly giveaway to pay for military family members COVID-19 test.
ASYMCA pays for military families’ travel accomodations to go home for the holidays. This annual program is presented in partnership with Jack Daniels.
OCTOBER OPERATION HOLIDAY JOY BEGINS
JUNE CAMP HERO & ROBOTICS CAMP June 7- 11 : Camp Hero at JBPHH June 14 - 18 : Camp Hero at K-Bay June 21 - 15 : Robotics Camp at JBPHH June 28 - July 2 : Robotics Camp at K-Bay
NOVEMBER & DECEMBER
OPERATION RIDE HOME APPLICATION PERIOD BEGINS
Registration begins in late February
May 19 : K-Bay Branch May 20 : Wheeler Branch May 21 : JBPHH Branch
November is Month of the Military Family. This unique event provides community and military leaders the opportunity to honor a family from each of the six military branches, for their exemplary service. Join us as the six families receive the Outstanding Military Family award.
OCTOBER
MARCH 15-19 SPRING BREAK ENRICHMENT CAMP
PRESCHOOL GRADUATION
NOVEMBER 3 CELEBRATING THE MILITARY FAMILY ANNUAL BREAKFAST
July 6 - 9 : JBPHH Summer Break Enrichment Camp July 12 - 16 : Robotics Camp at JBPHH July 12 - 16 : JBPHH Summer Break Enrichment Camp
ONGOING
MAY 19 - 21
JULY ROBOTICS CAMPS & SUMMER ENRICHMENT CAMP
EHA KOA GOLF TOURNAMENT & TOY TRUCK RUN 4 TOTS ASYMCA is grateful to have the support of Restaurant 604, Chinen Marketing Group, and Hooligans LLC. They host an annual golf tournament and toy donatation drive, bringing in thousands of toys and resources to last through the following year.
The holidays can be a stressful time. Operation Holiday Joy (OHJ) helps ease the burden through a bountiful food basket, ensuring families enjoy a delicious holiday meal. Sign-up and referral periods are as follows: • 10/11 - 11/12 : Thanksgiving OHJ • 11/15 - 12/17 : Christmas OHJ
ASYCMA Hawai`i events will be conducted within state and federal virus mitigation guidelines.
CONTACT ASYMCA HAWAI`I Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday, 7:30am - 3:30pm Food Pantry located at all branches and open during business hours Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam Branch 1260 Pierce Street, Building 679, Suite 145 Pearl Harbor, HI 96860 Phone: (808) 473-3398 Email: branchdirectorph@asymcahi.org
Marine Corps Base Hawaii Branch 455 Bingham Way Kailua, HI 96734 Phone: (808) 254-4719 Email: kaneohe@asymcahi.org
Wheeler Army Airfield Branch 1262 Santos Dumont Avenue Wahiawa, HI 96786 Phone: (808) 624-5645 Email: wheeler@asymcahi.org
ASYMCA Hawai`i Website: www.asymcahi.org ASYMCA Hawai`i Facebook: @ASYMCAHawaii ASYMCA Hawai`i Instagram: @ASYMCAHawaii
STRENGTHENING OUR MILITARY `OHANA SINCE 1917