2021 Annual Report

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ARMED SERVICES YMCA HAWAI`I

2021 ANNUAL REPORT STRENGTHENING OUR MILITARY `OHANA SINCE 1917

LETTER FROM OUR LEADERS

A message from Lt Gen Dan “Fig” Leaf, USAF (Ret.), Board of Management Chairman and Laurie Moore, Armed Services YMCA Hawai`i Executive Director.

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.

Cover image from left to right - Petty Officer 3 Elicia Robinson, Petty Officer 1 Ericka Bernardino, and Petty Officer 1 Corey Holmes from the Navy Medicine Readiness and Training Command Pearl Harbor (NMRTC-PH) picking up Operation Holiday Joy packages to ensure all families in their unit have access to a delicious holiday meal.

We’d love to hear from you! If you have any questions, comments, or would like 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, What a blessing to be here, looking back on a year that despite social distancing mandates and unexpected challenges, was also a year that provided opportunities for deepened connections and service to others. As the world reopened and attempted to return to a semblance of the way things were, Armed Services YMCA (ASYMCA) relentlessly focused our passion and creativity to address the most pressing needs of our nation’s warriors and their families.

The ever-evolving pandemic and other significant challenges both globally and locally this last year have really tested our military community however, with your help, ASYMCA is boldly undertaking the mission to strengthen families and grow their resilience. Operation Hero got a fresh start during the Spring 2021 semester, welcoming elementary-aged military children eager to gather in-person after a year of virtual interactions.

Our Food for Families program provided steadfast assistance through its Food Pantry and `Ohana Food Drop services, which saw a significant increase in distribution during the first quarter of the year. By the end of the year, Youth Development programs saw a 105 percent increase in new participants, and new enrollments at Children’s Waiting Room, a Family Resiliency program, doubled.

ASYMCA’s ability to persevere is built on our foundation of 105 years in service to others. It is you our stakeholders, donors, and supporters whose dedication, compassion, and commitment make our work possible. Because of your partnership, we amplified our mission and are equipped to do what we’ve always done - step in to eagerly address the challenges of the day.

Please enjoy this year’s annual report. Military life is tough.

In this report, you will see how your generous support impacts military families and helps them thrive. Mahalo for your aloha and kokua 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

Family Resiliency

Youth Development and Early Education

Healthy Living

Programs are offered at no or low cost and require no membership fees

67,535

military service members and families served in 2021

4,510

new keiki enrolled in Youth Development programs

3,718

new participants enrolled in Family Resiliency programs

47,767

times military children participated in Playmorning, ELR, and PPP

1,674

300

times military families trusted CWR for childcare at TAMC

round-trip airfares gifted to junior enlisted to go home for the holidays

13,449

165,740

people fed through ASYMCA Hawaii’s Food for Families program

pounds of food distributed through `Ohana Food Drop

In 2021, Armed Services YMCA Hawai`i provided 408, 385 points of service to military service members and their families from all branches of service.

• Army families served 157, 022 times • Air Force (includes Space Force) families served 43, 723 times • Marine Corps families served 79, 658 times • Coast Guard families served 12, 272 times • Navy families served 101, 092 times • National Guard and DoD families served 14, 618 times

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FAMILY RESILIENCY

“Just as our troops embody the courage and character that make America’s military the finest in the world, their family members embody the resilience and generosity that make our communities strong. They serve with heroism in their homes and neighborhoods while they are without the comfort of having loved ones nearby.”

- Barack Obama, 44th U.S. President

The power and strength of our military is about its people. They serve and defend our nation and inspire each of us. We are stronger together. It is our responsibility to provide for them and their families as they go about the work of our nation.

As State of Hawaii gathering restrictions began to loosen in early 2021, Armed Services YMCA Family Resiliency programs helped military families reconnect.

We sign-waved, passed out flowers to military spouses, hosted fun events for single service members, and gifted 50 laptops during April and May - Month of the Military Child and Military Appreciation Month respectively. Laptop recipients created Zoom family reunions, presented science projects in their virtual classrooms, and turned 2020s mishaps into 2021s memorable moments.

Our Emergency Financial Assistance program saw an increase in requests from active duty and veteran families in need. ASYMCA Hawai`i provided temporary lodging, care packages with household and toiletry items, and funding to pay for unexpected expenses including flights home to see ill family members, clothing, COVID-19 PCR tests, and much more.

We also saw a tremendous increase in need during the holidays with Operation Holiday Joy, Santa Boots, and especially Operation Ride Home. Thanks to generous donations from community organizations like the Honolulu Chamber of Commerce Military Affairs Council, Kaneohe Bay MCBH Commissary, Marine Toys for Tots, Restaurant 604, and Lendlease’s Island Palms and Hickam Communities, we distributed 1,747 holiday baskets filled with fixings for a delicious holiday meal, gifted close to $10,000 worth of toys and household goods to military families, and sent 300 junior enlisted service members home for the holidays.

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“A child must know that he is a miracle, that since the beginning of the world there hasn’t been, and until the end of the world there will not be, another child like him.”

- Pablo Casals, Spanish and Puerto Rican cellist, composer, and conductor

Armed Services YMCA’s Youth Development and Early Education programs include a spectrum of services for the youngest members of our military `ohana. Playmorning, Early Learning Readiness (ELR), Parent Participation Preschool (PPP), Operation Hero, Enrichment Programs during Spring, Summer, and Fall Break, and Robotics Camp welcomed 4,510 new military families in 2021.

Our 3- to 5-year-old friends in preschool learned the basics of life - spelling their names, identifying colors and shapes, learning to share and work with others, read simple books, and so much more. Did we mention that Armed Services YMCA is the only preschool in Hawai`i that explores the basics of robotics and coding using KinderLab’s KIBO kits? It’s true! ASYMCA keiki LOVE learning about science, technology, engineering, art, and music.

Operation Hero, a free program for military children in grades 1 to 6, is designed to help students cope and adjust to the unique challenges of military life like frequent moves and deployment separation. After a long year of helping to reduce the spread of COVID-19 by doing school at home, students from Hickam, Mokapu, and Solomon Elementary Schools happily and safely gathered for Operation Hero where they leaded in to learn about what makes them uniquely themselves.

Enrichment Programs started in summer 2020 in response to parents seeking ways to bridge the educational gap created while children attended school virtually. Its success led to a full year of programs in 2021, enrolling 451 new students in Spring, Summer, and Fall Break.

• Spring Break: 3-2-1 Blast Off! • Summer Break: Hawaiiana, South Pacific, and Robots • Fall Break: Full S.T.E.A.M. Ahead!

We look forward to building and expanding Enrichment Programs in 2022.

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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AND EARLY EDUCATION

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MCBH FOOD PANTRY

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JBPHH FOOD PANTRY

HEALTHY LIVING

“Being healthy is a success many people forget to celebrate.”

- Jill Biden, First Lady of the United States of America

“Our Nation must provide sufficient access to healthcare.

We owe our heroes no less.” - Dan Lipinski, former U.S. Representative

Good health is critical to military and family readiness. ASYMCA Hawaii’s Healthy Living services aim to help military families maintain good health by providing childcare during medical appointments, and a steady, reliable source of staple food items at no cost. These services are provided by our Food for Families and Children’s Waiting Room (CWR) programs.

Food for Families distributed close to 200,000 pounds of food in 2021. 165,740 pounds through twice monthly `Ohana Food Drops, and nearly 50,000 pounds through our Food Pantries.

Thanks to ongoing partnerships, ASYMCA Hawai`i is able to provide items like milk, eggs, bread, fresh and frozen fruits and veggies, snacks, bacon, and other deli meats on a regular basis for military families in need.

Children’s Waiting Room saw the biggest increase in utilization in 2021 following the reopening of medical facilities after 15 months of restricted access due to COVID-19. During that time, hard-working CWR staff refreshed the room with new carpets and toys, installed Internet access, added a television and iPads to their collection of childcare tools, and deep cleaned the room from floor to ceiling. We are ready to meet and serve more military families in 2022.

WAAF FOOD PANTRY

With an unprecedented two years of living with COVID-19, we look forward to reaching new heights of health and wellness with our military families in 2022.

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ASYMCA HAWAI`I VOLUNTEERS

Armed Services YMCA Hawai`i volunteers do a lot. From setting up and breaking down twice monthly `Ohana Food Drops, to helping us paint and maintain our buildings, to working out the logistics of storage rooms to maximize space and efficiency, ASYMCA volunteers go above and beyond the call of duty to ensure things are squared away and setup for success.

ASYMCA volunteer strive toward making a difference. Their passion and energy are unparalleled, and we are so very grateful to have their help. Mahalo nui loa for being so selfless with us and for the many military family lives in which you make a tangible difference.

Volunteer groups we’d like to recognize: 3rd Radio Battalion Unit Boy Scouts Troop 24, Schofield Barracks Civil Air Patrol, Wheeler Army Airfield HMLA-367 Unit HSM-37 Unit JBPHH First Class Petty Officer Association Kaneohe Officers’ Spouses’ Club MAG-24 PSD Unit The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints from Aiea, Wahiawa, and all over the island U.S. Pacific Fleet (N4) U.S. Pacific Fleet Band Armed Services YMCA Hawaii Board of Management (see page 10)

ASYMCA HAWAI`I VOLUNTEERS

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES Do good, feel good.

ASYMCA Marketplace Attendant - Are you an organized person who likes helping others spark joy? This may be the perfect opportunity for you!

ASYMCA Marketplace, formerly known as the Food Pantry, needs help keeping our shelves organized.

You can volunteer once a month or once a week schedule is flexible.

Read Books to Preschoolers Virtually - Are you a book lover and want help the next generation fall in love with reading? We’re looking for videos of people reading their favorite children’s books that we can play for our preschool students.

Volunteering at the ASYMCA is great.

They make it easy. We volunteer while our daughter is in her preschool class. Comes out to about 3 hours a month and is a good deal for preschool - very affordable. Volunteering part of the Parent Participation requirement but it feels good to help.

`Ohana Food Drop Setup & Breakdown Crew - Do you pinch your fingers when putting up a pop-up tent? What about when propping up a folding table?

If you answered no to both of these questions, you qualify to help at our twice monthly `Ohana Food Drops! Shifts are: 4th Monday

4th Wednesday

11am - 12:30pm

11:30am - 1pm

Setup Crew

2pm - 3pm Breakdown Crew

Setup Crew

2:30am - 3:30pm Breakdown Crew

The possibilities are endless! Let us know if you have a volunteer project in mind. We’d love to hear your ideas! Visit our website at www.ASYMCAHI.org or email OutreachDirector@asymcahi.org for more information or if you have any questions. Look forward to chatting and volunteering with you in 2022!

CELEBRATING THE MILITARY FAMILY 2021

ASYMCA Hawaii’s annual Celebrating the Military Family Breakfast began in 2012 and has been celebrated every year since. November became the month of choice because it is Military Family Appreciation Month, a national designation established by Armed Services YMCA in 1993. As each year comes to a close, and before the busy holiday season, Celebrating the Military Family Breakfast provides an opportunity to lift up military families near and far. ASYMCA Hawai`i works with senior military leaders to recognize an exemplary junior enlisted military family from each branch of service and celebrates them.

2021’s Celebrating the Military Family honorees are an amazing group - we have a survivor of domestic violence; a no-nonsense master of logistics; a warrior who stepped in and up during COVID-19; a caring and compassionate squadron leader; a communityminded mama and papa dynamic duo; an advocate;

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a hardworking successful small business owner; a number of dual-military couples; a lifesaver.

Usually held as an in-person event at the Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort, this year’s 9th annual Celebrating the Military Breakfast on November 3, 2021 was held virtually and is available to watch at www.asymca.org/ celebratingthemilitaryfamily2021. Join us in celebrating this year’s outstanding Soldier, Marine, Sailor, Airmen, Guardian, Coast Guardsman, and National Guardsman.

A special mahalo to the 2021 Celebrating the Military Family Breakfast Planning Committee, Eddie Quan for emceeing this year’s program, the 25th Infantry Division’s Hui Ha`a Kia Team for getting the event started with their rousing warrior battle cry, and the Marine Corps Forces Pacific Band for closing out the virtual ceremony with the Armed Forces Medley.

Army Honoree

Marine Corps Honoree

Navy Honoree

SGT Christopher Fountain and Mrs. Katelyn Somers-Fountain

SSgt Sean Slaton and Mrs. Megan Slaton

OS1 Ashlyn Mills-Parker and Spouse Dejah Mills-McGee

Air Force Honoree

Space Force Honoree

Coast Guard Honoree

National Guard Honoree

MSgt Sheryll Houston

MSgt Rachael Ng-Jones and Mr. Jamison Jones

SK2 Noel San Nicolas and Mrs. Ashley San Nicolas

SGT Patrick Pangan and Mrs. Rosalind Pangan

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FINANCIALS & BOARD OF MANAGEMENT

2021 REVENUE

2021 EXPENSES

$2,422,296

$2,167,303

26%

6%

Program Fees

Management

92%

Program Fees

19%

Contributions, Grants, In-Kind Revenue, Investment Income

2%

Fundraising $254,993 REINVESTED

19%

National Allocation

Board of Management Leadership Lt Gen Dan “Fig” Leaf, USAF (Ret.) Chairman

Pam Cabrera Secretary

Robert Borek Vice Chairman

Mike DeCaprio Treasurer

Board of Management Members Don Anderson Laura Aquilino Erika Clearfield Susan Cowan Fran DeNinno Sarah Fargo Kathleen Flynn Melanie Kott Paul L’Ecuyer Col Reese Liggett, USAF (Ret.) CAPT Michael Lilly, USN (Ret.)

MG Joe Logan, USA (Ret.) Dr. Glenn Medeiros Sally Mist Carol Nelson Maureen Paparo Eddie Quan Margaret Sibley Vivien Stackpole Jeannine Wiercinski Cindy Wilsbach

Mahalo nui loa, Sarah Fargo!

Sarah Fargo served on the ASYMCA Hawai`i Board of Management for 22 years. We bid her a fond and heartfelt a hui hou as she enjoys retirement with husband, Admiral Tom Fargo, USN (Ret.) and thank them for continuing to serve on the Celebrating the Military Family Event Planning Committee.

The United Services Automobile Association (USAA) recently donated $200,000 to ASYMCA Hawai`i on behalf of Admiral and Mrs. Fargo to commemorate Admiral Fargo’s retirement from their Board of Directors after 15 years of service, including two years as Board Chair.

“We are so very grateful for this generous gift from USAA,” said Laurie Moore, ASYMCA Hawaii Executive Director, “We’ve had the pleasure of working with Sarah and Admiral Fargo for many years and are in constant awe of what they do for others, particularly our nation’s military members. They are really amazing people.”

Laurie Moore, Armed Services YMCA Hawai`i Executive Director Mahalo nui loa, Sarah, for your service to Hawaii’s military.

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2021 Armed Services Mahalo nui loa for your continued support

Thank you

for your support and generous contribution of $200,000 in honor of ADM & Mrs. Tom Fargo, USN (Ret.)

M A H A LO N UI LO A

MAHAL O NU I LOA

CELEBRATING THE MILITARY FAMILY 2021

PRESENTING SPONSOR $25,000 and above Hawaii Community Foundation – CHANGE McInerny Foundation $11,000 - $24,999 Col William Reese Liggett, USAF (Ret.) & Suzan Harada Lockheed Martin Schuler Family Foundation $10,000 - $10,999 G.N. Wilcox Trust HEI Charitable Foundation Pettus Foundation The Greenbrier Companies

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CELEBRATING THE MILITARY FAMILY 2021

PLATINUM SPONSOR

$5,000 - $9,999 First Hawaiian Bank Hawaiian Airlines Hickam Officers’ Spouses’ Club Hui O Na Wahine Welfare at Schofield Lendlease/Island Palms/Hickam Communities Restaurant 604 Northrop Grumman Raytheon Road Builders Corporation Harry C & Nee Change C Wong Foundation $2,500 - $4,999 Don & Sue Anderson Atel Foundation

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Bank of Hawaii Boutiki Cannon Family Charitable Fund Central Pacific Bank Friends of Hawaii Charities Hawaii Management Alliance Association Hawaiian Dredging Construction Co, Inc. Honolulu Star Advertiser Hunt Development Group Matson James & Laurie Moore Outrigger Enterprises Group Pasha Hawaii Larry Rodriguez Liane Blythe Sakai The Honorable Charles B. Salmon Tony Auto Group United Laundry Services, LLC CAPT David & Mrs. Valente, USN (Ret.) LTG & Mrs. Frank Wiercinski, USA (Ret.) $1,000 - $2,499 American Pacific Mortgage Anonymous Michael DeCaprio Dr. Steven Chado Brian Fagen Drs. Gary Farkas & Velma Kameoka Charitable Fund Friends of Hawaii Robotics David & Neery Heenan Kaimana Hila Selby Jacobs Christine Lanning Steven Loui 1st Lt Zachary & Mrs. Moore Charles & Heather Shank David & Sue Shanahan SSFM International $500 - $999 GEN & Mrs. David Bramlett, USA (Ret.) Clint & Suzy Churchill Hawaiian Native Corporation

YMCA Hawai`i Donors toward Strengthening Our Military Family ® Alan & Karen Hayashi Dr. Eileen Hilton & Len Rosoff Daniel & Jane Katayama in memory of LtGen Hank Stackpole, USMC (Ret.) Coreen Lee David Maupin McDonalds Restaurants of Hawaii Jean Rolles Bill & Tiana Sharp CAPT Ming Ta Tsai Moune Tablano The Veterans Movement Foundation Title Guaranty Hawaii Jeffrey Watanabe Michael Wood Foundation $100 - $499 Aloha Detachment – Marine Corps League Anonymous Jamie Amorin Francis Anderson & Karen Holma Dr. Kathleen Berg, BG, USA (Ret.) Adele Chong Dwight Chong Todd Cione Francis DeNinno Gregg Fujimoto Jean Grayson John Greene Sara Hamakawa Gary Kai Kaneohe Officers’ Spouses’ Club Mollie Karlicek David Larsen Constance Lau Warren Luke Dr. Glenn Medeiros Gloria Murray Eddie Quan Rayson Sakugawa in honor of Pedro Kirkpatrick RADM & Mrs. Mathew Sibley Vivien Stackpole

Roberta Sullivan ADM & Mrs. Scott Swift, USN (Ret.) Gilbert Tam Robert Van Tassell Others Kamal Abadir Anonymous Carol Aramaki Anne Bayles Adam Beatham Corazon Eusebio Amber Flamand George Gorter Betsie Hall Roy & Sandra Hamasaki Austin Hannah Karen Wasko-Harada Sumie Hashizume Peggy Holden Liz Householder Lloyd & Barbara Ioli June Ishii Robert Jones Dennis Kodama Frances Kaneshige Elaine Kawazoe George W.K. Liftee, Jr. Jason Louie Stanley Lum MG Suzanne Vares-Lum, USA (Ret.) Sarah Morey Glenn Murray Helen Ng David Ocamb Linda Ochs Kenneth Peterson Josie Rayray Karla Riese Harold Sakaguchi George Scileppi Rudy Serain Lyrech Skoorbretsae Sidney Snyder, Jr.

Winifred Taira Harold Takayama The Souper Bowl of Caring Linda Tubberville Lanita Vargas Crystal Williams MG Darryll Wong, USA (Ret.) Hiroma Yogi Gifts In-Kind Anonymous Aulani, A Disney Resort & Spa Big City Diner Boutiki Buzz’s Original Steakhouse Consolidated Theaters Germaine’s Luau Hawaii Literacy Kalapawai Café Kimo’s Surf Hut Kona Brewing Company Kualoa Ranch Hawaii Sea Life Park Sightline Hospitality Spouses’ Hawaii Area Kickball Association (SHAKA) TD Food Group USS Bowfin Submarine Museum & Park USS Missouri Memorial Association, Inc. Waimea Valley Watanabe Floral Mary Kay by Lanita Vargas Y. Hata & Co. Zippy’s Restaurants M A H A LO N UI LO A

FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF CELEBRATING THE MILITARY FAMILY 2021

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E V E N TS TO LO O K F O RWA R D TO I N 2 022 MARCH 14 - 18

OCTOBER 3 - 7

NOVEMBER 9

SPRING BREAK ENRICHMENT CAMP

FALL ENRICHMENT PROGRAM

CELEBRATING THE MILITARY FAMILY ANNUAL BREAKFAST

This year’s theme is “Around the World in Five Days.” Registration begins February 14th

APRIL

A fun, educational, and safe place for children ages 7 to 11 to make the most of their Fall Break. Meet new friends, try new things, have loads of fun!

FATHER DAUGHTER DANCE We look forward to restarting this annual tradition at JBPHH. A magical night for dads, daughters, and the whole family.

MAY 23 - 25 PRESCHOOL GRADUATION May 23 : JBPHH Branch May 24 : WAAF Branch May 25 : MCBH Branch

OCTOBER OPERATION RIDE HOME APPLICATION PERIOD BEGINS ASYMCA pays for military families’ travel accommodations to go home for the holidays.

This annual program is presented in partnership with Jack Daniels.

OCTOBER OPERATION HOLIDAY JOY BEGINS

JUNE & JULY CAMP HERO, SUMMER ENRICHMENT & ROBOTICS CAMP Sessions to be held at MCBH and JBPHH Branches. Dates to be determined.

Information will be posted to our website and social media pages.

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 seven military branches for their exemplary service.

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: • 10/10 - 11/11 : Thanksgiving OHJ • 11/14 - 12/16 : Christmas OHJ

NOVEMBER & DECEMBER 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 donation drive, bringing in thousands of toys and resources to last through the following year.

ASYMCA HAWAI`I HOLIDAYS 2/21 5/30 6/20 7/4 9/5

Presidents Day Memorial Day Juneteenth Independence Day Labor Day

10/10 11/11 11/24 12/26 12/30

Indigenous People’s Day Veterans Day closed on the Thanksgiving ( 24th and 25th ) Christmas New Year’s

ASYCMA Hawai`i events are conducted within state and federal virus mitigation guidelines.

CONTACT ASYMCA HAWAI`I Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday, 7:30am - 3:30pm ASYMCA Marketplace (formerly known as the 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

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