Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii 2020 Annual Report

Annual Report

2020

Our Mission

The mission of Boys & Girls Clubs of Hawaii is to enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.

The after-school hours have become a critical time for youth – a time when many children in our communities are left to fend for themselves without positive adult supervision. We provide a safe place filled with hope and opportunity, ongoing relationships with caring adult mentors, and enriching programs.

Our Vision

Our vision is to provide a world class Club-Experience that assures success is within reach of every young person who walks through our doors, with all members on track to graduate from high school with a plan for the future and demonstrating good character and citizenship while living a healthy lifestyle.

As I look back at the past year’s heartaches and challenges, I also find joy and inspiration through the incredible resiliency and commitment in our communities. Because of Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii’s amazing community of supporters, we were able to keep ALL of our clubhouses open on O’ahu and Kaua’i, serving in person programs to over 3,000 children and connecting over 22,000 youth to virtual programming. We distributed over 42,000 meals, 30,000 pounds of groceries, 50,000 pieces of clothing, and thousands of PPE, school supplies and backpacks.

In a time when many organizations had to cut services, Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii doubled our operating hours, opening our Club doors as virtual learning centers for children and teens where they could access WiFi, technology and adult mentors to help them navigate their online lessons through school. On average, our Clubs opened 41 hours per week as we transitioned from “after school” to “out of school”, all the while continuing to provide a safe place, trained and caring youth development professionals and quality youth programs.

2021 presents even bigger challenges as we continue to battle learning loss, mental health issues and hunger and food insecurity with our children. But, because of you, we will be here for our youth! Our clubs are open, ready and fully staffed as we still have not laid off or furloughed any of our nearly 100 employees due to Covid-19. And when the economy is ready to open back up again, we will be here for the parents as they head back to work.

With you, our amazing communities by our side, there is nothing we cannot accomplish. Together, we will ensure our children have GREAT futures!

With much gratitude and Aloha,

Paddy Kauhane President & CEO Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii

Statistics 2020

Virtual PROGRAMMING

Within a matter of one week of the COVID-19 lockdown, our Clubhouses mobilized and developed rich virtual programming for youth to connect with our skilled and caring staff. Members were able to experience live & pre-recorded programming including sports & fitness, crafts, dance, trivia, and leadership development.

Distance LEARNING HUB

When distance learning became an everyday reality for our families, Clubhouses opened their doors to provide a safe place for kids to learn remotely while their parents were at work. Additional tutoring and math classes were added to support students who had fallen behind.

“I have been able to depend on the Boys & Girls Club to provide the support that I need while I work, watching the children for a very minimal cost, but also to really have genuine love and concern for each child individually. To spend time with them, support their hobbies, build their confidence, and make them feel good about life in general. When everyone was shut down, they found ways to provide safe care during the coronavirus and make sure the kids were not being left at home all by themselves. Every day the staff have a smile for the kids, teaching them crafts, gardening, life lessons and checking in with them emotionally, sharing their own life experience, giving hope to tour kids. They feel safe and cared for when they are at the clubhouse. The heartbeat of this organization is Love and I am very thankful for it.”

-Clubhouse Member Parent

Community OUTREACH

BGCH collaborated with community distribution centers, giving out food families within the community.

Community OUTREACH

community partners to utilize Clubhouses as food and much-needed supplies to

The Club gave my family and I hope for our community, despite the pandemic, the Club gave food, clothes, time, and opportunities.”

-Clubhouse Member Parent

Annual EVENTS

-Tavia R. 2020 Youth of the Year Winner

About the Youth of the Year Program

Youth of the Year is Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s premier recognition program for Club teens. The National Youth of the Year title is the highest honor a Club member can receive, representing the voice of four million Club youth. The Youth of the Year program has recognized young people for their outstanding leadership, service, academic excellence and dedication to living a healthy lifestyle. Over the decades, these individuals have exemplified the Boys & Girls Club mission and are proof to the impact Clubs make in transforming and saving kids’ lives. National Youth of the Year winners have achieved success in a variety of industries, including entertainment, politics, business and sports. &

About the Celebration

Three outstanding youth have been named Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii 2020 Youth of the Year Finalists at a competition held on February 8, 2020. Selected from several exemplary Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii youth on Oahu and Kauai, these finalists, represented their local Boys & Girls Clubhouse at a special breakfast celebration. Guests attending the special event had the opportunity to hear the finalists’ inspiring stories at Aulani-A Disney Resort & Spa where the winner was announced by Mickey Mouse and Heisman Trophy Winner and NFL Quarterback, Marcus Mariota.

Do what makes your heart happy.”

-Tavia R., 2020 Youth of the Year Winner

Mahalo for the kindness & aloha of these amazing individual donors and organizations! Their support for our 2020 Virtual Walk in the Country fundraiser ensures Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii continues to support our youth and families within the communities we serve.

Presenting Sponsor Partner Sponsors

Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii’s 24th Annual Walk in the Country auction and dinner was re-imagined for 2020. Boys & Girls Clubs of Hawaii (BGCH) annual in-person fundraising event is normally held at the scenic Lanikūhonua in Ko Olina and welcomes 600-800 donors and guests. This year, BGCH included local restaurants across Hawaii for a new way of being together while still supporting the youth of Hawaii.

Supporter Sponsors

Keiki Sponsors

Special Thanks & In-Kind Donors

Anastacia Thomas Lynette Tom

Toma David Tsujimoto Porter Turnbull Mitchell Tynanes

Roxanne Wallace

Water Group 7

Kali Watson

Stacey Williams

Willow Marketplace

Wyland Foundation

Erin Yagi

Barbara Yamada

Adam Yamamoto

Rand Yamasaki

Walk in the Country is BGCH’s largest annual event of the year raising critical operational funds which keep BGCH Clubhouses running. BGCH partnered with local restaurants to create a memorable evening at a date convenient for donors. The intimate dining experience adhered to social distancing guidelines with a table set for six where guests were served a 4 course meal (Chef special menu). Furthermore, BGCH hosted an online silent auction, with early access for sponsors. The auction had an array of experiences and beautiful, unique pieces from local artists and businesses as well as our one-of-a-kind online wine auction. One of the featured items was a live virtual concert by world famous master on the ukulele, Jake Shimabukuro (pictured).

Michelle Yip

Marsha Yonemori

Scott Yoshihara

Lillian & Robin Yoshimura Young’s Market Hawaii

Angela Yue

Barry Yuen

Carolyn Fujioka

Guild Family

Dwayne Takeno

The Hale Pono Golf Tournament was reimagined in 2020. We wanted our supporters to enjoy what they love and safely. Our partners at Prince Golf Course and the Hale Pono Club came up with an idea that would support our efforts, and our golfers loved it! Instead of the traditional one-day golf event we were able to secure several days on the course where teams could choose when to golf. When they were done, they picked up lunch on us at the course! After all teams golfed, we gathered their score cards. This was the best part because rather than being on the course together and knowing how everyone had done, it was blinded which created a sense of competitiveness. 2 weeks after we had a virtual event to announce the winner and do giveaways.

On March 7, 2020-just days before Hawaii’s governor issued statewide stay-athome orders-the Windward Clubhouse hosted its 7th annual Kanikapila Under the Koolau Stars. Sponsored by Kamehameha Schools, the event drew over 200 supporters to Mid-Pacific Country Club in Kailua for an evening of community, song and fantastic food in support of Windward kids. Guests dined on delicious dishes by popular eateries Baci Bistro, Buzz’s Original Steak House, Easy ‘Que, Kalapawai Café, and Nico’s Kailua-each of which graciously donated their goods and services. Na Hoku Hanohano award winning singer-songwriter Brother Noland and his band wowed the crowd, just as they have Windward Clubhouse keiki through workshops and appearances over the years. All told, the event raised $27,100 for the Clubhouse’s spring, summer and fall school break programs, which have grown increasingly popular with Windward families in search of an affordable place for their kids to take part in a variety of sports, arts, music and leadership activities.

Hawaii Youth Symphony is deeply grateful for its partnership with the Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii. Our organizations share a kindred spirit, and a mutual commitment to inspiring young people to reach their fullest potential. Together through our collaboration in the Clubhouse, we have been fostering a love of music in young students for over a decade. Playing music and learning an instrument are among the srest ways to build friendships, self-confidence, and strong character. At HYS, we believe music should be a right for every child—and the Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii has cultivated an accessible and inclusive learning environment for all children, where opportunity, kindness and a sense of community thrives.

Much aloha to our friends at BGCH for all they do to support Great Futures for Hawaii’s youth.”

Randy Wong President Hawaii Youth Symphony

Who we are

CORPORATE BOARD

Danielle Aiu

Christian Adams

Michelle (Nalei) Nalei Akina

Todd Apo

Philana Bouvier

Dylan Ching

Scott Choi

Mark Cochrane

Art Gladstone

Walter F. Guild

Gordon (Chip) E. Hammond

Chris Hause

Peter Hirano

David W. Hudson

Keslie Hui

Andrew Kamikawa

John H. Katahira

Robert Kurisu

Nikki Moreno

Bruce Nakaoka

Daniel Nishikawa

Shannon Nishio

Nathan Okubo

Nancy E. Pace

Bonnie Pang

Jeff Pauker

Billy Pieper

Steve Rodolfich

Cindy Sakai

Mike Taylor

Michael A. Town

Stacey Williams

Donna Yano

Brian Yoshii

Darcie Yukimura

“Being a corporate board member is extra special to me because I am a former club kid (Spalding Clubhouse in early 80’s). I could not pass on the opportunity to give back to the organization that played such a large part my development as a person. My volunteerism was intended to be my opportunity to “pay it forward” and create opportunities for the next generation of club kids. As much as I would to feel like I am giving, the truth is I continue to benefit from my involvement with BGCH through the teamwork of the board volunteers, administration, club leaders and club kids. Being a corporate board member was one of the best decisions of my life.”

-John Katahira, Corporate Board

“Being part of the Boys and Girls Club of Hawai’i has been a key part of my life and that of our family’s life for well over 30 years. BGCH is 45 years old and the largest youth services organization in Hawai’i. Being a “club kid” is a game changer in so many ways. We now serve over 14,000 kids on two islands. Denzel Washington is our national spokesperson and represents us well. “Great Futures Start Here” is a reality when you walk through our doors as Denzel says. Club kids now are in the civilian, government and military work force. Many continue to give back by volunteering. Several serve or served on our corporate and alliance boards. Visit any club any time and check us out. Safety, fun and ethical belonging are central to us. Our club keeps kids on the basketball court, not the juvenile court. Come on by!” -Mike Town, Corporate Board

ALLIANCE BOARD

Coby Barbata

Lori Bettencourt

Brendon Bradley

Jason Burks

Michael Chock

Glenn Dela Cruz

Robby Field

Lance Hirai

Torri Ishida

Marian Kang

Greg Kwan

Liz Makarra

Del Mochizuki

Aaron Mun

Aaron Predum

Kevin Shimamura

Gigi Tang

Alyssa Tercino

Rob Washington

Ashley Yang

Michael Yani

BRANCH BOARDS

Hale Pono Ewa Beach

Clubhouse

Michele Akahane

William (Nomana) Angelo

Enrique (Eric) Banaticla

Howard Covington

Lisa Enanoria Widrlechner

Shayne Greenland

Cynthia Hermosura

Raedeen Itamoto

Jane (Lani) Kailewa

Patti Kino

Woody Moore

Shaun (Napua) Parish

Arthur (Art) Pelkaus

Kevin Rathbun

Nathaniel (Nate) Rhodes

Mitchell Tynanes

Nanakuli

Clubhouse

Myron Brumaghim

Tammy Fasi

Al Harrington

Rosa Harrington

Ray Higa

Kevin Hirayama

Shelly Jeremiah

Mike Kahikina

Kamaki Kanahele

Margie Maaka

Robert McCann

Cary Mikyshiro

Patrick Murphy

Georgette Stevens

Kali Watson

Erin Yagi

Windward Clubhouse

Kathy Bryant

Kathleen Burger

Brad Carter

Suzanne Churchill

Leocadia Conlon

Gregory Culver

Tricia Drago

Brant Eggers

Christopher Gomes

Patricia Harrell-Lakatos

Susan King

Nicole Krauss

Roland Lagareta

Heather Maughan

Jill Miyamura

Meredith Moncata

Catherine Sato

Kristy Scherman

Libby Tomar

Beth Yoshimura

Waianae Clubhouse

Davin Izzy

Dan Gomes

Miriam Hokoana

Shaena Hoohuli

Kay Kaneshiro

Jan Makepa

Sharon Moore

Marcy Peltier

Spalding Clubhouse

Michele Akahane

Ron Chang

Donna Ching

Mark Murakami

Kirk Nakamoto

Debbie Nakashima

Robin Nonaka

Vera Wright

Rand Yamasaki

Kaua’i Beach Clubhouse

Jim Braman

Deborah Dama

Georgine Deason

Fran Roach

Liz Hofmann

Derek Kessler

Sheri Johnson

Beverly Pang

Stacy Waikoloa

Ron Wiley

JoAnn Yukimura

Darci Yakimura – Corporate Board

Being a board member with BGCH for the past eight years, in short, has been one of the most rewarding experiences in my professional career. BGCH is an amazing organization that positively impacts the lives of so many, providing a safe and supportive environment, and after-school programs that help foster the development of our youth. It truly has been a meaningful experience to be able to serve and contribute to BGCH and its mission. Serving on this board has also allowed me to collaborate with other purposeful, compassionate, and driven leaders in various industries. Nothing compares to the feeling of knowing that we are collectively making a difference in our community. I am beyond grateful to be a part of a dedicated group of corporate board members, alliance members, BGCH staff, and volunteers.”

-Donna Yano, Corporate Board

Mahalo TO OUR SUPPORTERS

Thousands of people, businesses, volunteers, and foundations make our work possible. Although it would be impossible to list them all in this report, we would like to acknowledge our top financial donors who made a true impact this year in the lives of our youth. This list does not contain auction purchases.

La’a Kea

When the oil from the kukui nut is lit, it provides a source of light. This light symbolizes the potential of each of our youth.

($25,000 + Annually)

Aloha United Way

Bank of Hawaii Live Kokua Campaign

Boys & Girls Clubs of America

Chan Zuckerberg Kauai Community Fund

The Clarence TC Ching Foundation

City & County of Honolulu County of Kaua’i

Good Sports

G. N. Wilcox Trust

The Gap/Old Navy

Harold K.L. Castle Foundation

Hawai’i Community Foundation

(HCF)

James & Abigail Campbell Foundation

Kamehameha Schools

Kroop Family Foundation

McInerny Foundation

Motiv8 Foundation

No Kid Hungry

Pacific Youth Foundation

Queen Lili’uokalani Trust

Ross Stores

Share Our Strength

State of Hawaii –

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families

Strong Foundation

Taco Bell Foundation

US Department of Education

Volcom, Inc.

Robin & Lillian Yoshimura

Zilber Family Foundation

Pua Kukui

Our Kukui Tree produces many beautiful flowers, which make a Lei Kukui. The beautiful lei represents the healthy & thriving youth of BGCH.

($10,000-$24,999 Annually)

Albertsons Company Foundation

American Savings Bank (ASB)

Barclaycard

Buffalo Wild Wings

Central Pacific Bank Foundation

The Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii

Clint & Suzy Churchill

Cooke Foundation, Limited

First Hawaiian Bank – Kokua Mai

First Hawaiian Bank Foundation

Food Research & Action Center

Mr. & Mrs. John Gage

Walter F. Guild

Hawaii Justice Foundation - Bretzlaff Foundation

HCF Career Connected Learning

HCF Ewa Beach Community Fund

HCF Kukui’ula Community Benefit Fund

HCF Omidyar ‘Ohana Fund

Heyer & Associates LLC

Hoakalei Charities

Jack in the Box Hawaii

Marcy Jackson & Melissa Jackson

Locations Foundation

MC&A, Inc.

NFL Foundation

Panda Cares Foundation

Samuel Whitney Wilcox Trust

The Schuler Family Foundation

Sean Manual Gage Memorial Fund

Servco Foundation

Southwest Airlines

Vanguard Charitable

Donna M. & Rodd Yano

Lau Kukui

The leaves of our Kukui Tree represent the parents, guardians and adults who care for and mentor the amazing youth BGCH serves. It takes a village to raise a child.

($5000-$9999 Annually)

Adventist Health Castle

Alexander & Baldwin

ALTRES Foundation

Robin & Terrye Bellas

Brookfield Properties

C & S Wholesale Grocers, Inc. - Hawaii Division

The Cades Foundation

Captain Andy’s Sailing, Inc.

In Memory of Gale Carswell

Central Pacific Bank

The Cliffs at Princeville

D.R. Horton - Schuler Division

Earthworks Pacific, Inc.

Ann & Edward Dewey

Enterprise Holdings Foundation

Michael & Susan Erne

Annette Feller & David Harris

Robert & Carolyn Fujioka

Gentry Homes Ltd.

Richard W Gushman, II

Haseko Development, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Andy Haas

Liz & Mark Brolaski

Christina K. Hause

Hawai’i Pacific Health

Hawai’ian Electric Company,

Wong, Tony Koyamatsu

Tami & Steven Ho

Don & Jana Holden

Howard Hughes Corporation

Island Insurance Foundation

James Campbell Company LLC

Kaiser Permanente

John & Lori Katahira

Koloa Surf Inc.

Keli Kleidosty

Carol Koga

Lawai Beach Resort

Timothy Lee

The Limtiaco Consulting Group,

Mr. & Mrs. Steve Loui

The LRY Foundation

Marcus Mariota

Neiman Marcus

NFL YET Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Nishikawa

Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Foundation

ProService Hawaii

Queen’s Health Systems

Rotary Club of Honolulu

The RMR Group

S.W. Wilcox Foundation

Corina & Rhone Scoggins

Servco Pacific, Inc.

Shioi Construction

State of Hawaii – Alcohol & Drug Adminis-

tration

University Health Alliance (UHA)

Neal Wagatsuma

Whole Foods Market

Lālā Kukui

From the trunk of our Kukui Tree grows the branches, which are the Clubs of BGCH who provide a safe, fun and enriching place for our youth.

($1500-$4999 Annually)

Jane K Abbott

Rachel Adams

Adams Krek LLP

Michelle Akina & Jon Magnussen

American Pacific Mortgage

American Specialty Health, Inc

Anonymous

Arce Family Foundation

ARDA Resort Owners Coalition

Nadia Assaf

Atlas Insurance Agency, Inc.

Manuel & Monika August

Azure Ala Moana LLC

Mrs. & Mr. Betty Brumaghim

Jason Burks

Chamber of Commerce, Public Health

Fund

Carole Kai Charities, Inc.

Central Pacific Bank Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Schuyler Cole

Maureen Coogan & Richard Stockton

Anne & Lee Davis

Tricia & Matthew Drago

Elsie H. Wilcox Foundation

Mr. Brian H. Enomoto

First Hawaiian Bank’s Kokua Mai Cam-

paign

Robby Robert Field

First Hawaiian Bank

Jeff Fisher

Four Seasons Resort O’ahu at Ko Olina

GAP

Garden Isle Courier

Art & Michelle Gladstone

Christopher & Rhoda Gomes

Goodsill Anderson Quinn & Stifel, LLP

Justin Goshi

Green Cities Partners, LLC

Alice Guild

Dede & Barron Guss

Gordon E. & Mary Hammond

Hardware Hawaii

The Hawai’i Bowl Foundation

Hawaii Hatfield Realty Corp.

Hawaii USA Federal Credit Union

Fabienne & Randy Herold

Conrad (Ray) Higa

Mr. & Mrs. Peter Hirano

Irving Hirata

Kimi Holcomb

Honolulu Board of Realtors - Leeward

Regional

Home Depot

David Hudson & Dana Kokubun

Steve & Janine Hunt

Hung Wo & Elizabeth Lau Ching Foundation

Ironworkers Union Local 625

Danielle Irwin

Jhamandas Watumull Fund

The Kakatu Foundation

Christine Kalahiki

Kauai Island Builders, Inc

Paddy & Les Kauhane

Keith & Polly Steiner Family Foundation

Greg & Annie Kemp

Joseph & Gail Kiefer

Paul & Susan King

Howatt King

Moira & Stephen Knox

Robert & Ashley Kurisu

Curtis Don Lee

Earle & Valerie Matsuda

Heather & John Maughan

John Mazur

Michael B. Wood Foundation

Mr. David M. Nakada

Winona Nakamura

Shannon Nishio

Robin L. Nonaka

Oliver McMillan

Nancy Pace & Mel Kaneshige

Pua Lani Landscape Design

Bonnie-Lee Pang & Robert Roy

Hilton & Kathryn Raethel

Eric Rosso

Rotary Club of Honolulu

Catherine & Sanford Sato

Christopher Scanlan

Muriel C. Shingle

Terry Smarsh

Starcom Builders

Dwayne Takeno

Sterling Tanner

Michael H. Taylor

Paul & Libby Tomar

Judge Michael A. Town

Wallace Tsuha

Wendy vanden Heuvel

Richard Wacker

Walmart Store # 2308

Bryan K. White & Christine L. White

Stan & Bobby Lou Yeackel

Brian M. Yoshii

Kehau Yoza

JoAnn A Yukimura

Zonta Club of Hanalei Foundation

Kumu Kukui

The trunk of our Kukui Tree ensures support is provided to our organization, support critical to the health and well-being of the youth we serve.

($250-$1499 Annually)

Donald & Susan Anderson

Eve G. Anderson

William Angelo

Nomano Angelo

Todd Kala Apo

Aqueous Vets

Farah Aquino

Robert Armstrong

David Asakura

Denise & Thomas Atkinson

Mark Babin

Bank of Hawaii

Banyan Accounting, LLC

Brian & Wendy Barbata

Coby & Dana Barbata

Bob & Gayle Barr

Robert & Elizabeth Barry

Celeste & Mike Barstis

Dale Bartolome

Kenneth Baskerville

A. Bernard Bays

William Beaton

Todd Bedford

Paul & Sandra Beelmann

R Scott Belford

Paul & Sue Bellanca

Benefit Services of Hawai’i

Christopher Bertorelli

Lori Bettencourt

Howard Kathryn Bilkiss

Karen M. Birkett

James Boersema

Gale Braceros

Marcia Braden

Brendan Bradley

Jim & Vicki Braman

Jim Braman

Timothy Brauer

Mary & Bill Brennan

Margaret Brevoort

Pierce & Keely Brosnan

Harmon A. Brown

Loree R Brown

Linda & Henry Bruckner

Kathy Bryant & Keith Hunter

Buffalo Wild Wings - Ala Moana

Center

Kenneth & Kathleen Bunce

Jon & Wende Buras

Blake W Bushnell

Ruby Bussen

Lily Cabinatan

Bryan Cadiz

Sean Calles

Jon Canaday

Castle Hospitality Group

Ronald Chang

Gregory G. Char

Charles Schwab Foundation

Rick Ching

Scott Chinn

Karen I. Chock

Michael Chock

Scott Choi & George

Lori Chong

Bill & Janet Christensen

Christine Christianson

Susan Chu

Ryan Chun

Landon Chung

Chung Kun Ai Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Demmis Cisneros

Brandi Clement

Jon Clifft & Nil Cataraji

Bradley Coates

Mark Cochrane

Colaborative7 Architects

Noella Haliimaile Coleman

Construction & General Union Local 368

Kristina Cook

Jamie Cottage

Shari & Chuck Cotton

Howard Covington

Robert Creps & Debra

Gail Cunningham

Aileen Cyr

Deborah S. Dama

Richard & Marjory De

Mr. John C. Dean

Lynn P. DeCoite

Christine Denton

Ann & Edward Dewey

George & Dale Druger

Dr. & Mrs. Robert Durkin

Shana Dwiggins

Earthworks Pacific, Inc

Edith T. Miyahara Trust

Amelia M. Enright

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Enriquez

Ernest H. Hui Family Foundation

Debbie Erskine

Thomas Estelle

Ewa Federal Credit Union

Ewalani Hula Maids

David L. & Sharon M. Fairbanks

Caroline Faringer

Thomas Donald Farrell

Claudia “Lala” Fernandez

June Fernandez

FHB Home Banking

John & Susie Field

Steven & Dana Fisher

Griselda Flamenco

Judith Flanders

Foodland Give Aloha

Foodland Super Market, Limited

David & Susan Forsyth

Stephen & Cynthia Fowler

Joseph Francher

Peter & Genevieve Freeman

Gene & Sandy Freitas

Fresh 808 Vending LLC

Mr. & Mrs. L. Richard Fried, Jr.

Friends of Hawaii Charities, Inc.

Tremayne Fuamatu

Mrs. Tammy Fukagawa

Liane Garrett

Terrence & Julie George

German Benevolent Society

Morag Gibson

Makanani Gomes

Jahdiel Gonzales

Garrett & Sherlyn Goo

Jeff & Cristina Grimmer

John & Kathy Grindle

Peter & Cathy Grossman & Ching

Delphina Guerrero

Cataraji

John Haddock & Pam Ross

Ruth Haitsuka

Ann Hajnosz

Penny & Les Haldane

Ronald Hamic

Mark & Gloria Hanington

Patricia Harrell Lakatos & John

Lakatos

Nancy Hartner

Hawaii Agricultural Foundation

Hawaii Benefit Administrators Inc.

Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki & Golf Club

Hawaiian Electric Industries, Inc.

Hawaiian Legacy Reforestation Initiative

David M. Hayakawa

Hazel H. Takumi Foundation

HCF Makalapua Fund

HEI Charitable Foundation (ASB29-Z8)

Cynthia Y. Hermosura

Peter Hershorn

Margarete Hester

Sheri-Ann T. Higa

Lee Y. Higa-Okamoto

Nancy Hirahara

Lance Hirai

Glen G. Hiramoto

Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Hirata

His House of Prayer & Praise

Kristina Ho

Stacey Honda

Honolulu Board of Realtors (HICentral MLS, Ltd.)

Donald G. Horner

Alan Hornstien

Douglas Howe & Kristin Cleveland

Alfred Hu

Margaret E. Hu

Jason Huckaby & Michael Schoenberger

Paul & Gary Hudson

Anthony Hunt

IBEW 1186

Ronald & Patricia Ihori

Independent Order of ODD Fellows

Joyce Ingram-Chinn

International Cultural & Friendship Association

Torri Ishida

Beverly Ishii-Nakayama

Island Art & Screen Printing

Island Insurance Co., Ltd.

Island Pacific Mortgage

Sudhir Ispahani

Raedeen Itamoto

Mihoko Ito

IWAMOTO ENGINEERING CONSUL-

TANTS, INC.

Selby “Jake” & Frankie Jacobs

Richard & Carole Jacobs

Jonathan Janus

Daniel B Jarrett III

James Jennings

Jacob Johnson

Tim & Jeanne Johnson

Donald Johnston

Inglish & Jeffrey Jones

Bryan & Denise Jones

Joseph C. Leonardo & Co.

Mrs. Jane Kailewa

Jeff & Yoshie Kalani

Andrew & Leilani Kamikawa

Bryce Kanehira

Kaneohe Ranch Company, Ltd

Mr. & Mrs. Jack H. Katahira

Peter & Pamela Kealoha

Rikki Keating

Tracey Stott Kelley & Nicole Robinson & Steve

Margaret Peggy Kent

Keola Hoomalu Associates

Richard Kiefer

Mr. Thomas C. Kiely

Jennifer Kim

Mark Kimoto

Lynn & Karen Kinney

Patti Kino

Kleenco Group

Paul Klink

Kobayashi Sugita & Goda,

David Hudson & Dana

Francine T. Komine

Nicole & Joshua Krauss

Chantel Kualapai

David Kuwahara & Darcy

Gregory Kwan

Roland Lagareta

Richanne T. Lam

Christin Lamont

Scott & Morgan LaRue

Peggy Latare

Joseph Lecocq

Mrs. Phyllis Lee

Legacy Consultants

Joseph C. Leonardo

George C.K. Leong Jr.

Brennan Leong

Gail Lerch

Tom Leslie

Johanna S Leung

Daniel Leung

Mary Lou & Peter Lewis

Katahira

Kealoha & Timothy Kelley

Steve Kelly

Kent Associates Kinney

Lifeline Fire & Security, LLC

Lin & Ella Wong Foundation Inc.

Richard Loggins

Robert Lonardo

Mr. & Mrs. Shylo Lopes

Sarah M. Love

Adrian Dy & Marie Lugo-Dy

Mike & Anne Lum

Margaret Maaka

Liz Makarra

Lee & Karen Mansfield

Carol May

David Scott McCaffrey

Robert McCann

Dr. Richard T. & Browning Clark McCartin

David & Brigitte McKale

Kawika McKeague

Sherree McKellar

Francis McLaughlin

Mechanical Enterprises Inc.

Joe Medwetz

Matthew & Malia Megorden

Scott Meichtry

Jacqueline Mello

Jim Mickey

Goda, LLP

Dana Kokubun

Darcy Hu

Kristi Mapes

Mark Development, Inc.

Janice Marsters

Arnold D Martines

Suwipin Martono

Paul & Carol Marx

Lance Masuda

Susan Masuda

David & Dana Matlin

Garret Matsuda

Michael Matsumoto

Mr. Stewart T. Matsunaga

Mid-Pacific Country Club

Mid-Pacific Road Runners Club

Jim & Kelly Miller

Todd Minicozzi

Gaynor Minton

Pat & Jill Miyamura

Duane Miyashiro

Dr. Glenn K. Miyataki

The Mokihana Club

Monarch Properties, Inc.

Meredith & Glen Moncata

Sharon Moore

Mr. Devin P. Alford & Ms. M’Liss

Moore

Nikki Moreno

John Morgan

Michelle Morihara

David S Morimoto

Randy Morris

Joe Morrison

The Most Worshipful Prince

Leonna Mote

Michael Moule

Krauss

Ms. Karen S. Mukai

Mr. Mark K. Murakami

Jean Murata

Nancy & Gerry Nagamine

Evangelyn U. Nahulu

Christopher Nakaishi

Florence Nakakuni

Kirk & Helen Nakamoto

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Catherine Ngo

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Craig Nishimura

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George R. Norcross

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Leionette Odani

John O’Farrell

Makena Ogata

‘Ohana Health Plan

Starr K. Ohata

Glen R. Okazaki

Michael O’Malley Esq.

Elaine Onaga

One4All Charitable Fund

Peter & Susan Osborne

Libby & John Otte

Laurie Oue

Gwen & Gary Pacarro

Pacific Guardian Life Insurance Co.,

Ltd.

Pacific Rim Concepts LLC

J Padayhag

Debbie Padello

Ann Therese Palmer

Bonnie Pang

Beverly Pang

Craig D Panter

Carol M. Paris

Shawyn Parish

Michael Pasquale

Jeffrey Pauker

Talya Pearson

Bernice Peller

Marcellena Peltier

Vickie & Michael Perry

Arthur Richard Philpott

James C Pierce

PIOPAC Fidelity

Jeffrey Polovina & Catherine Watson

Nicole Pongasi

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Pupukahi Development LLC

Purple Maia Foundation

Earl Quon R. M. Towill Corporation

Taqui S. Raza

Jacqueline Reed

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Robert & Elaine Reeve

Timothy & Cynthia Reidy

Al & Maggie Remos

Robert & Paula Ress

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Richardson

Frances P. Rivero

Alisha Robb

Lillian Rodolfich

Steve Rodolfich

Robert A. Rodrigues

Mrs. Patricia Irene Rodriguez

William Rodriguez

Michal Anne Rogondino

Robert & Veronica Rooks

Rotary Club of Windward Oahu

Bonnie-Lee Pang &

Darci Lee Sahara

Blake Saito

Cindy & Ted Sakai

Shantel Santiago

Abraham Sarkis

Lianne Sato

Dana Saxten

Matthew Schaidle

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Lawrence (Larry) B

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Service Master

James & Patricia Severson

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Melissa Jackson & Site Management

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Barbara J. Smith

Jack & Sarah Smyth

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St. Christopher’s Episcopal

Steel City Mafia Hawaii

Effie Steiger

James (Kimo) & Ingrid

Kurt Steinwascher

Dona S. Stewart-Ho

Allan & Elizabeth Stone

Michael Strada

Mr. & Mrs. Tyler Sugihara

Susan L. Sumida

Colleen Sur

Jim Sweiter

& Robert Roy

James & Elinor Swoish

Yuji Takata

Ryan Takata

Aubrey S. Tamanaha

Tamura Superette, Inc. Charitable Foundation

John Tapper

Mark Tawara

TD Food Group, Inc.

Jill Ward

Craig Warren

Robert Washington

Craig Watanabe

Brent Watanabe

Ms. Judith Pavey

L. Gail Weir

Doug Wells

Robert (Bo) Wheeler, III & Marcy

Scherman

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Rich Smylie

Serafin

Severson

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Dane Teruya

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Rob Thibaut

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Charles Titchenal

Tracie Ann Tjapkes

Tyler Tokioka

Skip Shuck

Professionals LLC

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Brandon Tomita

Daniel & Kyong Tompkins

Topa Property Group

Fleming

John Michael White

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Gaylord Wilcox

Darrius Williams

Vernon Wong

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W Wyland

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Rand Yamasaki

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Smyth

Towne Island Construction

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Kenneth Tubman

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Howard Yoshiura

Nathan Yost

Darcie Ai-Lani Yukimura

Episcopal Church

Hawaii

Ingrid Steinwascher

Steinwascher & Doug Kline

Stewart-Ho & Wade C. Ho

Stone

Sugihara

Kekaula Tupua

David & Barbara Underriner

Wendi Vasconcellos

Hector Vasquez

Brianne Villarosa

Linda Virtudes

Waianae Coast Rotary Scholarship & Charitable Foundation

Benjamin Kalani Waiolama Jr.

Donna Walden & Brian Sakamaki

The Walt Disney Company Foundation

Joseph Zilliox

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