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ANNUAL REPORT Giving OF

2024-2025

O Aloha

N BEHALF OF SACRED HEARTS ACADEMY, mahalo for your steadfast support and belief in our mission. As I refect on my two years serving as President of my alma mater, I am flled with profound gratitude and hope. It has been a humbling honor to lead this remarkable community and to continue the sacred work of forming girls and young women through an exceptional education, the experience of God’s compassionate love revealed in the Hearts of Jesus and Mary, and the inspiration to become courageous leaders for their communities and the world.

This year has been one of meaningful growth, renewal, and possibility. Grounded in our Catholic identity, we have deepened opportunities for faith formation in ways that nurture the hearts and spirits of our students. From the introduction of our Second Friday Morning Masses and dedicated Lower School Masses to our inaugural FatherDaughter Retreat, we have continued to deepen a culture where faith is lived, celebrated, and woven into the life of our community. These moments remind us that the formation of young women is not only academic, but spiritual and relational.

We have expanded opportunities for students to lead, create, and pursue their passions. Through programs like Girls Got Grit and Student Ambassadors, young women are growing as confdent leaders while representing the Academy in our community. Across athletics, performing/ visual arts, and STEM—including our Creative Media Wing—students are developing their talents in inspiring ways, from surfng to storytelling. This spirit of excellence is refected in our student journalists, whose newspaper earned top honors at the Hawai‘i High School Journalism Awards for the fourth consecutive year.

These opportunities are possible because of you. Your generosity does more than provide tuition assistance and scholarships—it creates access, inspires innovation, and opens doors for girls to explore their interests, develop their voices, and pursue their God-given potential. Every gift is prayerfully stewarded and aligned to mission, and every investment you make is refected in the lives of the students whose futures you help shape.

As we look ahead, I am energized by the power of partnership and by what lies before us. Together, we are strengthening a school where girls are known, challenged, supported, and inspired; where faith and excellence go hand in hand; and where young women are prepared to lead with intellect, compassion, and conviction in a changing world.

Thank you for walking alongside us and for sustaining the 115-year legacy of the Sisters of the Sacred Hearts. I never imagined the blessing of leading my alma mater, yet I do so with grace and an unwavering belief that we are raising a generation of women prepared not only to succeed, but to transform the world. With your continued support, the future of Sacred Hearts Academy—and the young women we serve—is bright.

Ways to Give

A gift to Sacred Hearts Academy supports the Academy’s mission of educating young women to make a diference in providing a strong and enriching experience for its students. Each gift is sincerely appreciated. Donors may select from a variety of ways to make their charitable gifts to the Academy:

GIFTS

Gifts of cash, securities, personal property or life insurance proceeds provide a valuable resource which the Academy uses to support and enhance programs, improve facilities, deliver professional development for faculty, and provide scholarships for students.

REAL ESTATE

The Academy welcomes gifts of real estate transferred during a lifetime or by will.

PLANNED GIVING

The Academy encourages donors to explore the possibilities and opportunities for creative gift planning so the Academy can assist them in a variety of gift considerations to meet their individual needs.

MATCHING GIFTS

Many companies ofer matching gifts to an employee’s charitable contributions. This beneft can double an employee’s gift to the Academy. Inquire with your employer to see if the company ofers you a matching gift program, and, if so, obtain the proper forms to forward to the Academy.

2024-2025

Annual Report of Giving

AUGUST 1, 2024 — JULY 31, 2025

MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION

Sr. Anne Claire DeCosta, SS. CC., ’66

Sr. Regina Mary Jenkins, SS.CC., ’57 Fr. Santosh Thottankara, SS.CC.

Sr. Helene Wood, SS.CC., ’59

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Shelley Cramer, Chair

Hazel Balmeceda, ’98, Vice

Sonja Hirasuna, Board Secretary

Tifany Ann Siegfried, Finance Chair Grizel Nutter, Development Chair Joanne Loos

Sr. Jane Frances Leandro SS. CC., ’55

Sr. Marie Lemert, SS. CC. Joseph Vierra Nelson Vicencio

Fr. Paul Zaccone, SS. CC.

EX OFFICIO

Sr. Dolores Marie Pavao, SS.CC.

Natasha Haukea Ho ’97

ADMINISTRATION

PRESIDENT

Scott Schroeder, Ph.D.

PRINCIPAL—UPPER SCHOOL

Carol Flores Chong, ’91

PRINCIPAL—LOWER SCHOOL

Cynthia Kort McIntyre, ’91

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER

Randy Iwashita

ADMISSION DIRECTOR

Tifany Kiyabu Nishimura, ’03

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

Angie Golis-Yamamoto

The Annual Report of Giving is prepared by the Development Ofce of Sacred Hearts Academy in recognition of the generous support from alumae, parents, grandparents, students, faculty, staf and friends.

This report includes all gifts received from August 1, 2024, through July 31, 2025. Every efort has been made to ensure accuracy and completeness for the 2024-2025 fscal year. If you have any questions, contact development@ sacredhearts.org.

Sacred Hearts Academy is a Catholic college preparatory school which provides girls and young women an exceptional education, the experience of God’s compassionate love revealed in the Hearts of Jesus and Mary and the inspiration to become leaders for their communities and the world.

Brandy Ann Sato, PhD President

Shelley Cramer Chair, Board of Directors

Sr. Irene Barboza, SS.CC., ‘87 Provincial

Her Future

AAS WE REFLECT ON GIVING TO THE ACADEMY in 2024-2025, we are deeply grateful for you—our donors—whose generosity continues to build “her future” for the girls and young women entrusted to our care. For 115 years, the Academy has educated girls to become leaders through rigorous academic, spiritual and social formation, and a wide range of extracurricular opportunities.

In August 2024, we proudly welcomed our frst-ever alumna president, Dr. Brandy Ann Sato, ’94. Decades ago, donors like you supported students just like Dr. Sato, helping them to grow into the leaders they are today. The mission begun by the Sisters of Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary continues because of your commitment.

Your support this year ensured that Academy girls from pre-k through grade 12 could continue their education with the help of fnancial aid and scholarships. They explored science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM): built new friendships, participated in athletics, dance, music and countless other activities that shape confdent compassionate young women. Unrestricted gifts create unrestricted possibilities.

You continue to invest in her future through your gifts, your eforts, your prayers. Because of you, we feel your presence every single day!

With sincere thanks,

The Development Ofce is readily available to assist in gift considerations. Please contact Angie Golis-Yamamoto at 808-734-5058, extension 333, or email ayamamoto@sacredhearts.org for more information about giving.

ANNUAL REPORT

Giving

The Sisters’ Circle

The SISTERS’ CIRCLE recognizes those donors whose generous gifts of $10,000 or more supported the Academy in the past fscal year.

Albert and Maureen Wong

Ann Lau ’73 and Gary Pang

Anonymous

Augustine Educational Foundation

Beatrice Leong Wong ’50

Child Care Aware of America

Edythe Kaanapu ’71

Gordon and Sonia Trimble

Grace & Richard Okita Foundation

Joseph and Fran Vierra

KaiHonua LLC

Kamehameha Schools

LaVay Lau ’50 (deceased)

Lawrence K. Tseu

McInerny Foundation

Mona Liza Valentin ’91 and Venerando Seguritan

Patricia Tam ’68

Preschool Open Doors

Rhona-Joy Staszkow ’70 and Paul Lubomirski

Richard Shibata

Robert and Cleo Eubanks

Robert and Frances Bean

Sacred Hearts Academy Lancer Athletic

Booster Club

Sisters of the Sacred Hearts

The LRY Foundation

Thomas and Jan Amend

Thomas and Mi Kosasa

Trese Kano ‘73 and Dwight Otani

D. Otani Produce

The Aymer Circle

The AYMER CIRCLE recognizes those donors whose annual gifts to the Academy last fscal year totaled between $1,000 and $9,999.

Abraham and Carmen Adame

Adria Mendoza ’72

Aileen Ma

Amelia Rzonca ’81 and Reid Nabarrete

American Savings Bank

Angela Menor Chock ’75

Ann Hee Morimoto ’63

API Security, Inc.

Arcadia Retirement Residence

Atlas Insurance Agency

Audrey Machado ’59 and Frank Santos

Avis Wong ’75 and Robert Takamatsu

Belinda Tommey ’75

Benelyn Mendiola Arpine ’75

Benjamin Ayson

Bernadette Lau Ono ’75

Beth Young ’85

Bow Engineering & Development, Inc.

The Aymer Circle

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Brandy Sato ’94 and Earl Yoshii

Brenda Yu ’75 and Clif Tanaka

Carol Uyemura ’76 and Patrick Wong

Carole Marsh

Caroline Afonso ’65

Carolyn Ho ’89 and Peter Hamasaki

Catherine Todd Awong ’73

Cathy Foy ’71

Cathy Rodrigues ’83 and Darrell Lee

Central Pacifc Bank

Chaminade University of Honolulu

Charles and AnneMarie Lerch

Charlyn Honda-Masini

Corlis Chang ’75

Darice Young ’70

Debra Ann Ishii ’88

Debra Lee ’75 and Andy Houck

Denise Douglas Shotwell ’75

Denise Fenn ’75 and Martin Garrahan

Distinguished Young Women of Hawaii

Donna Quon ’75

Edward and Marilyn LeTourneau

Elizabeth “Lei” Harris Kong Kee ’63 (deceased)

Elizabeth Wong ’61

Emmet and Betty White

Eri and Masato Sakurai

First Hawaiian Bank

Florence Fujii ’60 and Edward Yee

Florence Sturgis Kunstman ’58

Flying Hawaiian Foundation

Foodland Super Market Ltd.

Frieda Lenchanko ’60 and Robert Helgerson

G. N. Wilcox Trust

Ginny Tiu

Glenda Rother

Gwendolyn Vinta ’63 and John Knueven

Harvelyn Cornwell ’70 and James Cooney

Hawaii Association of Independent Schools

Hawaii Historic Arms Association

Hawaii TMK Service

Helen Mary Wessel

Horizon Housing Foundation

Iolani School KA‘I and Koko‘oha

Scholarship Programs

Jacelynn Catala ’76

Jean Wong Campbell ’75

Jerilyn Chong Kee Jefryes ’60

Jhamandas Watumull Fund

Jo Gillis Starr ’59

Joleen Coito ’75

Joseph Gardewin

Julie Won ’82 and James Ireland

KAC Basketball

Kainoa and Cheri Jarrett

Karen Lau ’72 and Mark Matsunaga

Karen Wong ’75 and Charles King

Kathleen Dolim ’71 and William Bow

Kathleen Ruis Brilhante ’62

Kathy Tamashiro ’75 and Michael Shonborn

Knights of Columbus

L. Kang Inc.

Lana Lum ’63 and Gordon Au

Le Nora Nobriga ’68 and Timothy Wee

LeMana Perles LLC

Lillian Yamasaki ’68 and Byron Muramatsu

Lorie Kwock ‘76 and Kevin Nagata

Lisa Quintal ’74

Local Union 1186 IBEW

Lucinda Quon ’66 and Melvin Herolaga

Maile Kaanoi ’86 and Leif Sjostrand

Maleen Medeiros ’75 and Clyde Kitagawa

Mandy Sato ’99

Marie Blanco ’68

Mary Takiguchi Philpott ’75

Matson Foundation

Maurya Coito ’80

Maylani Lum Chang ’64 in Memory of the Wah Duck and Grace K.S. Young Memorial Fund

Merle Yim Sen ’75

Michael and Shelley Cramer

Motiv8 Foundation

Mutual of America

Nancy and Andrew Morgan

Naomi Nortman ’58

PACCAR Foundation

PATCH

Patrice Young ’77 and James Mahoney

Patricia Domingo Ross ’57

Paula Kim ’65 and Carl Tadaki

Pearl City Community Church

Peter Poerzgen and Marina Roytman

ProService Hawaii

Randal Goshi

Randolf and Gerdelie Wolfert

Randy and Jeannie Haines

Randy and Kristen Iwashita

RJW Foundation

Roman Catholic Church Diocese of Honolulu

Ronald Tran

Sacred Hearts Academy Parent Organization

Saint Louis School

Sandra Nishimura ’75 and Nelson Talavera

Scott and Cynthia Barley

Sheri Dangaran Ioli ’75

Soroptimist International of Waikiki Foundation, Inc.

St. Elizabeth Church

Thomas Pfrommer Family Fund at the Hawai‘i Community Foundation

Torkildson Katz, A Law Corporation

Tracy Alves ’75 and James Coleon

Violet Aiwohi ’80 and Robert Nelson

Wayne Castro

Yutaka Shimojima

Yvonne Ornellas ’59

The Directors’ Circle

The DIRECTORS’ CIRCLE recognizes those donors whose annual gifts to the Academy last fscal year totaled between $500 and $999.

Barbara Fulkerson Heckathorn ’75

Bernadette Sylvester Cavaco ’75

Betsey Gunderson

Carolyn Azevedo Arquette ’67

Cheryl Suda ’75

Class of 2024

Darlene (Costales) ’75 and Chuck Richards

Deborah Kula

Diana Tang ’60 and Gerald Pang

Flordelino and Joanne Calaycay

Frances King Espiritu ’54

Francis and Bernie Gora

Gail Lau ’73 and Robert Nishinaka

George and Magdaline Vozikis

Isaiah Adame

Jill Fong

Judith Menezes ’75

Karen Van Sant ’79

Kathleen McGovern

Laura Young Chun ’46

Laurene Lau ’69 and Edward Raleigh

Linda Luke ’67 and Robert Strand

Linda Moriarty

Lorraine Tam Sing ’59 and Lawrence Lau

Malia Morris ’86

Michael and Gloria Trueba

Michelle Coito Tuzon ’65

Mona and Philip Chapoulie

Oahu League of Republican Women

Olympia Leong ’53 and Calvin Chun

Patricia Jardine-Cruz ’73 and Ray Cruz

Ribbon Productions LLC

Robyn Fong

Roxanne Andrade Widmer ’75

Sandra Rawlins Johnson ’59

Simone DeJesus ’66 and Larry Thomas

Sonja Hirasuna

Sr. Mary Josephine Araki, SS.CC. ’53

St. Francis Healthcare Foundation of Hawaii

Stefanie and Perry Beissel

Theresa Cummins Reelitz ’75

Tifany Siegfried

Vera Villarta ’52 and Dennis Egge

Victoria Angeles

X Shots Shooting Club

The Gold and White Circle

The GOLD AND WHITE CIRCLE recognizes those donors whose annual gifts to the Academy last fscal year totaled between $250 and $499.

Adeline Elias Trask ’46

Alexander Torres

Andrell Beppu ’88 and Ron Aoki

Angie Golis-Yamamoto

Annie Mendes ’52 and Alfred Freitas

Barbara Yamashita

Betty Flores Rose ’48

Bonnie Casey ’75 and James Gomez

Candace Lopes Donohoe ’73

Charlene Alipio ’68

Child Care Aware of America

Christine Lee

Darnell Muller ’69 and Michael Ofer

Delorine Tompkins

Devin Alford and M’liss Moore

Dionicia Ann Cayaban ’87 and Nathan Lagapa

Dodjie Morelos

Dolores Garcia Silva ’44 (deceased)

Douglas and Jacquelynne Akina

Edna Yamashiro ’58 and David Ethington

Frances Trowbridge

Glenn and Carolyn Yoshimoto

Gloria De Laura ’75 and Malcolm Kam

James and Yvonne Morris

Jenica Wong ’24

Joyel Kam ’61 and Walter Holt

Karen and Todd Young

Loretta Santos ’49 and James Agee

Neal and Teresa Cabrinha

Pamela Riley Naone ’63

Paul Barthel

Randall and Nancy Hee

Ronald Erese

Rose Henry Reeves ’60, SS.CC.

Royden and Beverly Koito

Sally Lee ’75 and Walter Delce

Scott Schroeder and Koreen Nakahodo

Sharilyn Dang ’58 and Reginald Ho

Sherry Heiser

Sr. Angela Gregorio, SS.CC. ’50

Susan Nishimoto Lau ’64

Theresa Kong Kee ’82 and Marshall Luke

Uinise and Adale Ikahihifo

Vernon and Judith Au

Vickie La Rosa ’75 and Greg Hetue

Walter and Frances Yoshimitsu

The Century Circle

The CENTURY CIRCLE recognizes those donors whose annual gifts to the Academy last fscal year totaled between $100 and $249.

Aaron and Hermie Chaney

Aileen Lau ’84 and Rodney Chang

Alexis Charpentier

Alexis Weatherl ’75

Alfredo and Emily Narciso

Alvin and Agnes Simpliciano

Alvina Lopez ’65

Andrew and Lynn Kano

Anita ’60 & Vern Schnelle-Redondo

Anita Chang Lau-Kalua ’53

Anna Noa Andrade ’47

Ann-Marie Okudara ’80 and Omar Wells

Anthony and Annchella Dalida

Antoinette Correia

Audrey Chang Fu ’55

AWM, Inc. dba St. Louis Drive-In

Beatrice Iwamoto

Beatrice Lockwood

Bernadette Freitas Keliiaa ’75

Bernadette Gomes ’58

Betsy Hall ’69

Betsy Kurata ’57 and Asa Akinaka

Beverly Davis Espiritu ’60

Beverly Johnson ’62 and Clifton Welch

Brenda Lau ’82 and Andrew Tang

Brenda Waltjen ’77 and Marcus Ohlheiser

Carmencita Cabreros

Carol Balicoco ’86 and Mark Varela

Carol Mello ’58 and Robert Davis

Carolyn Shea Hee ’60

Carolyne Kong ’75

Cecelia Joy ’47 (deceased) and Benjamin Lum

Charlene Amell ’70

Charles and Susan Nelson

Christopher and Grizel Nutter

Christopher Ma and Grace Ong

Clara Yamamoto ’46

Clarice Cockett Evans ’60

Clarissa Jenkins Moku ’65

Class of 1972

Cynthia Goto

Cynthia Luke Chang ’48

Darlene Martin Ah Yo ’61

Darryl Choy

David and Allison Akana

Deborah Sonoda

Deborah Waltjen ’73

Dennis and Ray-Lynn Kawasaka

Diane Courtney ’71 and Jerry Cho

Diogene Pilar

Doreen Fukumitsu

Edna Lardizabal ’70 and Herbert Hussey

Edward and Mary-Lindsey Correa

Elaina Olson

Elizabeth Alencastre ’97 and Henry Gabriel

Eloise Hood

Eloise Yano

Eric and Roberta Tanaka

Erik Haines and Deborah Okada

Erika Laforteza ’98 and Skyle Shimizu

Erlyne Ahakuelo ’61 and William Rodrigues

Father EJ Resinto

Flordeliza Morelos

Gayla Tarumoto

Gertrude Grifn ’52

Glenn and Renaye Oyer

Gwendolynne Pestana Jacquemart ’60

Harilyn Dumancas-Kong ’90 and Kenny Kong

Hawaii Global Education Foundation

Hazel Balmaceda ’98

Helen Yuen Luke ’52

Henriette Taylor ’79

Jackson Kuang and Ruby Lo-Kuang

Jacqueline Waltjen ’68

The Century Circle

(continued)

James and Kellie Fase

James and Kendra Murray

Jan Kiilehua Cramer ’75

Janice Leong ’64 and Willis Yap

Janice Tavares ’60

Jeanne White ’68 and Garrett Gunther

Jefrey and Madeline Scudder

Jennie Tang Dang ’58

Jerry and Cynthia Lee

Jon Lee

Jonathan and Paula Wong

Joven and Merlinda Miranda

Judith and Robert Lee

Julie Finley ’67

Karen Kina ’79 and Wayne Suehisa

Karen Yamashita ’74 and Leo Tabin

Kayla Oka ’20

Kelvin and Christine Sunada

Ku’ulei Hopu ’66 and Richard Mercado

Laryna Herolaga ’92 and John Rodriguez

Laurie Ah Yo ’85 and Erick Tanuvasa

Leatanuu and Gwen Sagapolutele

Lei Genevieve May Vanek ’56

Leilani Asuncion-Tagupa ’91 and Steve Tagupa

Leslie Nakamoto

Linda Iwamoto

Linda Lau ’75 and Darrell Okamoto

Linda Mistysyn

Louis Vierra and Violet Chang

Lucille Murray ’60 and Richard Mates

Luella Malkin ’60

Lylia Ishihara ’75

Lynette De Mello Wijnveldt ’71

Lynne Moss

Maile Buck ’70 and Douglas Ostrem

Manuolili Rose Renter ’62 and Robert Wilson

Margaret Mary Gora ’80

Maria Aldana

Marian Carvalho Kaomea ’50

Marie Respicio Halemano ’79

Marie Robb

Mark & Kathleen Anderson

Michael Arce

Michael Padama

Michael Zablan

Michele Ishii ’62 and Guy Watanabe

Michiko Wada ’84 and Keith Inouye

Mike Eubanks

Milton and Linda Morinaga

Misha Roytman

Mo Tilton Eckols

Moisey and Timur Roytman

Mona Enriquez ’86 and David Schneider

Monique Tran

Natasha Vendiola

Nelson and Dolores Vicencio

Palolo Hongwanji

Pamela Goya Tanaka ’74

Patricia Alencastre Markwardt ’61

Patricia Tanigawa Takahashi ’65

Paul and Michele Day

Phillip and Kaycie Baltunado

Priscilla Bustillo ’65 and Raymond Sullivan

R Malia Taum-Deenik

Raelynn Chu ’17

Randall Carpenter and Lynn Babington

Rene Santos ’75 and Joseph Correia

Richard and Ma Lourdes Scheerer

Richlyn Tada ’92 and Charles Dominguez

Rock and Josephine Narciso

Romy Kelly ’85

Ronald Green

Rony and Nadia Faatau

Russell and Dana Tom

Ruth Ann Calistro ’55 and Lawrence Cabrinha

Ruth Chong ’60 and Miles Silberstein

Ruth Garcia ’79 and Richard Brown

Ruth Trotta ’65 and Russell McRae

Samantha Niver ’08 and McKenna Nakamura

Sandra DeLima Kittleson ’61

Sherman and Shirley Kitagawa

Sherri Sypher Donlin ’75

Shirleen Watson Niewiroski ’65

Shirley Batad ’75 and Randal Labisores

Shirley Rivera ’68

St. John Vianney School

Stacy Fermahin

Susan Shodahl ’67 and Roger Saindon

Teri Lynn Sato

Theresa Hee Yee ’81

Thomas and Jean Tarlton

Thomas and Mary Ann Yokoyama

Thomas Gimber

Tifany Kiyabu Nishimura ’03 and Jay Nishimura

Valerie Smith

Vivian Hee ’64

Walter and Winifred Lau

Wanda Ontai ’68 and Robert Pila

Wayne and Karen Muramoto

Whitney Miyahara Grohowski

William and Mary Kearns

Wilma Lum ’68 and Jerome Murakami

Winona Reese Kukona ’55

The Hearts Circle

The HEARTS CIRCLE recognizes those donors whose annual gifts to the Academy last fscal year totaled between $1 and $99.

Aaron and Mercury Tsubata

Adrianne Llanos ’88

Aileen Tom ’48

Alyssa Kaneshiro ’17

Alyssa Myers

Alyssa Soto-Gelacio

Andre and Rhianna Mata’afa-Alferos

Andrea Gushiken

Anthony Pami

Ashley Luke

Barbara Browning

Barbara Ching ’67

Caitrin Holohan

Carl and Lyn Ackerman

Carla Jeremiah

Chad and Cheyanne Thompson

Chanell Neha Basharat

Charlene Nunes ’61 and Stephen Kealoha

Christine Sabihon

Christopher Pintor

Claude and Judy Ishida

Clint Chaves

Constance Leong ’55

Cynthia Kort McIntyre ’91

Damiana Padilla

David Randall

Dawn Tello

Dawn Yoshimura-Smith ’79 and Larry Smith

Debbie Au

Denise and Dean Watanabe

Derrick Lee

Donald Ho

Donna Kikuchi ’79

Doris Dias Barber ’58

Edward and Aileen Nonaka

Edwin and Sandra Arnobit

Edwina and Don Snyder

Elijah and Darian Padilla

Eliza Manuel

Emmalee Bugado ’24

Erica Nakayama Cooper ’14

Erika Phillips

Fumi Masuda

Gail Souza-Save ’66

Henrieta Caires Carreiro ’57

Hung and Ngale Pham

Issac and Mary Sargunam

James and Christina Bell

Janet Pang Miyashiro ’60

Jean Robello Camara ’56

Jeanne Kaaa Kahanaoi ’54

Jeannie Cambia

Jessica Pereira

Joanne Loos

Johnette Robinson Chun ’77

Johnna Manfred

Jordan Terry ’11

Joseph and Rhonda Kostiha

Joseph Lyons

Juanita McKeague ’61

Judith Alves Santos ’72 ‘C.S.J.’

Judy Lewis ’65 and Robert Thurston Kaho‘omiki

Kailanianna Ablog ’17

Kathleen Lam ’67

Kathryn Sandifer

Kathy Nishimoto

Keith Witherspoon

Keonilei Lealiifano

Kim Muzzi

Krystina Haines

Laura Housman

Lauren Arakawa ’14

Leah Chun

Malori Mindo ’07

Maria Striebich Lucas ’08

Marie Lopez Dias ’40

Mary Cruzada

Melissa Thach

Michael and Clarie Thompson

Michael and Debra Tottori

Michael Seh-Young Han

Michelle Lytle

Nami Grafa

Natasha Vendiola

Nathan and Jolene Yoshioka

Natividad Beltran

Nida Jovellanos

IN-KIND

In-Kind giving aids by enhancing many of the Academy’s special programs, such as providing items to the classrooms and special events.

Angie Golis-Yamamoto

Annie Mendes ’52 and Alfred Freitas

Brandy Sato ’94 and Earl Yoshii every day better

Jaselyn Dardeen ’35 Llewellyn Biven

Mandy Sato ’99

Milton and Linda Wheeler

Outrigger Waikiki Beachcomber Hotel

Prince Hawaii Golf Course

Robin and Lillian Yoshimura

Teresa Jay ’76 and Gene Morinaga

The Hearts Circle

(continued)

Nola Whang Brannum ’57

Pamela Neves ’77 and Tom Shim

Patricia Ryan ’65 and Melvin Silva

Patricia Silva ’61 and Russell Pinho

Patrick and Keiko Tanaka

Patrick Downes

Paul and Jeyla Sneed

Paulette Moore

Paulo and Ciara Loreen Galamgam

Regan Young and Lori Mishima-Young

Richard and Carolyn Tada

Romelia Peralta

Rose de Vera-Javier and Dino Javier

Rudolph Parayo

Russel and Cecilia Beckett

Russell and Yolanda Morreira

Ryan and Cherene Ridela

Ryan Hogue

Sandra and Glenn Chong

Scott Freitas

Selena Lytle-Brinck ’18

Shari Olores ’88

Sharilyn Lum Ching ’72

Sharleen Chock

Sharon Dunleavy

Shyann Fermahin

Sr. Damien Therese Dang, SS.CC. ’50

FOUNDATIONS

Foundations assist the Academy in a myriad of ways ranging from facility upgrades to sponsorship of the school’s many special program oferings, including the SCIENCE and STEM SYMPOSIUMS

Sr. Katherine Francis Miller, SS.CC. ’57

Taylor Magpuri

Teresa Del Carpio

Terrie Lines ’73 and Clement Kamo

Tina Lee

Ululani Reyes

Valerie Wong ’21

Victor and Babylyn Panganiban

Walter Gray

Willetta Martin ’69 and William Centeio

Zander Rawlins

Anonymous

Augustine Educational Foundation

G. N. Wilcox Trust

Grace & Richard Okita Foundation

Hawaii Global Education Foundation

Horizon Housing Foundation

Jhamandas Watumull Fund

Knights of Columbus

The LRY Foundation

Matson Foundation

McInerny Foundation

PACCAR Foundation

PWH Foundation

RJW Foundation

Soroptimist International of Waikiki Foundation, Inc.

St. Francis Healthcare Foundation of Hawaii

Thomas Pfrommer Family Fund at the Community Foundation

Scholarships

Each year, the Academy’s Named and Endowed Scholarships – made possible by generous donors and foundations – ensures countless students from grades Kindergarten to 12 beneft from participating in the school’s unique educational experience.

Antoinette Gopaul Memorial Scholarship

Augustine Foundation Scholarship Fund

Barbara “Bobbie” Leong ’49 Memorial Scholarship

Betty White, Head of School, Scholarship Endowment

Bow Engineering Scholarship

Catherine Cambra Passmore Scholarship

Class of 1946 Scholarship

Class of 1952 Endowed Scholarship

Class of 1968 Andrea M. Cummings Hamilton Memorial Scholarship

Class of 1970 Endowed Scholarship

Class of 1972 Scholarship

Class of 2003 Scholarship

Dwight Otani Scholarship (Financial aid)

Elena Leonida Memorial Scholarship

Elizabeth Chong ’58 Memorial Scholarship

Elizabeth H. Souza ’38 Memorial Scholarship

Girls Got Grit Scholarship

Glenda Rother Scholarship

G.N. Wilcox Trust

Henriette Aymer Scholarship

The KA‘I Programs – ‘Iolani School

KA‘I Scholarship

Koko‘oha Scholarship

Kamehameha Schools

Kipona Scholarship

Pauahi Keiki Scholarship

Kathleen Ruis Brilhante ’62 Scholarship

Leone McKeough & Kay Leman McKeough Scholarship

Lawakua Scholarship

Loretta Fuddy, ’66, Memorial Scholarship

Louise H Landau/Geraldine Rawlins Scholarship

LRY Foundation Gap Scholarship

Marie Marciel Cabrinha ’28 Memorial Scholarship

Mary Otani ’47 Scholarship Endowment

McInerny Foundation

Patrick William Hopper (PWH) Scholarships

Pui Lan Lau and LaVay Lau Scholarship Endowment

Reid and Milly (Rzonca ’81) Nabarrete Endowed Scholarship

Roger M. & Florence K. Ishii Scholarship

Ruby and Ku Macfarlane Scholarship

Sandra (Perreira) and Melvin Chang, and Juanita Perreira Scholarship

Saundra and Kristine Cass Memorial Scholarship

Sharon Little ’62 Ogawa and Robert Ogawa Memorial Scholarship

Sisters of the Sacred Hearts Scholarship

Sr. Edna Louise Demanche Memorial Scholarship

Sr. Julie Louise Thevenin ’36 Memorial Scholarship

Sonia & Gordon Trimble Scholarships

Stanley K. & Beatrice Leong ’50 Wong, Scholarship

Theresa “Trese” Kano ’73 Otani, Endowed Scholarship

Tina Chang Hayes Memorial Scholarship

Tom Collier Kuleana Civility Award

Zhanna Vaysbeyn Memorial Scholarship

Life-Long Contributors

Life-Long contributors to the Academy have greatly enhanced the available educational experience ofered to Hawai’i’s girls. From facility improvements to upgraded equipment and supplies to scholarships, each individual who contributes during their lifetime is valued.

$2 MILLION AND ABOVE

Anonymous

Augustine Educational Foundation

The Clarence T.C. Ching Foundation

Kamehameha Schools

Sisters of the Sacred Hearts

$500,000 TO $1,999,999

Estate of Shin Runkel

First Hawaiian Bank Foundation

Helen P. Gaspar Living Trust

LaVay Lau ’50 (deceased)

Mary D. and Walter F. Frear

Eleemosynary Trust

The Trimble Foundation

Trese Kano ’73 and Dwight Otani

D. Otani Produce

$250,000 TO 499,999

Atherton Family Foundation

E.L. Wiegand Foundation

Emmet and Betty White

Estate of Leon Thevenin

Estate of Sr. Julie Louise

Thevenin, SS.CC. ’36

Estate of Robert McKeough

Hawaii Community Foundation

McInerny Foundation

Samuel N. and Mary Castle Foundation

$100,000 TO 249,999

Albert and Maureen Wong

Bank of Hawaii

Beatrice Leong Wong ’50

Class of 1952

Estate of Charlene Luis ’60

Estate of Ian Passmore

Glenda Rother

Gordon and Sonia Trimble

The Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, Inc.

Joseph and Fran Vierra

Katsumi and Reiko Kaneko

The Kosasa Foundation

Lawakua Charitable Fund

Lawrence K. Tseu

The Learning Coalition

The LRY Foundation

Pauahi Foundation

Robert and Frances Bean

The Schuler Family Foundation

Strong Foundation

$50,000 TO $99,999

Aloha United Way

Anne Wong Yee ’47

Bank of Hawaii Foundation

Chaminade University of Honolulu

Class of 1970

Cooke Foundation, Limited

Edward E. Ford Foundation

Estate of Patricia McKeough

Estate of Stephanie Fernandes ’60

First Hawaiian Bank

G. N. Wilcox Trust

Grace & Richard Okita Foundation

Harold K. L. Castle Foundation

Jo Gillis Starr ’59

Kathleen Dolim ’71 and William Bow

Lin and Ella Wong Foundation, Inc.

Louise H. Landau Foundation

Mark and Sara Platte

Matson Foundation

Michael and Aggie Browning

Navy Seal Foundation, Inc.

Patricia Domingo Ross ’57

Paul and Linda White

Robert and Cleo Eubanks

Sheila Wong ’61 and John Flynn

Susan Yates

T. Phyllis Zerbe ’49 (deceased)

Thomas and Mi Kosasa

$25,000 TO $49,999

Alexander & Baldwin Foundation

Alice Martensen

Amelia Rzonca ’81 and Reid Nabarrete

American Savings Bank

Arcadia Retirement Residence

BAE Systems

Bandwagon Brokerage, Inc.

Brian and Dayle Chock

Cathy Rodrigues ’83 and Darrell Lee

Central Pacifc Bank Foundation

Class of 1968

Class of 1971

Class of 1973

Class of 1975

Class of 2003

Congregation of the Sacred Hearts Fathers

Darryl Wong and Teresa Brink-Wong

Deborah Kula

Diamond Head Seafood Wholesale, Inc.

Elizabeth Wong ’61

Florence Fujii ’60 and Edward Yee

Foodland Super Market Ltd.

Gannett Foundation

Gayle Pingree

Ginny Tiu

Grace Nakata Hamada ’46

Harlin Young

Harvelyn Cornwell ’70 and James Cooney

Hawaii Association of Independent Schools

Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc

Helen Koide Futagawa ’53

Helen Perreira (deceased)

Jerilyn Chong Kee Jefryes ’60

The Kahiau Foundation

KA‘I Programs at ‘Iolani School

KaiHonua LLC

Kathleen Ruis Brilhante ’62

Larry Schlesinger and Arlene Uchigakiuchi

Leimomi Lammerding ’75

Lorie Kwock ’76 and Kevin Nagata

Loui Choy Wong ’59

Mona Liza Valentin ’91 and Venerando Seguritan

Ogawa & Associates

Olympia Leong ’53 and Calvin Chun

Parents and Children Together

Potpourri School Uniforms

Rhona-Joy Staszkow ’70 and Paul Lubomirski

Robert E. Black Fund

Roman Catholic Church Diocese of Honolulu

Sacred Hearts Academy Lancer Athletic Booster Club

Sacred Hearts Academy Parent

Organization

Saint Louis School

Sandra Rawlins Johnson ’59

School of the Pacifc Islands

Soroptimist International of Waikiki Foundation, Inc.

Sr. Helen Louise Trust Fund

The William G. Irwin Charity Foundation

William Greig

$10,000 TO $24,999

Alethea Au Seto ’80

Alexander & Baldwin, Inc.

ALTRES Foundation

Alu Like, Inc.

Amelia Lee ’68 and David Dolim

Angela Pratt

Ann Lau ’73 and Gary Pang

Ann Mullen ’48 and David Hirsch

Anna Boudreault

Anna Kim ’83

Annie Mendes ’52 and Alfred Freitas

API Security, Inc.

Arcadia Foundation

Arnold and Josefna Baptiste

Atlas Insurance Agency

Bina Wu and Wei Dai

Bow Engineering & Development, Inc.

Carl and Linda Debo

Carole Kai Charities, Inc

Carole Marsh

Carolyn Ho ’89 and Peter Hamasaki

Catering Specialists, Inc.

Celeste Lactaoen ’62 and Paul O’Brien

CLASS GIVING

The Academy Alumnae generously give back to their alma mater. In recognition of their generosity is a list of classes who gave in 2024-2025.

Class of 1940

Class of 1944

Class of 1946

Class of 1947

Class of 1948

Class of 1949

Class of 1950

Class of 1952

Class of 1953

Class of 1954

Class of 1955

Class of 1956

Class of 1957

Class of 1958

Class of 1959

Class of 1960

Class of 1961

Class of 1962

Class of 1963

Class of 1964

Class of 1965

Class of 1966

Class of 1967

Class of 1968

Class of 1969

Class of 1970

Class of 1971

Class of 1972

Class of 1973

Class of 1974

Class of 1975

Class of 1976

Class of 1977

Class of 1978

Class of 1979

Class of 1980

Class of 1981

Class of 1982

Class of 1983

Class of 1984

Class of 1985

Class of 1986

Class of 1987

Class of 1988

Class of 1989

Class of 1890

Class of 1991

Class of 1992

Class of 1994

Class of 1995

Class of 1997

Class of 1998

Class of 1999

Class of 2003

Class of 2007

Class of 2008

Class of 2011

Class of 2014

Class of 2017

Class of 2018

Class of 2020

Class of 2021

Class of 2024

Life-Long Contributors

(continued)

Central Pacifc Bank

Charlotte Ho Tsie ’53

Child Care Aware of America

Choo, Osada & Lee CPA’s Inc.

Class of 1953

Class of 2007

Class of 2008

Class of 2009

Claudette Young Chun ’52

Commercial Sheetmetal Co., Inc.

ControlPoint Surveying, Inc.

Corinne Kam ’78 and Benjamin Pokipala

Corlis Chang ’75

Darice Young ’70

Debra Ann Ishii ’88

Debra Campos ’69 and Leonard Kaae

Delores Benedict

Dennis Uniform Manufacturing Company

Devin Alford and M’liss Moore

DOE Title IV Safe and Drug-Free Schools & Communities

Domingo and Madelaine Leonida

Donald Nicol

Dorotia Adlawan ’52 and Sorrell Waxman

Dr. Glenn and Tammy Medeiros

Edith Leong

Edna Lardizabal ’70 and Herbert Hussey

Edythe Kaanapu ’71

Elahe Omidyar Mir-Djalali

Ernestine Staszkow Rapoza ’52

Ethel Ikeda

Florence Sturgis Kunstman ’58

Florence Tom ’51 and Richard Leong

Friends of Hawaii Charities, Inc.

Friends of Hawaii Robotics

Fung Associates

Gavin Hubbard

Golden Arches Merchants Association of Hawaii

Goodsill Anderson Quinn & Stifel, LLP

Gwendolyn Vinta ’63 and John Knueven

Gwyneth Yim Ching ’62

Harlin Young & Co., Ltd.

Harry and Diane Van Trees

Hawaii Long Term Care Association

Hawaiian Electric Industries, Inc.

Hawaiian Energy Systems, Inc.

Hawaiian Telcom

HEI Charitable Foundation

Helen Yuen Luke ’52

Henry and Dorothy Castle Memorial Fund

Hiromu and Patsy Izumo (deceased)

Honolulu Zonta Club Foundation

Horizon Housing Foundation

Interfresh

Island Insurance Foundation

Jadean Babauta ’82 and Keith Ishii

Jane Spinola ’49 (deceased) and Neil Vasconcellos (deceased)

Jef White

Jhamandas Watumull Fund

Joanne Chun ’69

John and Cheri Yamamoto

Joleen Coito ’75

Kathy Tamashiro ’75 and Michael Shonborn

Kenji and Etsuko Idei

Kent Lau and Gwen Yamamoto-Lau

Knights of Columbus

L. Kang Inc.

Lana Lum ’63 and Gordon Au

Laura Young Chun ’46

Laurene Lau ’69 and Edward Raleigh

Le Nora Nobriga ’68 and Timothy Wee

LeRoy and Nanette Souza

Lifetouch, Inc.

Linda Luke ’67 and Robert Strand

Loretta Whaley ‘52 and Donald Apa

Lorna Leong Daniels ’42

Lorraine Tam Sing ’59 and Lawrence Lau

Lucinda Quon ’66 and Melvin Herolaga

Lynn Rondiak ’54

Margaret Kula Staford ’52 (deceased)

Marianist Center of Hawaii

Marie Blanco ’68

Marjorie Babauta

Marsh USA, Inc.

Mary Oneha ’77

Maylani Lum Chang ’64 in Memory of the Wah Duck and Grace K.S. Young Memorial Fund

Melvia Fong Ho ’46

Mely Soriano ’52 and Daniel McGivern

Merle Yim Sen ’75

Michael and Shelley Cramer

Michelle Coito Tuzon ’65

Misha Roytman

Mona Chang Vierra ’62 (deceased)

Na‘Oiwi Kane

Nicholas and Moani Zablan

Noella Cosco ’07

Obun Hawaii, Inc.

Okada Trucking Co., Ltd.

One Stamford Forum

Patricia Ho Dixon ’62

Patricia Tam ’68

Patsy Young Choy ’52

Peter and Roni Katsikas

Peter Poerzgen and Marina Roytman

Pettus Foundation

Porter Tom Quitiquit Chee & Watts, LLP

ProService Hawaii

Raechel Kula ’94 and Sam Mathi

Remedios Bolante and Steven Tam

GIFTS IN HONOR OF

Alice N. Jones

Alyssa Dominguez ’34

Betty White

Brooklynn Tom ’27

Charlotte Thompson ’32

Christianne Moss

Class of 1940

Class of 1950

Class of 1953

Class of 1955

Class of 1960

Class of 1962

Class of 1965

Rena Dang ’84 and Dennis Hwang

Richard Shibata

Rita Makini Gora ’46 (deceased)

Robert and Nancy Rocheleau

Roberta Murray Oneha ’54 (deceased)

Rosalind Cagampan Deutsch ’48

Saint Augustine Church

Saint Francis Healthcare System of Hawaii

Sally Chang ’76

Sandra Perreira ’69 and Melvin Chang

Sandra Shea ’62 and Clifton Furukawa

Schantz Family Trust

Scott and Cynthia Barley

Scott Schroeder and Koreen Nakahodo

SHA - Student Council

Shanlyn Souza ’87 and Ku‘uhaku Park

Sheila Hessian Watumull ’55

Sr. Katherine Francis Miller, SS.CC. ’57

St. Ann School

St. Elizabeth Church

St. Francis Healthcare Foundation of Hawaii

Stephen and Kelli Haythorne

Class of 1970

Class of 1975

Class of 1981

Cleo Eubanks

Evie R. Faatau

Gwendolyn Aiwohi ’53

Hulali Alford ’14

Hulalimaikalani M. Ochoco

Joyel (Kam) Holt ’61

Julia Barona ’25

Kacey Chong ’18

Kailie Lau ’27

Kaimana Espiritu ’32

Karmann Shea-Cambia ’30

Kenna K. Souza

Steve and Jadelin Young

Sylvia Rousseau Lewis ’54 (deceased)

The Character Education Partnership

The Chest Foundation

The Queen’s Medical Center

Tomkovicz Family Charity Fund

Tommy S. Toma Contractor, Inc.

Tony and Sandra Wong

Torkildson Katz, A Law Corporation

Tsai Family Charitable Fund

Urban Works, Inc.

Vera Villarta ’52 and Dennis Egge

Verizon Foundation

Victoria Ward, Limited

Vince and Sarah Espino

Warren and Napua Wong

Wasa Electrical Services, Inc.

Wen Bin Liu and Jiao Yue Zhao

Yoko Harada

Yvonne Ornellas ’59

Lily Nelson ’37

Madeleine Thompson ’22

Marissa Thompson ’26

Taylor Casison ’33

Tehya E. Ordonez

GIFTS IN MEMORY OF

Barbara Jean Taum ’57

Barbara Mako

Cecelia Mona Joy Lum ’47

Dolores Correia ’51

Dolores Silva ’44

Elizabeth Harris Kong Kee ’63

Elizabeth Joycelyn Chong ’58

Ethel L.T. Zablan ’35

Frances K.H. Zablan ’59

Harriet Lopez Gray ’35

Leilani Ayson ’58

Lena Afonso

Lorraine Molina Ramos ’56

Mary Fong ’48

Miriam Whitney Slate

Mr. & Mrs. Hoy and Hang Hin Lau

Rita Gora ’46

Rose Farm Green ’45

Violet C. Lee Hee ’34

Wilma Tarlton ’39

Audited Statement of Activities

This Statement of Activities for the Year Ending June 30, 2025, has been prepared on a consolidated basis in accordance with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America.

REVENUES, GAINS & SUPPORT

Tuition & Fees, net of Financial Aid of $ Fundraising

Auxiliary Income

Investment Gains & Other Income Employee Retention Tax Credit Net Assets Released from Restrictions

REVENUES

FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES

TABLE SPONSORS

Mahalo to our founders, Trese Kano ’73 and Dwight Otani for creating Academy Uncorked. A special Mahalo to our sponsors and individuals who came out to support our future women leaders through their contributions.

FOUNDING

Trese Kano ’73 and Dwight Otani

D. Otani Produce

PRESENTING SPONSOR - $25,000

Robert and Frances Bean

Thomas and Mi Kosasa

MAGNUM SPONSORS - $15,000

Joseph and Fran Vierra

The LRY Foundation

L. Kang Inc.

Sisters of the Sacred Hearts

CHAMPAGNE SPONSORS - $10,000

Rhona-Joy Staszkow ’70 and Paul Lubomirski

Sisters of the Sacred Hearts

CABERNET SPONSORS - $5,000

Atlas Insurance Agency

Chaminade University of Honolulu

Edythe Kaanapu ’71 (2 tables)

First Hawaiian Bank

Ginny Tiu

Lawrence K. Tseu

Mona Liza Valentin ’91 and Venerando Seguritan

Saint Louis School

Torkildson Katz, A Law Corporation

CHARDONNAY SPONSORS - $3,000

Bow Engineering & Development, Inc.

Carol Uyemura ’76 and Patrick Wong

Central Pacifc Bank

Class of 1965

Jacelynn Catala ’76

Lorie Kwock ’76 and Kevin Nagata

Maryknoll School

Saint Louis School

Scott and Cynthia Barley

Torkildson Katz, A Law Corporation

MERLOT SPONSORS - $2,000

Albert and Maureen Wong (2 tables)

American Savings Bank

Brandy Sato ’94 and Earl Yoshii

Cici Mento ’08

Class of 1965 (2 tables)

Maile Kaanoi ’86 and Leif Sjostrand

Marie Blanco ’68

Mutual of America

Sacred Hearts Academy Lancer Athletic Booster Club

ROSE SPONSORS - $1,200

Lisa Quintal ’74

Randy and Kristen Iwashita

Wayne Castro

PINOT SEATS - $200

API Security, Inc.

Carol A. Young

Christine Lee

Darice Young ’70

Darlene Costales ’75 and Chuck Richards

Deborah Kula

Denise Fenn ’75 and Martin Garrahan

Edna Lardizabal ’70 and Herbert Hussey

Malia Morris ’86

Paulette Williams

Teri Lynn Sato

DONORS

It takes a village of donors to support students and their families through tuition assistance. Mahalo to all who supported Academy Uncorked 2025 which funds scholarships for students.

$10,000 AND ABOVE

The LRY Foundation

$5,000 - $1,000

Class of 1965

Gary Wiseman

LRY Resources

$999 - $500

Laura Young Chun ’46

$499 - $100

AWM, Inc. dba St. Louis Drive-In

Bernadette Lau Ono ’75

Candace Lopes Donohoe ’73

Ku‘ulei Hopu ’66 and Richard Mercado

Lei Genevieve May Vanek ’56

Linda Mistysyn

Loretta Santos ’49 and James Agee

Maria Aldana

Mona Enriquez ’86 and David Schneider

Patricia Alencastre Markwardt ’61

Sandra Rawlins Johnson ’59

St. John Vianney School

Uinise and Adale Ikahihifo

Winifred Markham Harris ’50

$99 AND BELOW

Barbara Browning

Carol Balicoco ’86 and Mark Varela

Charlene Nunes ’61 and Stephen Kealoha

Dawn Tello

Erlyne Ahakuelo ’61 and William Rodrigues

GIFTS-IN-KIND

The Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum

Big Island Candies, Inc.

Brandy Sato ’94 and Earl Yoshii

Cirque Du Soleil

Consolidated Theatres

Costco Wholesale - Iwilei

Costco Wholesale - Waipio

Diamond Bakery

Diamond Head Theatre

Duke’s Waikiki - T S Restaurants

Fighting Eel

Foodland Super Market Ltd.

Hawaii Elite Chiropractic

Hawaii Food & Wine Festival

Honolulu Theatre for Youth

Honolulu Zoo Society

Ice Palace Hawaii

ILGelato

The Kahala Hotel & Resort

Kaneohe Bay BNB

Katrina Cordova Hawaii

Mandy Sato

Market City Limited

Mary Ann Ho

McKinley Car Wash

Mid-Pacifc Country Club

Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum

Roy’s Restaurant

SHA Lancer Locker

Times Supermarket - Kahala

USS Missouri Memorial Association, Inc.

Mahalo

YOUR GENEROSITY MAKES A LASTING DIFFERENCE

Because of your gift, Sacred Hearts Academy grew stronger in its mission to provide exceptional, girl-focused Catholic education. Your support uplifted generations of young women— empowering them to lead with faith, purpose and compassion. Thanks to you, this mission lives on.

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