If you or your organization is interested in speaking at a meeting, please contact our Programs Chair and check out the the club's guidelines for speakers in the article, The Rotary Audience.

Monthly program at Kalihi Elementary School to promote basic education and literacy with students after school.

We need 4-5 volunteers each month.

We will be serving dinner at the Next Step Shelter with Carole Reynold's organization, It Takes a Village. We are collecting non-parishable ready to eat or microwavable foods, bottled water, 2-in-1 shampoos and conditioners, bath soaps, deoderant, toothpaste, and toothbrushes for the shelter.

Sign up with our team for Military HI ACHE members and Rotary Club Hickam Pearl Habor at the NAMI Team site at 

https://www.namiwalks.org/team/24439

An evening of great athletics and fellowship.  Save the date and join the fun!

7 pm at the Stan Sheriff Center

If you or your organization is interested in speaking at a meeting, please contact our Programs Chair and check out the the club's guidelines for speakers in the article, The Rotary Audience.

Monthly program at Kalihi Elementary School to promote basic education and literacy with students after school.

We need 4-5 volunteers each month.

Karaoke, Bingo and Healthy Hearts!

Blood Pressure Screenings from the American Heart Association.

If you or your organization is interested in speaking at a meeting, please contact our Programs Chair and check out the the club's guidelines for speakers in the article, The Rotary Audience.

If you or your organization is interested in speaking at a meeting, please contact our Programs Chair and check out the the club's guidelines for speakers in the article, The Rotary Audience.

Monthly program at Kalihi Elementary School to promote basic education and literacy with students after school.

We need 4-5 volunteers each month.

The Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor is seeking donations for the residents of the Next Step Shelter. Donations for toiletries, non-parishable foods, new or slightly used clothing may be dropped off at R&M Reyes Enterprise (99-899 Iwaena St. #111 Aiea, Hawaii) or by contacting any HPH member to arrange pickup. Your kokua is greatly appreciated.  

If you or your organization is interested in speaking at a meeting, please contact our Programs Chair and check out the the club's guidelines for speakers in the article, The Rotary Audience.

Join the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor and their friends at It Takes a Village at the Next Step Shelter as we celebrate the holiday season by passing out gifts and serving food. 

If you or your organization is interested in speaking at a meeting, please contact our Programs Chair and check out the the club's guidelines for speakers in the article, The Rotary Audience.

David Gillespie is a first-time author of an historical fiction novel, Obake Neko, that connects two stories fifty-five years apart: the secret mission of one of Japan’s WWII aircraft-carrier submarines and its links with current-day Hawaii. Gillespie will relate his research about the Sen Toku submarine and his writing and marketing efforts while dealing with brutal reviewers, crazy editors and the all-powerful Amazon.

If you or your organization is interested in speaking at a meeting, please contact our Programs Chair and check out the the club's guidelines for speakers in the article, The Rotary Audience.

Mission Statement:

Pacific Historic Parks supports the USS Arizona Memorial and other Pacific historic locations through education and interpretive programs, research, preservation, and restoration, to perpetuate the memory of events and honor the people involved in these sites.

Why Was PHP Established?

PHP was founded in 1979 as the Arizona Memorial Museum Association and is a cooperating association with the National Park Service (NPS). A non-profit 501(C)(3), PHP also provides fund development activities and serves as the Friends Group for Pearl Harbor. Kalaupapa National Historical Park, Diamond Head State Monument, American Memorial Park (Saipan), and War in the Pacific National Historical Park (Guam).

What is PHP?

• An NPS Cooperating Association • A Friends Group • A 20-member Board of Directors • A network of “Friends” locally, nationally, and internationally

If you or your organization is interested in speaking at a meeting, please contact our Programs Chair and check out the the club's guidelines for speakers in the article, The Rotary Audience.

Monthly program at Kalihi Elementary School to promote basic education and literacy with students after school.

We need 4-5 volunteers each month.

Our Oahu Rotary Youth Leadership Awards program is currently being planned. Rotarians Geoff Horvath (Oahu RYLA Coordinator) and Natasha Clarin (Yout Service Team Leader) will be sending out information on this important program soon.  While we are trying to keep costs down, the cost per student is anticipated to be about $250. If you would like to help plan and help with this event please contact Geoff.

More details to follow. For more information, please contact Geoff Horvath.  

In lieu of a meeting this evening, the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor is partnering with the RC of Honolulu Sunrise at Kahauiki Village. Visit the Events Page for more information on the Readers Rally event.

If you or your organization is interested in speaking at a meeting, please contact our Programs Chair and check out the the club's guidelines for speakers in the article, The Rotary Audience.

The Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor is parterning with the RC of Honolulu Sunrise at Kahauiki Village on Thursday, February 7th for an incredible Service Project. In lieu of the Feb 7^th meeting, we will be meeting at Kahauiki Village.  We can count this as a meeting and a Community Service project.  No planning is necessary, except for manpower that consists of serving dinner and fellowship with the residents. 

If you or your organization is interested in speaking at a meeting, please contact our Programs Chair and check out the the club's guidelines for speakers in the article, The Rotary Audience.

Monthly program at Kalihi Elementary School to promote basic education and literacy with students after school.

We need 4-5 volunteers each month.

If you or your organization is interested in speaking at a meeting, please contact our Programs Chair and check out the the club's guidelines for speakers in the article, The Rotary Audience.

If you or your organization is interested in speaking at a meeting, please contact our Programs Chair and check out the the club's guidelines for speakers in the article, The Rotary Audience.

If you or your organization is interested in speaking at a meeting, please contact our Programs Chair and check out the the club's guidelines for speakers in the article, The Rotary Audience.

Monthly program at Kalihi Elementary School to promote basic education and literacy with students after school.

We need 4-5 volunteers each month.

If you or your organization is interested in speaking at a meeting, please contact our Programs Chair and check out the the club's guidelines for speakers in the article, The Rotary Audience.

If you or your organization is interested in speaking at a meeting, please contact our Programs Chair and check out the the club's guidelines for speakers in the article, The Rotary Audience.

Rotary at Ka`ena Point - Plant restoration, Hike, and Cleanup

Join the Rotary Club of Hickam Peal Harbor as we help with native plant restoration efforts at Kaena Point and clean up along the way. Sign up here: https://rotaryhph.org/event/rotary-day-at-kaena-point/

Details:
Meet the group between 8-8:30am at the entrance of the hiking trail from the Dillingham side of Ka'ena Point. There will be a one mile hike to a location where we will do some plant restoration and cleanup. We will be working for approximately 2-3 hours and then walking back.

It is going to be hot and dry, without any shade. Please be sure to wear appropriate attire and sunblock.

Bring a backpack, water, hat/head covering and extra sunblock. Shoes, sneakers, or boots are preferred.If you have work gloves, please bring them.

Due to the bird sanctuary, pets/animals are not allowed.

DIRECTIONS:

Mokule‘ia route, take H-2 to Kaukonahua Road (Route 803) to Farrington Highway (Route 930) past Waialua and go about 1 mile past Camp Erdman. The trailhead on either side of Ka‘ena Point begins where the paved road ends and a rough 4-wheel drive road begins.

For more information about the hike, visit http://dlnr.hawaii.gov/dsp/hiking/oahu/kaena-point-trail/

***Please note that this is from the NORTH SHORE SIDE and not the Waianae Side.***