Events

This Friday Aug 30th is our next service project for the homeless.  We will be serving and providing the meal and need your help by providing chili for those who will be attending. 

If you are unable to come but still want to help by supplying some chili me know.  We need to serve about 100 people.

Let's serve those that are in need at the Next Step Shelter on Friday, August 30th.

Lea Dominici

Monthly board meeting. 

Brian Kajiyama, a native of Kailua on Oahu, now teaches at the University of Hawai'i of Manoa, as an instructor for the Department of Special Education.  Brian has cerebral palsy and graduated from University of Hawai’i-Manoa with a bachelor and master's degree.  He also worked under head football coach June Jones, who named Brian a graduate assistant coach in 2007. During his tenure as a coach, Brian worked alongside then UH defensive line coach Jeff Reinebold. During his two years working as a graduate assistant, the Warriors went 23-4 and appeared in the 2006 Hawai'i Bowl and the 2007 Sugar Bowl.  The 2006 and 2007 seasons were the most successful back to back seasons in Hawai'i's storied football history. Brian’s contributions to the Warrior Football Team and his friendship with Reinebold were chronicled nationally in the 2008 ESPN E:60 news segment entitled "Heart of a Warrior."  He is the only known person with cerebral palsy to ever have had an on field role in NCAA Division IA Football program.

LOKO PA`AIAU FISHPOND RESTORATION

Learn about: Ancient Hawaiian Fishponds, Native Hawaiian Plant Species and Endangered Water Birds

Access via McGrew Point Military Housing --more info to come on getting base acces

Wear/Bring
Closed-toe shoes, Hat, Sunglasses, Sunscreen, Bug Spray, Water, Snack Provided
Water refills, Gloves, First-aid Kit, Hand/Power Tools, Rest Station, Restroom shuttle to Aiea State Park

For Safety reasons: No children under 8 years old Adult supervision required

Monthly board meeting. 

Let's sing, so THEY can dance.

Who are “they”? Those that live in countries where #polio is still a threat.

Join Hawaii's Rotarians on #worldpolioday (Thursday, October 24, 2019) at Nocturna Lounge for #Rotaroke a #district5000 FUNdraiser to raise awareness about the crippling disease.

General Admission $20 | College Admission $15

Tickets can be found online at Rotaroke.Eventbrite.com or you can request tickets through any #rotary or #rotaract club president. Let's #endpolio together.

Follow @rotaryhph on Instagram for more details and event links.

Visit www.endpolio.org to learn about the efforts made by Rotary International.

See you there!

#RotaryConnectsTheWorld #karaoke #videogames #contests #prizes #fun #honolulu #hawaii

Purchase tickets at https://rotaroke.eventbrite.com or visit the Facebook Event Page at https://www.facebook.com/events/523480745081542/

This Friday Oct 25th is our next service project for the homeless.  We will be serving and providing the meal and need your help by providing salad, fruit, drink mix, plates and forks to go with the pizza all ready arrange. We also need help severing the food.

If you are unable to come but still want to help by supplying items listed above please let me know. 

Let's serve those that are in need at the Next Step Shelter on Friday, October 25th.

Lea Dominici

Interact Club of Dole Middle School's General Meeting

Visit Dole MS Interact Page for more details. 

Monthly board meeting. 

Interact Club of Dole Middle School's General Meeting

Visit Dole MS Interact Page for more details. 

Join the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor on Saturday, November 16th from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m at Oeno Winemaking in Kailua. 

Named after the Greek wine goddess, Oeno (Eeh-No) Winemaking is Oahu'a only Winery. Using an Italian technique, Oeno wines are naturally produced with little to no sulfite preservatives and shorter aging. The result is an intensely fresh and vibrant wine that finishes clean and silky smooth.

You will be offered a unique hands-on experience in creating a personalized bottle of world-class wine with friends, old and new.

Tickets are $40 and includes light pupus and your very own bottle of wine. Proceeds go to support the many services projects of the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor.

Limited tickets on sale at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wine-bottling-party-with-rotary-hph-tickets-69386740609

About Arjun:

Dr. Arjun Aryal grew up in a remote village in Nepal as a goatherder. After his undergraduate degree in Nepal, Arjun continued his education at Cambridge University (United Kingdom) and then at Purdue University (Indiana, USA) for his graduate studies. He later received a PhD in Geophysics from the University of Hawaii at Manoa.

Currently, Arjun is a researcher at UH Manoa and an instructor of Geology at UH-Honolulu Community College. Arjun serves as the Faculty Advisor for the Rotaract Club of UH Manoa with RC Honolulu Sunset’s President, Dr. James Ham.

Right after the devastating 2015 earthquake in Nepal, Arjun initiated a program to support earthquake-orphaned kids to continue their education, with over 100 earthquake-orphaned kids currently receiving help to continue their education. Arjun continues to be actively involved in several charities throughout Hawaii, including the Education International Foundation in Hawaii and serves on the planning committee for the 2020 Oahu RYLA Camp.  Recently, Arjun has started a charity to promote sustainable environment and education.

Arjun is currently a member the Rotary Club of Honolulu Sunset and serves on D5000’s International Service team. He is the international contact (host) for Global Grant 1988399, "Chunder Drinking Water Project" in Nepal. This project aims to develop a drinking water supply in a rural village in Nepal.

Arjun’s talk will include the importance of Global Grant 1988399 and the survival of Nepal’s indigenous communities.

RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/2609367105798421/

Meet at Dole MS in Portable 7. Look for the Food Pantry signs. 

Visit Dole MS Interact Page for more details. 

Join HPH Rotarians spend the afternoon at Kalihi Elementary School as we have some fun at the school's annual Turkey Trot!

Monthly board meeting. 

Join the Dole MS Interact Club on their Campus Beautification Service Project. Students and volunteers will be picking up trash around the campus and getting to know the community. At 11am, there will be a pizza party. 

Monthly board meeting. 

Join the many volunteer experts from Hawaii's Labor Unions as they spend a day in Labor of Love at HPH's adopted school, Kalihi Elementary School on Saturday, January 25th from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm. We are looking for 200+ volunteers to work with expert electricians, painters, tapers, carpenters, and so much more to improve the school campus.

We are looking for 10 volunteers to join us at the Next Step Shelter to help serve dinner to the residents. 

The Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor will provide the meal and drinks. All we need is YOU!

We will also be distributing toiletry bags. If you would like to make a donation for the toiletry bags, please bring donations to R&M Reyes Enterprises in Halawa during regular business hours (Monday through Friday from 8am-4pm) or let any HPH member know.

Let's serve those that are in need at the Next Step Shelter on Friday, January 31st.

Monthly board meeting. 

A weekend for high school students in grades 9-11^th to learn leadership skills, form lasting friendships, and experience the Rotary Way, Service Above Self. Oahu’s RYLA camp is put on by a group of volunteers made up of Rotarians and other community leaders to provide a lasting impression on our future leaders.

At the conclusion of the camp, RYLA participants can expect to:

• Build communication and problem-solving skills;
• Discover strategies for becoming a dynamic leader in school or community;
• Learn from community leaders, inspirational speakers, and peer mentors; and
• Unlock potential that turns motivation into action.