The HPH Board of Directors (BOD) meet monthly to discuss club health, goals and strategy. Committee Chairs are welcome to join to provide a committee update at the meeting or can submit their report to the Club Secretary prior to the meeting. The committee reports should include committee stats, upcoming activities details, after action reports, and any budget updates.  

This meeting is for officers, directors, committee chairs, and invited guests. To learn more about the Board and Club Committees, click here.

To add an item to the agenda, email the Club Secretary at Secretary@RotaryHPH.org.

To view past meeting minutes, go to RotaryHPH.org > News & Updates > Meeting Minutes

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Join the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor for our General Membership Meeting with Lori Kahikina, Executive Director and CEO of HART, as our guest speaker. 

Location: AMR Community Center (Base access is not required).

Light food and drinks will be provided.
RotaryHPH Members: $5
Non-Members: $10
(Suggested donations paid at the door.)

Lori Kahikina is the Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transportation (HART). Kahikina is responsible for the design and construction of the Honolulu Rail Transit Project, which will be the nation’s first automated commuter rail system.

Before joining HART, Kahikina was the Director of Environmental Services with the City and County of Honolulu where she was responsible for administering the design and construction of the City’s waste water and solid waste programs, including the completion of a federally mandated consent decree waste water program of over $5 billion. Kahikina is a proud graduate of Kamehameha Schools and the University of Hawaii. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering and has a license in Civil Engineering.

District Grant Applications are due to grants@rotaryd5000.org by June 15, 2023. 

District Grants can be used for local or international projects. For international DG projects, it is highly recommended that you have a Rotary Host Partner (Rotary Club or Rotaract Club) in the country where the project is taking place.

Applications must be approved by the District Foundation Committee BEFORE the project can be implemented and you have received funds from the Foundation Committee. District Grant funds must be deposited in your Grant Account (see the MOU and Financial Management Plan details below) and all funds proposed for the Grant in your application must be disbursed from your Grants account. Failure to comply with this requirement may jeopardize the entire District Grant application for everyone.

1. Complete the Complete the District Grant Application Form
2. Submit applications by June 15 to grants@rotaryd5000.org
3. Clubs will be notified of approvals. Clubs need to provide a bank statement showing all matching funds on deposit in their grant account before your district DDF funds are released.
4. Submit the Final Report within 2 months of the project completion date, or by the deadline of May 31.

All Projects MUST be completed by June 30 or the DDF will have to be returned to the District to return to The Rotary Foundation. Please select projects that can be completed by May of the grant year.

For the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor, please submit your proposals to Club Grants Chair, Allen Kamemoto.

Kaka'ako Park is Makai of Ala Moana Boulevard at the end of Cooke Stree~ and makai of the John Burns School of Medicine. Opened in November of 1992 on the site of a former municipal landfill, it consists of 35 acres of grass-covered rolling hills adjacent to the ocean. The panoramic view of the ocean is spectacularl!

It is also the location of the Ehime Maru Memorial which memorializes the tragic accident on 2/06/01 when the submarine USS Greeneville collided with the Japanese fishery high school training ship Ehime Maru from Ehime Prefecture in Shikoku, Japan. Nine of the thirty five people on board were killed: four high-school students, two teachers, and three crew members.

We will clean the park of trash, for an hour, then clean the Memorial, located in the center of the park, at the highest point. Initial meeting point will be at the steps between the park and the parking lot to distribute supplies and instructions.

Please register here if you can help out with this very worthwhile and inspiring project. We will need a headcount by June 14th so we can determine the scope of the work.

Join the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor for our General Membership Meeting with Hawai'i District 16 State Senator Brandon Elefante as our guest speaker. 

Location: AMR Community Center (Base access is not required).

Light food and drinks will be provided.
RotaryHPH Members: $5
Non-Members: $10
(Suggested donations paid at the door.)

Senate District 16
‘Aiea, ‘Aiea Heights, Hālawa, Pearlridge, Newtown, Royal Summit, Waimalu, Waiau, Momilani, Pacific Palisades, and Pearl City

Born in ‘Aiea to a single mother and raised by Filipino immigrant grandparents, Brandon learned the values of commitment and responsibility at an early age. He was also taught about respect, the importance of hard work, and the value of community through his extended family.

After graduating from ‘Aiea High School, Brandon sought to explore beyond what Hawai‘i had to offer. He decided to attend Saint Mary’s College of California, where he discovered his passion for public service. He served as a resident advisor to his peers in the dormitories, and cofounded the Hawai‘i Club, where he later served as president. He received numerous awards for his dedication to student affairs and community service.

Upon graduating with a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics and Business Administration, Brandon moved back home and taught social justice and world religions at Damien Memorial School. He also became active in his community once again, serving on the ‘Aiea Neighborhood Board, and eventually became a staff assistant to Hawai‘i State Senator Will Espero.

From 2011 to 2014, Brandon began working as a legislative aide to Honolulu City Councilmember Breene Harimoto. He assisted the Councilmember with tracking and following infrastructure and development projects as well as handling constituent issues in the ‘Aiea, Pearl City and Waipahū communities. This experience solidified his commitment to public service to serve the people of Hawai‘i.

Brandon is currently the Vice Chair for the Water and Land (WTL) committee and the Public Safety and Intergovernmental and Military Affairs (PSM) committee, as well as a member of the Judiciary (JDC) committee and Transportation and Culture and the Arts (TCA) committee. He is also the Co-Chair of the Joint Crime and Justice Caucus and a member of the Filipino Caucus.

The HPH Board of Directors (BOD) meet monthly to discuss club health, goals and strategy. Committee Chairs are asked to submit their committee report to the Club Secretary prior to the meeting. The committee reports should include committee stats, upcoming activities details, after action reports, and any budget updates.  

This meeting is for officers, directors, and invited guests. To learn more about the Board and Club Committees, click here.

To add an item to the agenda, email the Club Secretary at Secretary@RotaryHPH.org.

To view past meeting minutes, go to RotaryHPH.org > News & Updates > Meeting Minutes

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Volunteers Needed

Join the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor as we serve our friends at the Keauhou Shelter.

Setup begins at 6:00pm.

About Keauhou Shelter

Keauhou (Keauhou means “a new beginning”) is located at 1020 Isenberg St in Honolulu (Map). We accept walk-ins and referrals based on availability. Walk-ins can come as early as 8:30 a.m. to fill out an intake pre-application. If space is available, staff will schedule a new time for applicant to return to complete the admission paperwork (no later than 4 p.m.).

Keauhou provides emergency housing using the Housing First model. This model allows us to enroll clients straight from the street and assist them once they are housed. Keauhou holds 75 clients in a dormitory-type arrangement with shared bathrooms and showers, shared kitchen, and laundry spaces.

Services include:

• Emergency shelter for couples and individuals
• Housing placement assistance
• Job training
• Obtain documents (State ID, social security card, etc.)
• Mail services

Eligibility Criteria:

• Homeless or at risk of being homeless.

Join the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor kick off the new Rotary year with our first General Membership Meeting of the 2023-2024 year.

Please order your meals here: https://checkout.square.site/buy/T2IYK3EWZHBV7U7HXKFU3YAP

Volunteers Needed!

🌺 Join us for a day of service and celebration! 🌺

Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor presents the Pearl Harbor Historic Trail Bike Path Clean-up, followed by a sizzling BBQ to celebrate our summer birthdays. 🚲🌭

🗓️ Date: Saturday, July 29th starting at 9am
🚩 Location: Pearl Harbor Historic Trail Bike Path

Let's roll up our sleeves and make a positive impact on our community as we beautify the Pearl Harbor Historic Trail Bike Path. 🌿 Together, we can preserve the natural beauty and honor the historical significance of this cherished trail. 🚴‍♀️

After our rewarding service project, it's time to kick back and celebrate! 🎉 Join us for a delightful BBQ, where we'll savor mouthwatering treats, engage in lively conversations, and commemorate the summer birthdays within our RotaryHPH family. 🎂🍔

This is an opportunity to connect with passionate individuals who share a common goal of serving our community while creating lasting memories. 🌟 Let's make a difference and have fun doing it!

To participate, register today and don't miss out on this incredible day of service and celebration!

🤝🌺 Let's come together, inspire change, and honor our community spirit. Join us for a day filled with purpose and joy!

Join the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor for a queen's farewell to honor Mrs. Hawaii Petite 2023, Rotarian Ali Josselet before she competes at Mrs. Petite USA 2023 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on August 9-12, 2023

Follow Ali on Instagram at @mrshawaiipetite

Please RSVP with President Joshua or register online. A menu will be provided to those that register to preorder meals. 

No shows will be billed accordingly.

Join the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor for our General Membership Meeting on the 2nd and 3rd Tuesdays of the month.

Light pupus and drinks provided. Suggested donation for Members: $5 / Non-Members: $10

Join us as at our General Membership Meeting as we learn about new HPH member, Lynn Goya's vocation.

LOCATION CHANGE TO BIG CITY DINER PEARLRIDGE - ROOM OPENS AT 5:30PM

Join the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor for our General Membership Meeting on the 2nd and 3rd Tuesdays of the month.

Speaker: Honolulu City Council Member Radiant Cordero

Please order off of menu and pay at registration desk. Suggested donation for Members: $5 / Non-Members: $10

District 7 Councilmember
Council Floor Leader
Current Term: 2021-2025 | Serving Since: Jan. 2, 2021

Kapālama Kai, Kalihi Kai, Kahauiki, Mauliola (Sand Island), Moku Mokauea, Moanalua, Āliapa'akai (Salt Lake), Māpunapuna, Ahua (Airport), Āliamanu, Kapūkakī (Red Hill), Kapuaikaula (Hickam), Moku'ume'ume (Ford Island), Hālawa, 'Aiea, Kalauao, and Waimalu Kai. 

Radiant has dedicated her career to her community through various roles in nonprofits, journalism, and local government. While in school, she worked for Abilities Unlimited – Winners at Work, working with persons with disabilities on job training and retention and ClubCharm, USA, working with keiki on leadership development and even filling the void during Furlough Fridays. After graduating with her Bachelor’s degrees, she served as a legislative aide at the Office of the Vice Speaker of the House of Representatives, while still serving at the nonprofits and taking on two additional front desk jobs at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel and Sheraton Waikiki Hotel. She also served as assistant editor for the Fil-Am Courier, a (Hawai‘i’s leading and longest running Filipino publication). Radiant previously served as chief of staff to Honolulu City Councilmember Joey Manahan of District 7, where she worked on many issues related to homelessness, public safety, critical infrastructure, city budget, transportation, and fighting for county resources at the State Legislature. She is a tireless advocate for the community that she has called home for her entire life and has been shaped into the servant leader she is today by the people and culture within it.

The HPH Board of Directors (BOD) meet monthly to discuss club health, goals and strategy. Committee Chairs are asked to submit their committee report to the Club Secretary prior to the meeting. The committee reports should include committee stats, upcoming activities details, after action reports, and any budget updates.  

This meeting is for officers, directors, and invited guests. To learn more about the Board and Club Committees, click here.

To add an item to the agenda, email the Club Secretary at Secretary@RotaryHPH.org.

To view past meeting minutes, go to RotaryHPH.org > News & Updates > Meeting Minutes

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The HPH Board of Directors (BOD) meet monthly to discuss club health, goals and strategy. Committee Chairs are asked to submit their committee report to the Club Secretary prior to the meeting. The committee reports should include committee stats, upcoming activities details, after action reports, and any budget updates.  

This meeting is for officers, directors, and invited guests. To learn more about the Board and Club Committees, click here.

To add an item to the agenda, email the Club Secretary at Secretary@RotaryHPH.org.

To view past meeting minutes, go to RotaryHPH.org > News & Updates > Meeting Minutes

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Join Team RotaryHPH for the Out of the Darkness Community Walk!

Update 9/6/2023:

• Meet at 8:30 at Skygate near Honolulu Hale.  You'll see tents setup.  Parking is available on the street.
• Please bring your own water
• At 9:00, there will be a short program, followed by the 1.2 mile walk from So. King St. to Richards St. to So. Beretania to Alapai
• After the walk, we will be heading over to Aloha Brew at 700 Queen St.  Valet parking is available for $4.
• Wear your Rotary shirt.
• Guy Hagi said it will be sunny so we won't have to worry about rain.

Are you ready to lace up your sneakers, feel the fresh air, and make a difference in our community?

We have an exciting opportunity for you to get active and support a cause that truly matters. The Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor is forming a team for the upcoming Out of the Darkness Community Walk, and we want YOU to be a part of it!

Event Details:
Date: September 9, 2023
Check-in Time: 8:00 AM
Walk Start Time: 9:00 AM
Location: Skygate at Frank Fasi Civic Center Park, Honolulu, Hawaii

The Out of the Darkness Community Walk, organized by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP), is an incredible event that aims to raise awareness about suicide prevention, support those affected by suicide loss, and promote mental health. By joining Team RotaryHPH, you'll be contributing to these important initiatives while having a fantastic time with fellow members and friends.

Why should you join our team?

1. Make a Meaningful Impact: Your participation and contributions will directly support AFSP's research, education, advocacy, and support programs, making a significant impact in the fight against suicide.
2. Foster Community Spirit: Walking side by side with our fellow Rotarians and friends, we'll strengthen our bonds, promote a sense of unity, and demonstrate our commitment to supporting one another.
3. Embrace the Outdoors: Enjoy the beautiful surroundings of Skygate at Frank Fasi Civic Center Park as we walk together, soaking up the sunshine and breathing in the fresh Hawaiian air. It's a perfect opportunity to engage in physical activity for a great cause.
4. Spread Awareness: By participating, you become an advocate for suicide prevention, helping to break down stigmas surrounding mental health and encouraging open conversations within our community.

Whether you're an experienced walker or new to this type of event, we welcome everyone to join us. No matter your age or fitness level, your presence and enthusiasm will make a difference. Even if you can't attend the walk, you can still support our team by making a donation to the cause. Every dollar counts and brings us closer to a future with fewer lives lost to suicide.

To join Team RotaryHPH or make a donation, please visit the AFSP event page:

>> https://supporting.afsp.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=donorDrive.team&teamID=319262 <<

Be sure to select "Join Our Team" or "Donate" to show your support. We encourage you to spread the word to your family, friends, and colleagues, as they are more than welcome to join us too!

Let's show our community what RotaryHPH is all about—making positive change, one step at a time.

Together, we can create a world where no one feels alone, and where mental health is prioritized and supported.

If you have any questions or need further information, please don't hesitate to reach out to Lynn Goya. We're here to assist you every step of the way.

Thank you for your support, and we look forward to walking alongside you on September 9th!

Join the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor for our General Membership Meeting on the 2nd and 3rd Tuesdays of the month.

When not ordering food from the restaurant, suggested donation for Members: $5 / Non-Members: $10

We will be meeting at Big City Diner Pearlridge. Please pre-order your meal here: https://checkout.square.site/merchant/0JDS0T9K23GYM/checkout/P4JUTMTGDBSYBRJMT6AEZ4PE

The Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor is organizing a work project at the Kahuiki Village, a low income housing development for families with children currently living in transitional housing, have jobs and income to pay rent.  The District has been supporting this effort since its inception with the first increment completed in 2018.  

We are organizing 60 Navy volunteers to paint the administrative office, clear the magrove area and trash surrounding the Village.  We need help in directing the sailors in parking and working in their selected areas.  

Please let me know if you are able to help.

Mahalo,

Allen 

Join the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor for our General Membership Meeting on the 2nd and 3rd Tuesdays of the month.

When not ordering food, suggested donation for Members: $5 / Non-Members: $10

We will meeting at Big City Diner Pearlridge. Please pre-order your food here: https://checkout.square.site/merchant/0JDS0T9K23GYM/checkout/FFLRDCBRQDDCXQNXG2IH3T45

Randy Soriano, Executive Director

Dedicating himself to his values through years of leadership as a nonprofit executive, Randy Soriano specializes in program development, project management and fundraising. His passion for connecting people and serving the community has been proven through countless hours devoted to various nonprofit and community organizations. He is a Past President of the Rotary E-Club of Hawaii, serving a two-year term that oversaw an aggressive strategic plan to grow the Club’s membership and community partnerships.

About the Hawaii LGBT Legacy Foundation

The Hawaii LGBT Legacy Foundation produces Honolulu Pride, hosts the LGBTQ+ Center Honolulu and creates educational programs that inform and empower Hawaii’s LGBTQIA+ community. We also provide financial and in-kind support to organizations addressing social, health and economic inequalities in our communities. The Hawaii LGBT Legacy Foundation is a federally recognized 501(c)(3) non-­‐profit organization in Hawai’i. It was formed in 2008 to connect and act as a facilitator with all other LGBT organizations, businesses and services throughout the State of Hawaii.

Vision

The Hawai`i LGBT Legacy Foundation is committed to a legacy of hope, equality and unity. We help our community live happy, healthy and productive lives as an integral part of the larger diverse community that is Hawaii.

Mission

The mission of the Hawai`i LGBT Legacy Foundation is to support, empower, educate, unify, and facilitate LGBT organizations and individuals in Hawaii.

Purpose

The purpose of the Hawai`i LGBT Legacy Foundation is to nurture and support its community by creating a more healthy and compassionate environment for all.

Values

With respect and equality for all, the Hawai`i LGBT Legacy Foundation will carry out its mission with compassion, excellence and integrity.

RSVP & Pre-Order Food Here: https://checkout.square.site/buy/KNTS3IUQXP7RWEOOBFT3JMJM

Randy Soriano, Executive Director

Dedicating himself to his values through years of leadership as a nonprofit executive, Randy Soriano specializes in program development, project management and fundraising. His passion for connecting people and serving the community has been proven through countless hours devoted to various nonprofit and community organizations. He is a Past President of the Rotary E-Club of Hawaii, serving a two-year term that oversaw an aggressive strategic plan to grow the Club’s membership and community partnerships.

About the Hawaii LGBT Legacy Foundation

The Hawaii LGBT Legacy Foundation produces Honolulu Pride, hosts the LGBTQ+ Center Honolulu and creates educational programs that inform and empower Hawaii’s LGBTQIA+ community. We also provide financial and in-kind support to organizations addressing social, health and economic inequalities in our communities. The Hawaii LGBT Legacy Foundation is a federally recognized 501(c)(3) non-­‐profit organization in Hawai’i. It was formed in 2008 to connect and act as a facilitator with all other LGBT organizations, businesses and services throughout the State of Hawaii.

Vision

The Hawai`i LGBT Legacy Foundation is committed to a legacy of hope, equality and unity. We help our community live happy, healthy and productive lives as an integral part of the larger diverse community that is Hawaii.

Mission

The mission of the Hawai`i LGBT Legacy Foundation is to support, empower, educate, unify, and facilitate LGBT organizations and individuals in Hawaii.

Purpose

The purpose of the Hawai`i LGBT Legacy Foundation is to nurture and support its community by creating a more healthy and compassionate environment for all.

Values

With respect and equality for all, the Hawai`i LGBT Legacy Foundation will carry out its mission with compassion, excellence and integrity.

The HPH Board of Directors (BOD) meet monthly to discuss club health, goals and strategy. Committee Chairs are asked to submit their committee report to the Club Secretary prior to the meeting. The committee reports should include committee stats, upcoming activities details, after action reports, and any budget updates.  

This meeting is for officers, directors, and invited guests. To learn more about the Board and Club Committees, click here.

To add an item to the agenda, email the Club Secretary at Secretary@RotaryHPH.org.

To view past meeting minutes, go to RotaryHPH.org > News & Updates > Meeting Minutes

Subscribe to this Calendar

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Join the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor for our General Membership Meeting at Big City Diner.

Please pre-order your meal here: https://square.link/u/uwJTsgEs

To order more than one item, access the event from our online store.

When not ordering food from the restaurant, suggested donation for Members: $5 / Non-Members: $10

Meeting Agenda

1. Room Opens at 5:30pm for check in / Networking
2. Meeting Begins at 6:00pm
3. Opening Pledge / Song / Thought of the Day
4. Introduction of Guests
5. Rotary Minute (Non Guest Speaker Meetings)
6. Happy Dollars
7. Committee Reports (Non Guest Speaker Meetings)
8. Speaker
9. Announcements / Next Event / Next Meeting
10. 4-Way Test
11. Close / Networking

Register to Attend | Order Your Meal

Join the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor for our General Membership Meeting at Big City Diner.

Please pre-order your meal here: https://square.link/u/iqdpf5aX​

To order more than one item, access the event from our online store.

When not ordering food from the restaurant, suggested donation for Members: $5 / Non-Members: $10

Meeting Agenda

1. Room Opens at 5:30pm for check in / Networking
2. Meeting Begins at 6:00pm
3. Opening Pledge / Song / Thought of the Day
4. Introduction of Guests
5. Rotary Minute (Non Guest Speaker Meetings)
6. Happy Dollars
7. Committee Reports (Non Guest Speaker Meetings)
8. Speaker
9. Announcements / Next Event / Next Meeting
10. 4-Way Test
11. Close / Networking

Register to Attend | Order Your Meal

Join the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor and the City and County of Honolulu as we clean up the Pearl Harbor Bike Path. 

Our club will be at our adopted area behind the Best Buy in Aiea. Please register to join our team!

We're partnering with Dynamic Healing Center to host a Community Service Project on Halloween. 

If you're interested in volunteering or become an event sponsor, register today!

More information to come. 

The HPH Board of Directors (BOD) meet monthly to discuss club health, goals and strategy. Committee Chairs are asked to submit their committee report to the Club Secretary prior to the meeting. The committee reports should include committee stats, upcoming activities details, after action reports, and any budget updates.  

This meeting is for officers, directors, and invited guests. To learn more about the Board and Club Committees, click here.

To add an item to the agenda, email the Club Secretary at Secretary@RotaryHPH.org.

To view past meeting minutes, go to RotaryHPH.org > News & Updates > Meeting Minutes

Subscribe to this Calendar

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Join the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor for our General Membership Meeting at Big City Diner.

Please pre-order your meal here: **LINK COMING SOON**

When not ordering food from the restaurant, suggested donation for Members: $5 / Non-Members: $10

Meeting Agenda

1. Room Opens at 5:30pm for check in / Networking
2. Meeting Begins at 6:00pm
3. Opening Pledge / Song / Thought of the Day
4. Introduction of Guests
5. Rotary Minute (Non Guest Speaker Meetings)
6. Happy Dollars
7. Committee Reports (Non Guest Speaker Meetings)
8. Speaker
9. Announcements / Next Event / Next Meeting
10. 4-Way Test
11. Close / Networking

Whether your club is a subordinate under Rotary International’s 501(c)(4) group exemption or is independently tax-exempt, the IRS requires that all Rotary clubs in the U.S. and its territories file an annual information return. For clubs whose tax year follows the Rotary year, the deadline to file is 15 November. The form a club must file is dependent upon its gross receipts for the year. For more information, please see Frequently asked questions about annual reporting requirements for exempt organizations at www.irs.gov. 

It is important that your club comply with IRS requirements. Please note Section 6033(j) of the Internal Revenue Code automatically revokes the exemption of any organization that fails to satisfy its filing requirement for three consecutive years. 

Our document, US Rotary and Rotaract Clubs and the IRS: Frequently Asked Questions, provides general information about Rotary clubs and the IRS. For specific questions regarding your club’s tax-exempt status, reporting requirements, or your club’s ability to file, contact local counsel, your tax adviser, or the IRS directly at www.irs.gov or 877-829-5500.  

Save the date for Kalihi Elementary School's Annual Turket Trot.

More information to come.

Rotarians: A valid background check is required to attend.

Non-Rotarians/Guests: Please contact the individual that invited you to ensure he/she/they have a valid background check on file.

Join the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor for our General Membership Meeting at Big City Diner.

Please pre-order your meal here: **LINK COMING SOON**

When not ordering food from the restaurant, suggested donation for Members: $5 / Non-Members: $10

Meeting Agenda

1. Room Opens at 5:30pm for check in / Networking
2. Meeting Begins at 6:00pm
3. Opening Pledge / Song / Thought of the Day
4. Introduction of Guests
5. Rotary Minute (Non Guest Speaker Meetings)
6. Happy Dollars
7. Committee Reports (Non Guest Speaker Meetings)
8. Speaker
9. Announcements / Next Event / Next Meeting
10. 4-Way Test
11. Close / Networking

Volunteers Needed

Join the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor as we serve our friends at the Keauhou Shelter.

Setup begins at 6:00pm.

About Keauhou Shelter

Keauhou (Keauhou means “a new beginning”) is located at 1020 Isenberg St in Honolulu (Map). We accept walk-ins and referrals based on availability. Walk-ins can come as early as 8:30 a.m. to fill out an intake pre-application. If space is available, staff will schedule a new time for applicant to return to complete the admission paperwork (no later than 4 p.m.).

Keauhou provides emergency housing using the Housing First model. This model allows us to enroll clients straight from the street and assist them once they are housed. Keauhou holds 75 clients in a dormitory-type arrangement with shared bathrooms and showers, shared kitchen, and laundry spaces.

Services include:

• Emergency shelter for couples and individuals
• Housing placement assistance
• Job training
• Obtain documents (State ID, social security card, etc.)
• Mail services

Eligibility Criteria:

• Homeless or at risk of being homeless.