Events

Join Rotary Club HPH for a hands-on community service project as we come together to restore outdoor benches and tables for our local school.

We’ll be sanding and repainting a total of 22 benches and 8 tables, helping to refresh shared spaces for students and the community. This is a great opportunity to give back, connect with others, and make a visible impact in just one morning.

Volunteer Details:

• We’re seeking up to 25 adult volunteers who are comfortable using basic tools
• Volunteers will work alongside participants from KTV, YMCA, and Dole faculty
• Each group will include approximately 3 adults supervising youth participants
• Members of the Dole Interact Club (8 students) will join for final sanding and painting

Schedule:

• 8:00 AM – Adult volunteers begin sanding (orbital sanders will be used)
• 9:00 AM -12:00 PM – Student volunteers arrive to assist with final sanding and painting (with supervised use of tools)

Check-In & Setup:

• A sign-in desk (look for the Rotary club banner) will be set up upon arrival
• Volunteers will receive name tags, tools, and group assignments at check-in

Tools & Supplies:

• The school will provide: paint brushes, drop cloths, orbital sanders, extension cords, and safety goggles, etc
• If you have your own tools or goggles, you are welcome (and encouraged) to bring them

What to Wear:

• Please wear clothes suitable for sanding and painting (okay to get dirty!)
• Closed-toe shoes are recommended for safety

What to Expect:

• Rotary HPH will provide food and drinks for all volunteers
• Ample parking is available on-site

Come ready to get a little dusty, work as a team, and make a difference! Please CALL or TEXT Jayce with questions (808-469-1840).

**Rotarian Members Only – Youth Protection Requirement:
Any Rotary Club member working with youth must complete a background check through the district. The club will reimburse the cost once the background check is completed through the official district process.

Annual strategic planning meeting - please mark your calendars!

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/AuhqfLUO

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 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

James “Jim” Neuman serves as the historian for Navy Region Hawaii, where he preserves and shares the history of Joint Base Pearl Harbor–Hickam, including the legacy of the USS Arizona Memorial.

A 20-year federal servant, he began his Navy career in 1988 as an active-duty Ocean Systems Technician Analyst, later served in the Navy Reserves until retiring in 2022 as an Intelligence Specialist, and has worked as a Navy civilian. Since 2009, he has used history to inspire service members and civilians to understand and carry forward the lessons of the past. Previously, he worked as a tour guide and archivist at the Battleship Missouri Memorial, where he preserved historical materials and recorded hundreds of veteran oral histories for the National Archives.

Born in Michigan and raised in Florida and Georgia, Neuman has called Hawaii home for more than three decades and earned a Bachelor of Arts in history from the University of Hawaii–West Oahu in 2005.

Join the Rotary Club HPH for a hands-on community service project as we help beautify Dole Middle School by cleaning the 6th through 8th grade buildings!

This project will focus on power washing and hand washing exterior surfaces, helping to refresh and maintain a clean, welcoming environment for students and staff.

Volunteer Details:

• We’re seeking up to 20 volunteers
• Volunteers will be pressure washing and hand washing
• Youth participants will assist with hand washing and will have the fun opportunity to use the power washers under close adult supervision
• Members of the Dole Interact Club and other students will participate
• Volunteers will be organized into 3 groups, each with 2–3 adults supervising youth

Schedule:

•  8:00 AM - 11:00AM

Check-In & Setup:

• A sign-in desk (look for the Rotary club banner) will be set up upon arrival
• Volunteers will receive name tags, tools, and group assignments at check-in

Tools & Supplies:

• The school will provide: power tools, sponges, buckets, safety goggles, and other supplies
• If you have your own equipment (e.g., pressure washers or goggles), please bring them!

What to Wear:

• Please wear clothes suitable for washing/cleaning (you may get wet and dirty!)

What to Expect:

• Rotary HPH will provide food and drinks for all volunteers
• Ample parking is available on-site

CONTACT JAYCE OR ALLEN by PHONE OR TEXT with questions

**Rotarian Members Only – Youth Protection Requirement:
Any Rotary Club member working with youth must complete a background check through the district. The club will reimburse the cost once the background check is completed through the official district process.

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/AuhqfLUO

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 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

Dan Haire is the President and CEO of Navian Hawaii, bringing more than a decade of progressive experience across clinical care, healthcare operations, and executive leadership. A BSN-prepared nurse with an MBA, he blends hands-on clinical expertise with a deep understanding of healthcare systems, regulatory frameworks, and financial stewardship.

Since assuming the CEO role in 2024, Dan has guided Navian Hawaii in expanding access to hospice and palliative care, advancing innovative care delivery models, and strengthening partnerships across Hawaii’s healthcare community. His work spans patient care, chronic disease management, care coordination, quality improvement and compliance within Medicare and other federal programs.

Dan is known for his thoughtful, collaborative leadership and his ability to translate complex healthcare challenges into practical, patient-centered solutions. His combination of tactical experience and strategic vision continues to make him an impactful advocate for improving healthcare delivery, strengthening system efficiency and supporting the well-being of our Hawaii communities.

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 HPH for a special campus beautification project at Dole Middle School as we help install decorative stair decals, similar to those at Kalihi Elementary School!

We are partnering with Metro Rotary Club member Eugene Price, who will supervise the installation process. This project will enhance the school environment through stair decals designed for long-term durability, education and school pride.

Volunteer Details:

• Members of the Dole Interact Club (8 students) will help with the installation
• This is a limited-volunteer project requiring only a small group of helpers
• We're seeking up to 9 adult volunteers 
• Volunteers will assist under direct supervision from vendor
• Tasks include surface preparation, decal application, and finishing work

Schedule:

• Training (~20 minutes): Led by Eugene Price & his wife covering surface prep, decal placement, and sealing techniques
• Project Work (~2 hours): Volunteers will assist with installation, sealing, and finishing
• A sign-in area will be set up upon arrival

What to Wear:

• Comfortable work clothing suitable for light construction/installation work
• Closed-toe shoes

Project Details:

• Volunteers will assist with hands-on installation of decorative decals on school stairs
• Step-by-step instructions for the entire process will be given
• Materials & supplies will be provided by the Rotary club of HPH through our district grant
• Food and drinks provided for all volunteers

**Rotarian Members Only – Youth Protection Requirement:
Any Rotary Club member working with youth must complete a background check through the district. The club will reimburse the cost once the background check is completed through the official district process.

The HPH Board of Directors (BOD) meet monthly to discuss club health, goals and strategy. 

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 president

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 at Big City Diner.

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

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 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

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/AuhqfLUO

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 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

Please join the Pearl Harbor Rotary Club with this annual cleanup project of the Ehime Maru Memorial that commemorates the tragic collision of the Ehime Maru, a Japanese fishery high school training ship and the USS Greeneville on February 9, 2001, that caused the death of 35 people on board, four students, two teachers, and three crew members.  Every week, a different organization cleans the memorial, not only to clean the memorial, but to pay respects to those that lost their lives there.  There are visitors that travel from around the world, but mostly from Japan, to adorn the memorial with flowers and memorabilia, and our job is to clean the area each week.  

There will be a short explanation of the event by Steve Dyer, a member of the Pearl Harbor Rotary Club who was instrumental in soothing the relations between the US and Japan and to avoid an International incident on that day.

Attached is a flier for the event.  Please respond to me instead of the Pearl Harbor Club if you can make this truly memorable experience in hearing about this event.

Mahalo,

Allen Kamemoto

808-224-1618

Volunteers Needed!

Join the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor at our adopted bike path.

We will provide bags, gloves, and tongs. Please bring a refillable water bottle and sun protection.

Meet at the section of the bike path behind Best Buy

Clean up begins at 9:00am.

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/AuhqfLUO

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 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.