Fundraising
Our Na Makamae for June is a face familiar to many: Aaron Mahi, a Hawaiian cultural specialist assistant with our Hui Nohona team.
The 41st annual Visitor Industry Charity Walk took place across the Islands in the month of May, raising over $2.5 million dollars for participating local charities.
The results of American Savings Bank’s 2019 Kahiau Giving Campaign are in, and they’ve raised $35,254 for Partners in Development Foundation.
Since 2012, Giving Tuesday has been celebrated following Thanksgiving (in the U.S.), Black Friday, and Cyber Monday. The day is meant to kick off the philanthropic season, when many focus their holiday and end-of-year giving.
The Lihu‘e United Church Deacons Committee has selected Tūtū and Me Traveling Preschool on Kaua‘i to be the recipient of this year’s Labor Day Breakfast Mission Fundraiser.
A partnership of several different Hawaiʻi foster care agencies (Department of Human Services, Catholic Charities Hawaii, Family Programs Hawaii, and Partners In Development Foundation) came together in support of the state’s foster keiki (children) and their families.
On September 11, 2015, Ka Pa‘alana staff had an enjoyable lunch cook-off competition fundraiser for the Hawai‘i Foodbank.
The Putt’ng Fore PID Golf Tournament was a huge success! From many crazy socks, free cigars, and a chance at winning a brand new Mercedes, it was definitely one to remember.
To whom it may concern:
Our family is very grateful for the work and efforts of Partners In Development Foundation.
Partners in Development Foundation would like to thank CPB (Central Pacific Bank) for hosting the 2015 CPB Walks For You, a charity fundraising event where CPB employees raise money and awareness for local charities.
The Kaua‘i Tūtū and Me families participated in our first ever Fun Run/Walk Fundraiser for Partners In Development Foundation.
Joy Kim is just an ordinary person who had an idea and a passion to help kids in need. Joy organized a fundraiser and purchased over 200 boxes of crayons to give to keiki at Ka Pa‘alana.
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