Programs
On Saturday, August 29, 2009, the Hawai‘i Foodbank (HFB) celebrated its 5th annual Hunger Walk sponsored by Harry C. and Nee Chang C. Wong Foundation.
Read MoreKamehameha Schools Trustee Micah Kane said at his investiture, “The partnership is more important than the partners.”
Read MoreOn August 24, 2009 Ka Pa‘alana presented an appreciation card to Costco including pictures and personally written messages of thanks from people who live on Leeward Coast beaches.
Read MoreOn July 14, 2009, Ka Pa‘alana’s Mālama Mobile Outreach Team hosted a group from St. Mark Coptic Orthodox Church in Alewa Heights, which included nineteen students who were in Hawai‘i on mission from various Coptic Churches in California under the leadership of H.G. Bishop Serapion (bishop of Los Angeles).
Read MoreAt our Kaunakakai Site and Kualapuu Site, we went hog-wild during last year’s animal theme unit when local artist, Kala’e Ritte-Tangonan, joined us in an animal face painting frenzy.
Read MoreOn Saturday, August 29th, 2009, the Hawai‘i Foodbank (HFB) celebrated its 5th Annual Hunger Walk sponsored by Harry C. and Nee Chang C. Wong Foundation.
Read MoreTūtū and Me Traveling Preschool East Kaua‘i team held a beach clean up at Nukoli‘i Beach on Earth Day.
Read MoreTech Together Presents at CNHA Conference
Kaleo Iwasaki, Program Manager for Tech Together, was one of three guest speakers presenting their programs’ success at the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement’s Annual Conference held at the Hawaii Convention Center.
The Tech Together and ‘Ike Ea programs took part in the first Huaka‘i O Hakipu‘u hands-on cultural workshop on Friday, August 7, 2009, at Hakipu‘u on the eastside of Oahu.
Read MoreThe 3rd and 4th graders of Ka Pa‘alana’s Kama‘ehu youth program participated in a robotics competition on July 2, 2009.
Read MoreTo celebrate the month of May 2009 as National Foster Care Month, Partners in Development Foundation, Kokua ‘Ohana, Hui Ho‘omalu, and its partnering organizations of the “Foster Care Training Committee” collaborated with the management of Windward Mall to honor our foster youth and resource families.
Read MoreThe mentors and mentees of Partners in Development Foundation’s – Ka Hana No‘eau youth mentoring program recently celebrated their Ho‘ike 2009 by asking a question familiar to all regardless of where one lives… “Kohala Got Sustainability?”
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