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Serving Hawaii's Healthcare Workers with Aloha 11/19/2021

2022-23 International Service Chair, Brian Hartmus joins his first Rotary International Global Grant service project in Papua New Guinea (August 28, 2022)

HPH's first service project with Kalihi Elementary School

RotaryHPH donates Easter Baskets to the children of the Women In Need Shelter

Turkey Trot

Allen and Josh visit Kalihi Elementary School for their 2019-20 School Year Open House with volunteer Brian.

A partnership service project with Rotary Club of Honolulu Sunrise on Saturday, July 13, 2019 from 9:00am to 11:30am.

Pictures from the grand opening of Kalihi Elementary's Ram's Club.

Rotary Service Project, "Kahauiki Project" Saturday, November 25, 2017

Join us as we walk the Ho'omaluhia Botanical Gardens on Saturday, August 20th and conclude in the park for a lunch potluck.

RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards) is an intensive coed leadership training and development program. It is designed for 10th & 11th grade students from all Hawaii public and private high schools. It begins late afternoon on Friday and ends Sunday after lunch. It is sponsored by the Rotary Clubs on each island. November 24-26, 2017 | Pililaau Army Recreation Center (PARC) & Our Lady of Keaau Retreat Center

Rotary Monthly Themes July Transition Month August Membership & Extension September Basic Education and Literacy October Economic and Community Development November The Rotary Foundation December Disease Prevention and Treatment January Vocational Service February Peace and Conflict Prevention/Resolution March Water and Sanitation April Maternal and Child Health May Youth Service June Rotary Fellowships

2019 HRYF Scholarship Recipient, Seth Lampitelli received $5,000 for Outstanding Academic & Scholastic Achievement from the Hawaii Rotary Youth Foundation and the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor.

Executive Director from the Office of Climate Change, Joshua Stanbro visited Rotary HPH to discuss the city's new office to discuss Oahu's new Resiliency plan.

Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor's 1st Anniversary Celebration on Saturday, March 17, 2018 @ 6:00 PM at Hale Ikena (Fort Shafter).

Rotarians from District 5000 donated items for the new residents of Kahauiki Village. On Saturday, August 24th, 2019, nearly 30 volunteers collected the donations as they were dropped off along with installed curtain rods in each of the new 30 units.

RotaryHPH returns to Kalihi Elementary School for Turkey Trot 2022

HPH join forces with Honolulu Sunset to Feed The Homeless at POST

Kahauiki Project on 12/2/2017, a combined effort to complete two units with the efforts from RC Honolulu Sunrise, RC Pearl Harbor, RC Hickam-Pearl Harbor, Mickinley Interact, and other volunteers.

On March 24th, 2018, members from the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor joined forces with the Rotary Club of West Kauai to help Kokee Resource Conservation Program by removing invasive plant species and plant native trees in Kokee (Kauai).

November started off in high gear and there is no sign of slowing down. Over the Veteran’s Day weekend (November 11), HPH Charter Member, Allen Kamemoto led the district’s efforts in getting the new units ready for residents at the #KahauikiVillage

The Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor joins the Rotary Club of Honolulu Sunrise, Read to Me International, Institute for Human Services, and the Kahauiki Village at the summer Readers Rally where Rotarians served dinner bentos, as well as gave away a few raffle prizes to some lucky families. The featured guest was legendary Hawaiian Musician, Robi Kahakalau, who entertained the kids and families by reading one her favorite stories and performing a couple of songs.

DG Nalani Flinn visits with HPH to share her goals for the year and to induct two new HPH members and three Paul Harris Fellows.

Rotary Branding Images

HPH Members volunteered and donated food items to to provide a Thanksgiving Dinner for Active Duty and Veterans and their Families with Mo's Heroes. Mo's Heroes | 4th Annual Koa Ohana Thanksgiving Celebration Mo’s Heroes, Inc. is requesting your support for our homeless Veteran, low income Veterans and their families in our community. Mo’s Heroes will be hosting its 4th Annual “Koa Ohana Thanksgiving Celebration” on 23 November 2017. During this event, homeless Veterans, low income Veterans and their families will be able to enjoy a meal and will be giving a care package of toiletries to take with them. We are expecting to provide meals and care packages to at least 200 veterans and their families. Mo’s Heroes mission is to end hunger by providing food and other comprehensive self-sustaining resources.

HPH’s newly chartered Interact Club at Dole Middle School worked their first student-led #ServiceProject , a community food pantry. Under the advisement of HPH Youth Service Chair, Lisa Harding, and Dole MS Faculty Advisor, Grace Domingo, the food pantry was open to Dole Middle School’s surrounding community and families, of which 38 families were able to come through and pick up food. Donations came from a community partners, including the Rotary Clubs of Hickam Pearl Harbor and Metro Honolulu. Hawaii’s #FutureLeaders were able to impact a total of 135 people in their first service project.

Kalihi Elementary School's Entrance and Lobby Makeover

December 19, 2023 - Club Social organized by Treasurer Brian H. to the Honolulu City Lights.

Charter Party of the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor

District 5000 Rotarians joins Hawaii HOME Project with feeding the homeless in Kaka'ako.

It was PDG Hal Darcey that gave birth to our annual Rotary Gives Thanks Day as a means for Rotarians state wide to share the blessings we all enjoy and to acknowledge that not all are as fortunate. In previous years, Rotarians have collected food donations, served food at shelters, and made donations to charitable organizations. This year, the Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor partnered with the RC of Metropolitan Honolulu to complete service projects around Kalihi Elementary School. Rotary Gives Thanks Day is held on the Saturday prior to Thanksgiving.

DGE Win Schoneman inducts the 2018-19 Officers. President: Joshua Laguana President-elect: Mylene Reyes Secretary: Chanese Osborne Treasurer: Nik Treziok Sergent-at-Arms: Dennis Smith

June 18, 2022 Multi-club activity and service project Ehime Maru Memorial and Kakaako Waterfront Park Cleanup

The Rotary Club of Hickam Pearl Harbor participated in the District's 2nd Annual Ridge to Reef clean up on Saturday, April 23, 2022 by joining the City's semi-annual Pearl Harbor Heritage Trail (Pearl Harbor Bike Path) cleanup. There were over 20 volunteers from the Rotary Clubs of Hickam Pearl Harbor, Ala Moana, Honolulu Sunrise, and Pearl Harbor.

Community Service Project at Hawaii Foodbank on July 23, 2022.

A wonderful evening, approximately 75 meals were given out to residents. After everyone was gloved and sanitized, an assembly line quickly got all the carryout container filled with two slices of pizza and two snacks. A separate small carryout were filled to the brim with salad and veggies. An opening blessings was given by Bro William Reynolds of HPH and the Lodge, residents were then welcomed to enter the dinning area and get a meal 12 separate meals were then set aside for residents not at this location. The team worked efficiently. After residents were invited for seconds, the areas was cleaned and sanitized.

A library of HPH event flyers

Hawaii Rotary Multi Club Service Project at Kahauiki Village Landscaping on Saturday, May 14, 2022.

June 19, 2021 Multi-club activity and service project Ehime Maru Memorial and Kakaako Waterfront Park Cleanup

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It was a hot day, but that didn’t deter 4 Rotarians and three guests from having a very fulfilling afternoon planting Milo trees to help reduce the carbon dioxide in the environment.

Service Project at Women In Need to provide a ingredients for a Thanksgiving Dinner and other home goods and clothing.

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.

Dole Middle School Interact Club's Carousel Images

Our July 2020 outdoor activity at Ho'omaluhia Botanical Garden Trail with some fresh air and an opportunity to explore the beauty of Hawaii.

Rotary in Action