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“Make Change Count” with Ronald McDonald House Charities of Hawaii

“Make Change Count” with Ronald McDonald House Charities of Hawaii

HONOLULU – Ronald McDonald House Charities of Hawaii (RMHC-Hawaii) is asking schools, businesses, clubs, community organizations and individuals to “Make Change Count” by participating in its coin campaign to raise funds for many families in need.

“The Ronald McDonald House was built with love for hundreds of families with severely ill children that walk through our doors every year,” said Jerri Chong, president of RMHC-Hawaii. “A few cents from many can go a long way, and with everyone’s help RMHC-Hawaii will continue to Make Change Count.”

Kilohana Elementary Principal Richard Stevens Recognized for Outstanding Leadership

Kilohana Elementary Principal Richard Stevens Recognized for Outstanding Leadership

 

Kilohana Elementary Principal Richard Stevens was named a semi-finalist in the ninth annual Masayuki Tokioka Excellence in School Leadership Award at the annual Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation Dinner held on April 11th at the Hilton Hawaiian Village Coral Ballroom on Oahu.  Farias received $3,000 in total cash awards from the Island Insurance Foundation. 

The award, named in honor of the late Masayuki Tokioka, founder of Island Insurance Company, Ltd., is presented to a public school principal who is visionary, community-minded, and has an entrepreneurial spirit – qualities of leadership that Tokioka exemplified in his own company and in the business community.

Teens Wanted for Hawaii Meth Project’s Advisory Council

Teens Wanted for Hawaii Meth Project’s Advisory Council

Council Members will Lead Outreach Programs to Raise Awareness About the Dangers of Methamphetamine

Only two weeks left to enter Toyota's 7th Dream Car Art Contest

Only two weeks left to enter Toyota's 7th Dream Car Art Contest

 

HAWAII STUDENT ARTISTS STATEWIDE ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE IN TOYOTA’S 7TH DREAM CAR ART CONTEST

HAWAII STUDENT ARTISTS STATEWIDE ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE IN TOYOTA’S 7TH DREAM CAR ART CONTEST

 

Draw “Your Dream Car” for a chance to win a trip to Japan, iPad Mini® or $150!

 

HONOLULU – ToyotaHawaii.com – Toyota Hawaii is inviting all Hawaii student artists age 15 years and younger to create a drawing of “Your Dream Car” for TOYOTA’s 7th Dream Car Art Contest. Hand-drawn entries must be submitted by February 25, 2013 to any Toyota dealer in the state or mailed to Toyota Dream Car Art Contest, P.O. Box 2788, Honolulu, Hawaii 96803-2788. Entry forms can be found online at ToyotaHawaii.com, as well as at all Toyota Hawaii Dealerships starting today.

 

Student artists encouraged to participate in Toyota's Dream Car Art Contest

Student artists encouraged to participate in Toyota's Dream Car Art Contest

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HAWAII STUDENT ARTISTS STATEWIDE ENCOURAGED TO PARTICIPATE

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TOYOTA’S 7TH DREAM CAR ART CONTEST

Draw “Your Dream Car” for a chance to win a trip to Japan, iPad Mini® or $150!

 

HONOLULU – ToyotaHawaii.com – Toyota Hawaii is inviting all Hawaii student artists age 15 years and younger to create a drawing of “Your Dream Car” for TOYOTA’s 7th Dream Car Art Contest. Hand-drawn entries must be submitted by February 25, 2013 to any Toyota dealer in the state or mailed to Toyota Dream Car Art Contest, P.O. Box 2788, Honolulu, Hawaii 96803-2788.

$9.2 MILLION GIFT COMMITMENT TO TRANSFORM OUR COMMUNITY

$9.2 MILLION GIFT COMMITMENT TO TRANSFORM OUR COMMUNITY

An inspired donor has made one of the largest gift commitments to the University of Hawai‘i by a private individual to benefit UH students and research.

The donor's $9.2M gift will: