The two HI-5 recycle cages at Koko Head Elementary School were filled nearly to the top and required sorting in order to turn the bottles and cans into cash. Joining Koko Head Elementary School parents, faculty and staff, and students on the morning of September 30, 2021, were Hawaii Kai Read more…
Can you hear me now? That has been the challenge for the Koko Head Elementary School teachers and students because of masks. Voices are muffled and vocal chords have been strained. To help alleviate the problem, the Hawaii Kai Lions donated ten portable mini voice amplifiers with a microphone headset. Read more…
Location: Keawawa Wetland Activities include removing weeds and invasive plants and general yard work.
On September 7, 2021, three Lions and one CIS met at Costco to buy and transport a 70” Samsung Crystal UHD TV to Kamiloiki Elementary School. Principal Jason Yoshimoto requested a TV to be used in their library as a teaching tool for the students in reading comprehension, research, and Read more…
On September 1, 2021, nine Lions met with HPD Officer John Mau at Kamilo’iki Elementary School at 7:15 a.m. to participate in traffic awareness sign waving before the start of the school day. They were joined by HPD Officer Kaimi Kellett, Principal Jason Yoshimoto, and five student council members. Some Read more…
When Koko Head Elementary School learned that the Hawaii Kai Lions Club had some funds that could be used to purchase needed supplies and equipment, Principal Jeffrey Shitaoka asked for thirty yoga mats. Yoga is a practice that can help improve both the mind and body, and it is integrated Read more…
The Community Policing Team of District 7 East Honolulu led by Corporal John Mau, once again asked the Hawaii Kai Lions for assistance in promoting safe and responsible driving around our schools. We are proud to say that this sign waving project has been a successful joint effort at our Read more…
Another successful joint project with Kaiser High School PTSA produces another amazing result! With $1,700 in hand from the PTSA, contractor Lion Eric Kvick and his minions once again worked their magic in completely remodeling the Kaiser administration front office counter. Dated from the 60’s, looking drab and worn, the Read more…
The Coral Restoration was an activity that allowed us to learn about the importance of corals in the ecosystem. In addition to protecting the shore from wave energy, allowing the formation of sand for beaches and being a reservoir of biodiversity for fish and wildlife, corals also play an important Read more…