On the night of October 18, 2025, six Hawaii Kai Lions and two CISs attended the Kaiser High School football game against Waianae High School. This was a social event for the Lions, as we enthusiastically cheered for our home team and for one of our Lion’s grandson, who did Read more…
The Kamiloiki Elementary School Keiki Carnival held on Friday, October 17, 2025, was a very successful fun-filled day that raised important funding for the school. From 1:30 pm to 6:00 pm, food booths and trucks, inflatable rides, crafts, games, face painting, plant sales, free entertainment, and much more awaited all Read more…
The Kupuna (Hawaiian word for elders) Card Project is an opportunity for Lions to gather together to create greeting cards with uplifting messages to make a difference in the emotional well-being of Kupuna in places like nursing homes, assisted living facilities, homebound individuals, Meals on Wheels, etc. This activity increases Read more…
On October 3, 2025, eight Hawaii Kai Lions and one CIS participated in the traffic awareness sign waving event at Kamiloiki Elementary School from 7:15 a.m. to 8:15 a.m. Also participating were four HPD officers and a dozen student council members and JPOs. The morning started out with a light Read more…
On October 2, 2025, five Hawaii Kai Lions were honored with Life Memberships to the Lions Club International. To qualify for a Life Membership, the Lion must have 15 years of active membership and reach the age of 70 years young, or 20 years of active membership with no minimum Read more…
On September 26, 2025, seven Hawaii Kai Lions and one CIS participated in a traffic awareness project by waving signs (“Yield for Pedestrians”, “No Texting and Driving”) in front of Hahaione Elementary School from 7:15 am to 8:15 am, with HPD officers from the Community Policing Team for District 7, Read more…
On September 19, 2025, the Kaiwi Coalition and Livable Maunalua Hui team conducted one of its regular Kaiwi Mauka Evenings volunteer workdays in the late afternoon. Efforts were led by Luka Zavas who described some of the history of the Ka Iwi Coast area, the native plants now being nurtured, Read more…
A good-sized group of 17 volunteers worked to clean Kalanianaole Highway from Keahole St. to Hanauma Bay. Twenty-four trash bags of litter were collected and several large items were identified for pick-up by the State DOT (flat screen TV, car fender, wood/ boards). The upper route heading towards the bay Read more…
The Hawai’i Kai Lions Club hosted the Kaiser High School Leos for their Board installation and new member induction on September 4, 2025, at Koko Head Elementary School. It was well-attended with 26 Lions, 17 Leos, and 2 Companions-in-Service (CISs) attending. Also inducted was new Kaiser High School Faculty Advisor Read more…
On September 2, 2025, the Hawaii Kai Lions along with parents of Koko HeadElementary School students sorted two large cages full of Hi-5 bottles, cans, and glass.They were joined for a time by the older students at the school. After the end of theSummer school break, the cages were filled Read more…