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Mahalo, Lee
Administrator for The Rotary Club of Honolulu
MAY 21 & 22
PAUL HARRIS EVENTS
Paul Harris Host - Jeff Nash
When: Tuesday, 21 May @ 10:30 AM
Where: Habilitat
45-035 Kuhono Pl., Kaneohe, HI 96744
Cost: Free - Lunch Included
Parking available
Paul Harris Host - Jake Jacobs
When: Tuesday, 21 May @ 11:30 AM
Where: Arcadia Residential Residence
1434 Punahou St. Honolulu, HI 96822
Cost: Free - Lunch Included
Parking in Front
Paul Harris Host - Dawn Marie
When: Wednesday, 22 May @12:15 PM
What: Lunch at HoMA Café
900 South Beretania St., Honolulu, HI 96814
Plus: Docent led tour of current exhibit, Fashioning Aloha
Who: Reservation for 12
Cost: HoMA entry, members free; $15 Kama'aina
No host lunch.
“Fashioning Aloha showcases the diversity and inspiration of design motifs in aloha wear—holokū (gowns), mu‘umu‘u, holomu‘u (dresses), and aloha shirts. The exhibition explores how aloha wear and its local and global design references can signal identity, culture and connection to place.”
This project begins May 6th and runs through May 25th on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Come in the morning or join in the afternoon or BOTH!
We need both DIYers and all other skills (sweep, wash, dust, scrub, vacuum)!
YMCA of Honolulu NEEDS YOU! The help request is to refurbish residential facilities at the Atkinson Central facility. YMCA of Honolulu provides housing at low cost and low-barrier to those who are housing insecure, or in need of transitional housing - many are houseless-but-working folks. ATKINSON'S affordable housing fills a critical need for this population.
YOUR help will bring more residential units online so those on a daily waitlist can gain access to the services and get off the street!
- general repair/fix up, painting, housecleaning -
May 28: Hybrid Lunch with Guest Speaker, Neal Milner
Join us to hear guest speaker, Neal Milner!
Dr. Neil Milner is an Emeritus Professor of Political Science at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. He is a political analyst for KITV, a columnist for the newspaper Civil Beat, and a contributing editor on Hawaii Public Radio's "The Conversation." He is also an actor, storyteller, occasional playwright, and a book author.
Parking at the Outrigger will be limited to Outrigger Canoe Club members with decals only starting June 10. See below for alternative parking options. Outrigger originally told us parking would be limited starting May 22. This is an evolving situation that we cannot control. We will keep you updated as Outrigger gives us information. Mahalo for your flexibility and patience!
Alternate Parking: There is usually ample parking around Kapiolani Park on Kalākaua Avenue at only 25 cents per half hour (coin meters - so bring quarters!) For those who can walk a little further, Jim Harrow alerted us to Paki Avenue on the mauka side of the park that has free parking with no time limit. Please let President Joanna know if you have mobility issues or need assistance with parking and she will connect you with members who can provide assistance. Click here to email her!
May 29: New Member Orientation 2.0
NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION 2.0
May 29, 2024
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Via ZOOM
What do YOU want to get out of your of your Rotary Membership? Are you a new member or someone interested in learning about opportunities to engage with Rotary? Please join us for a New Member Orientation 2.0 session via Zoom to ask all the questions you have about Rotary and learn more about our teams and service projects.
Wear your Rotary shirts, sunscreen, hats, and bring your water container to stay hydrated! Use the Volunteer SignUp pages. We can never have too many helping hands!
July 23: Hybrid Lunch Meeting with Guest Speaker Ian Lind
Lunch with Ian Lind,
Investigative Reporter and Blogger
"The Michael Miske Trial and
Organized Crime in Hawaii"
Ian Lind is an award-winning investigative reporter, columnist, and blogger who has been writing about Hawaii politics, government, and media for over 30 years.
He has written extensively about the racketeering case of former Kamaaina Termite owner, Michael J. Miske, both for his own blog (www.iLind.net) and for Civil Beat, the online news organization. His coverage of the case, going back more than five years, has been second to none.
