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EVENT BULLETIN

October 13, 2024

Greetings & Salutations!
 
Aloha, Rotarians & Friends, far & near!
 
This week is Restaurant Week!  RCOH Members, remember to register before all the spots are filled!  
 
   Mahalo, Lee                                                       
Administrator for The Rotary Club of Honolulu 
OCT. 15: Restaurant Week is here!
 
Time together on a more personal level! 
 
We have two days to choose from - Tuesday, Oct. 15 and Wednesday, Oct. 16.   
Time: 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Cost:  No Host - you pay your own
Locations: Vary - see below
 
Oct. 15 Restaurant choices:
Aiea- Da Seafood Cartel  https://www.daseafoodcartel.com/ TUESDAY
Kakaako- Straits https://www.straitshawaii.com/ TUESDAY
 
Oct. 16 Restaurant choices:
Nimitz - Nami Kaze  https://namikaze.com/ WEDNESDAY
Kapahulu-Rigo https://rigohawaii.com WEDNESDAY
 
Members, you may register your guests.   Public is not able to register on their own. 
Please use the blue button titled "Restaurant Week - Oct 15 & 16" under the Online Registration to sign up for the restaurant of your choice!    Mahalo! 
 
OCT. 21 - NOV. 16: Time to RYSE
COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT
Something for Everyone! Let's keep making a difference! 

RYSE Community Service Project 

Kicking off October 21-November 16;

Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. 

New exterior siding is going on the RYSE Shelter; Home Depot Iwilei will be joining in for materials and its volunteers alongside us Rotarians and friends. 

Plan to come weekdays if you can and Saturdays for sure.

Camaraderie guaranteed!! Jobs for every skill level.

Rotary Clubs that play and volunteer together—stay together!!

More information HERE

Outrigger Canoe Club Parking Update
Parking at the Outrigger Canoe Club: as of October 10th, parking should now be available!  In case this has been delayed and we didn't get word, please remember to be kind.  
 
OCT. 22: Hybrid Lunch Meeting 
with Guest Speaker Dale Hope

DALE HOPE

The Aloha Shirt

Dale Hope is a renowned figure in the world of fashion, particularly for his work in preserving and promoting the authentic Hawaiian aloha shirt.  His extensive knowledge of Hawaiian textiles and patterns has earned him a reputation as a leading authority in the field. 

Dale Hope is also the author of the acclaimed book "The Aloha Shirt: Spirit of the Islands," which delves into the history and cultural significance of aloha shirts. 

OCT. 24: WORLD POLIO DAY
A Message from Rotary
This year as we approach 'World Polio Day' we are facing additional challenges. There is fighting, destruction and lives
being lost in and around the world on a daily basis...

The ongoing crisis in Gaza has contributed to reduced routine
immunization rates and increased risk of vaccine preventable
diseases, including polio. The crisis also poses a significant
challenge to fully implementing disease surveillance and vaccination campaigns.
 
The number of polio cases are increasing in Afghanistan and
Pakistan. In late July, the detection of variant poliovirus type
2-in environmental samples and the confirmation a 10-month
-old child who has contracted polio in Gaza is a reminder to
us that as long as polio exists anywhere, it is a threat everywhere.
 
As a side note from your RCOH Admin - I would love to see each of us contribute at least $25 to help bring the numbers back down!  We are SO close to the eradication of Polio! 
 
OCT. 29: Hybrid Lunch Meeting 
with Guest Speaker L. Richard "Rick" Fried, Jr.

L. Richard "Rick" Fried, Jr. 

Attorney & Founding Member of Cronin, Fried, Sekiya, Kekina & Fairbanks

Hawaii Innocence Project and other Significant Cases

The Hawai‘i Innocence Project (HIP), founded in 2005 at the William S. Richardson School of Law, fights for the freedom of those who have been wrongfully convicted and advocates for the prevention of future injustice. HIP is a law clinic and nonprofit with a mission to free prisoners who are factually innocent but who have been wrongfully convicted. Through the work of volunteers, attorneys, and law students, HIP strives to not only exonerate the innocent but to also reform the justice system to prevent innocent people from being convicted of crimes they didn’t commit.

HIP is a member of the Innocence Network, a collection of organizations across the nation which have joined the movement for justice and freedom. For more information about HIP, visit hawaiiinnocenceproject.org.

Read Rick's Bio HERE

Hawaii Rotary District Conference 2025 Ala Moana is May 30 - June 1, 2025 (REGISTER TODAY)

May 30, 2025 - Jun. 01, 2025 11:59 p.m. Hawaiian Standard Time  

District Governor, Ted Faigle's Reminder:
 
Hawai'i Rotary's annual District Conference (DISCON) for 2025 will be held from May 30 through June 1 at the Ala Moana Hotel by Mantra in Honolulu, Hawai'i.  It is a time to be inspired by exciting General Session Speakers, Presenters, and House of Friendship exhibitors.  It's also a time to be engaged with Rotarians across the State at a Friday Night Reception, Saturday Evening Gala, Rotary Fellowship events, Walk for PolioPlus, and a Genki Ball Toss Service Project.  And, it's a time for a celebration of clubs' and members' accomplishments and a Celebration of Life.
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