Submitted by Lion Ellsworth Fujii The Hawaii Kai Lions inducted new Leos and installed new officers to the Kaiser High School Leo Club At a special meeting in January, HK Lions attended the Kaiser High School Leo new member induction and officer installation. This was especially special since it was an in-person meeting at Read more…
The Lions and the Leo Clubs in Hawaii participate in the world’s largest collection of used eyeglasses to help those in need improve their vision. Throughout the year, several Hawaii Kai Lion members picked up used eyeglasses from various businesses that collected them from their customers who dropped off used prescription and nonprescription glasses, Read more…
Once again, due to COVID restrictions, Santa was unable to participate in our annual Hawaii Kai Holiday Parade. However, our parade partner, Koko Marina Center, came to the rescue and promoted a fun-filled Candy Cane Lane Drive Thru. Santa’s elves were recruited from the Hawaii Kai Lions Club and Kai Read more…
From October 24 to November 16, 2021, 13 Lions and 2 CIS surveyed the Hawaii Kai communities of Kuliouou, Hahaione Valley, Kai Nui, Anchorage, Mariner’s Ridge, Portlock, Koko Head Terrace, Mariner’s Cove, and Kalama Valley for unsafe sidewalk conditions. Close to 675 hazardous sites were recorded after 47 hours of Read more…
Students at Kamiloiki Elementary School will now enjoy the use of eight bright new, sturdily built picnic tables-benches in their courtyard. This joint collaboration between the Hawaii Kai Lions and Kamiloiki School included the funding of $2,000 from the school and the expertise and manpower of our Lions in designing, Read more…
The Honolulu Police Department works hard to keep our community safe and has brought awareness to traffic safety around schools. Earlier this fall, HPD and the Hawaii Kai Lions held signs meant to encourage safe driving around Hahaione and Kamiloiki Elementary Schools. On October 7, 2021, Lions Ellsworth Fujii, Marty Read more…
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.