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Week of May 22nd

  • Valley of the Temples Sunday Seminar

    Category: General Valley of the Temples Sunday Seminar


    May 21, 2023

    You're invited to enjoy a catered lunch and seminar at Valley of the Temples in Kaneohe at noon on Sundays, May 21, June 4, July 16 and July 23.

    Valley of the Temples Memorial Park
    47-200 Kahekili Highway
    Kaneohe, HI 96744
  • Makaha Sons & Friends benefit for Alzheimer's Association

    Category: General Makaha Sons & Friends benefit for Alzheimer's Association


    May 24, 2023

    Musical memories will come alive on Wednesday, May 24 at 7:00 p.m. as The Makaha Sons and Hawaii Theatre host Music & Memories, a concert to benefit the Alzheimer’s Association – Hawaii. Honoring and celebrating music’s role in our lives and the memories that come alive through music, the concert will feature a lineup of local, talented musicians including Nā 'Ukulele 'Ekolu, Kawika Kahiapo, Bobby Moderow, Jr., Robi Kahakalau, and The Makaha Sons.

    Hawaii Theatre
  • 'Ilima at Leihano Toy & Towel Pet Supply Drive

    'Ilima at Leihano Toy & Towel Pet Supply Drive


    May 25, 2023 May 31, 2023

    ‘Ilima at Leihano senior living community in Kapolei is hosting a Toy & Towel pet supply drive to help local shelter pets. The public is invited to take a "paws" for a good cause by simply driving up to drop off donations on a table located at the ‘Ilima front entrance, or donors can buzz the door and care associates will help to collect the items. Requested donations include unopened, unexpired pet food, supplies, towels, and toys

    'Ilima at Leihano Senior Living Community
    739 Leihano Street
    Kapolei, HI
    808-674-8022
  • 'Ilima at Leihano Toy & Towel Pet Supply Drive

    'Ilima at Leihano Toy & Towel Pet Supply Drive


    May 25, 2023 May 31, 2023

    ‘Ilima at Leihano senior living community in Kapolei is hosting a Toy & Towel pet supply drive to help local shelter pets. The public is invited to take a "paws" for a good cause by simply driving up to drop off donations on a table located at the ‘Ilima front entrance, or donors can buzz the door and care associates will help to collect the items. Requested donations include unopened, unexpired pet food, supplies, towels, and toys

    'Ilima at Leihano Senior Living Community
    739 Leihano Street
    Kapolei, HI
    808-674-8022
  • 'Ilima at Leihano Toy & Towel Pet Supply Drive

    'Ilima at Leihano Toy & Towel Pet Supply Drive


    May 25, 2023 May 31, 2023

    ‘Ilima at Leihano senior living community in Kapolei is hosting a Toy & Towel pet supply drive to help local shelter pets. The public is invited to take a "paws" for a good cause by simply driving up to drop off donations on a table located at the ‘Ilima front entrance, or donors can buzz the door and care associates will help to collect the items. Requested donations include unopened, unexpired pet food, supplies, towels, and toys

    'Ilima at Leihano Senior Living Community
    739 Leihano Street
    Kapolei, HI
    808-674-8022
    Continuing Henrietta Lacks' Legacy

    Continuing Henrietta Lacks' Legacy


    May 27, 2023

    Henrietta Lacks was a Black woman who was diagnosed with cervical cancer which quickly consumed her body despite treatment. She died at only 31 years of age in 1951. While undergoing treatment, researchers took samples of her cancerous tumor and Henrietta’s HeLa cells changed the world. Henrietta's phenomenal HeLa cells continue to lead to the most significant advancements of our time, from polio to the Human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines.
    Hear from Alfred Lacks Carter, Jr., Henrietta’s grandson, about her story and how her descendants honor her legacy.

    University of Hawaii Cancer Center
    Sullivan Conference Center
    808-741-5854