GIVING | HELPING | SHARING

The 365 Hawai‘i Island Community Fund celebrates, strengthens, and serves Hawai‘i Island by bolstering the impact of community events and organizations by connecting them with volunteers and funding.

Join the 365 Hawai‘i Island Community Fund ‘ohana as a Sustaining Member with an annual donation of $250 or make a one-time donation of any amount.

Events

365 Hawai‘i Island Community Fund presents Mālama Kailua Village

Join us on Saturday, April 12th from 10AM to 4PM for this FREE community event! Mayor Kimo Alameda and Council Member Rebecca Villegas will provide updates on Kailua-Kona, as well as parking in Kailua Village. Speakers will begin at 11:30AM with live music from local musicians before and after. Share your input on parking solutions that contribute to a vibrant Kailua-Kona and preserve shoreline access!

Visit www.parkinginkona.com for additional info including the current options for free parking.

Vision

The 365 Hawai‘i Island Community Fund will develop strategic partnerships with other organizations on Hawai‘i Island for the benefit of all. The Fund will solicit volunteer needs from Hawai‘i Island based nonprofit/community organizations and provide a workforce of volunteers to meet their needs. Nonprofit/community organizations will also be invited to participate in our Best of Kona Festival to provide additional outreach opportunities for them and have an additional avenue for reaching the public directly.

Board Members

Pono Pledge

The Island of Hawai‘i's Pono Pledge

I pledge to be pono (righteous) on the island of Hawai‘i. I will mindfully seek wonder, but not wander where I do not belong. I will not defy death for breathtaking photos, trespass or venture beyond safety. I will mālama (care for) land and sea, and admire wildlife only from afar. Molten lava will mesmerize me, but I will not disrupt its flow. I will not take what is not mine, 
leaving lava rocks and sand as originally found. I will heed ocean conditions, never turning my back to the Pacific. When rain falls mauka (inland), I will remain high above ground, out of rivers and streams. I will embrace the concept of being a steward of the land, revered as my loving chief.


E ‘apo i ke a‘o a ho‘ohana, a e ‘oi mau ka na‘auao.
(Those who apply their teachings increase their knowledge.)