Events

Help prepare and serve a lunch to the homeless and senior citizens at the River of Life Mission. On average 175 lunches are prepared and served.

Contact Steve Hiramoto (808) 292-6590

We will be delivering dictionaries to Royal School 3rd graders after our meeting.

Help prepare and serve a lunch to the homeless and senior citizens at the River of Life Mission. On average 175 lunches are prepared and served.

Contact Steve Hiramoto (808) 292-6590

$10 for Sunrise members and children / $15 for guests.

Five Sunrise members will help judge to decorated doors of Royal Elem. School.

Harrison Rue leads development and implementation of transit-oriented development strategies around Honolulu’s 20 mile rail line, including catalytic project development, infrastructure investments, financial tools, updated codes and zoning, connectivity and rail access projects, placemaking and open space, and affordable housing policies.  Rue has developed integrated plans, programs, policies, training, and implementation strategies at the rural, urban, regional, statewide, and national level.  He created guidebooks, tools, training, performance measures and evaluation tools, and provided technical assistance for US DOT, HUD, EPA, and CDC.

Help Prepare and serve lunch to the homeless and senior citizens at the River of Life Mission.On average 200 lunches are prepared and served.

Buy or prepare a meal that should feed a minimum of 25 teens. Budget is $125.00. Food must be delivered no later than 2pm. If it's frozen food or something that needs to be cooked deliver it by 1pm.

Contact at Yo House: Alika  808) 754-7060

Five Sunrise Rotarians will read to five classes. 

Check in is at 8:30 am, walk starts at 10 am at Fort Street Mall and King St.  Please wear your Sunrise Rotary Tshirt or wear blue to show solidarity of victims.

Two Sunrise Rotarians will read to two groups Lincoln students.

One Sunrise Rotarian with the support to four students from Roosevelt H.S. will read to two groups of Lincon students.

What:  Serve Dinner at the READERS RALLY BY READ TO ME INTERNATIONAL

Where:  Kahauiki Village - it's a big shin-dig under a tent!

Why:  Food, family, friends, supporting Read to Me, and Jake Shimabukuro will be there.

Sign up with Janice Marsters or June Nakamura

Help prepare and serve lunch to the homeless and senior citizens at ther River of Life Mission. On average 200 lunches are prepared and served.

Buy or prepare a meal that should feed a minimum of 25 teens. Budget is $125.00. Food must be delivered no later that 2pm. If it's frozen food or something that needs to be cooked deliver it by 1pm.

Contact at Yo House: Alika (808) 754-7060

Five Sunrise Rotarians will read to five classes of Royal Elem. School Students

Pleases join us for an evening of "fun-raising"at the Rotary Club of Honolulu Sunrise's Mardi Gras Mambo! on Saturday March 2nd,  6 p.m. at the Honolulu Country Club.  Party to the Mardi Gras sounds of a live band, enjoy a fabulous buffet dinner and wander through our signature Silent Auction. There'll be something for everyone.  In addition, each guest will receive a coupon for their choice of a beer, wine or soft drink.

Steve Sue is the product of degrees in design (BA, UCLA) and law (JD, UC Berkeley). This combination lead to a 25-year career as a “hired gun” conceptualist of theme parks, live entertainment productions, corporate events, retail environments, restaurants, product brands, housing developments, hospitality and mega-resort casinos around the world. In his adopted state of Hawai’i, he’s recently known for creating ChefZone, the orange look of Waikiki Trolley and visioning for companies, nonprofits and startups.

Two Sunrise Rotarians will read to two classes at Lincoln Elem. School

Two Sunrise Rotarians will read to two groups of Lincoln Elem. School students.

Five Sunrise Rotarians will read to five classes of Royal Elem. School students

Help prepare and serve lunch to the homeless and senior citizens at the River of Life Mission. On averare 200 lunches are prepared and served.

Buy or prepare a meal that should feed a minimum of 25 teens. Budget is $125.00. Food must be delivered no later than 2pm. If it's frozen food or something that need to be cooked deliver it by 1pm.

Contact at Yo House: Alika (808) 754- 7060

Fellow Rotarian, Brent Beisher has spent half of his life in China pursuing business and friendships. He spends half his time now between Shanghai, China where he runs a property management company and Oahu, Hawaii where he swims and works on saving the Natatorium. He will speak on Monday about the rise of China and the growth of Rotary.

Two Sunrise Rotarians will read to two groups on Lincoln Elem School students.

Two Sunrise Rotarians will read to two groups of Lincoln Elem. School students

Alice Flanders Guild is a Kamaaina of Native Hawaiian ancestry with a record of community service spanning more than half a century. In the early 1970s, she worked with the Junior League of Honolulu and the late Princess Lili'uokalani Morris to found the Friends of 'Iolani Palace.  Later, she served as Executive Director and Chairman of the Board of The Friends.

After twenty years in advertising and promotion, she became General Manager of Ala Moana Shopping Center in the mid-1980s.  During that period, she was recognized with the American Advertising Federation's prestigious Silver Medal Award for service to the community and the advertising industry.  She was the first woman elected to the Board of Directors of Central Pacific Bank, retiring from the Board in 2004, after more than twenty years.

She is a past YWCA Leader Luncheon Honoree and a recipient of the Junior League of Honolulu Laura Dowsett Award.  Her contributions to the arts, historic preservation and education have been widely recognized and she is the recipient of numerous awards including the Punahou Alumni Association Charles Judd Humanitarian Award, the Garden Club of America Historic Preservation Award, the Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce O'O Award and the President's Call to Service Award, presented by George W. Bush.

Alice has served on the Board of Directors of Child and Family Service, Aloha United Way, The Better Business Bureau, Hawaii Visitors Bureau, Hawaii Community Foundation and Honolulu Academy of Arts (Honolulu Museum of Art).  In 1970, she was appointed by George Ariyoshi to the Governor's Conference on The Year 2000. She is also a past president of the Junior League of Honolulu and The Garden Club of Honolulu. She served as a trustee of La Pietra, Hawaii School for Girls for over thirty years, stepping down as Board Chair in 2017.  She is currently a director of The James and Abigail Campbell Family Foundation.

Help prepare and serve lunch to the homeless and senior citizens at the River of Life Mission. On average 200 lunches are prepared and served.

Five Sunrise Rotarians will read to five classes of Royal Elem. School students.

Buy or prepare a meal that should feed a minimum of 25 teens.Budget is $125.00. Food must be delivered no later that 2pm. If it's frozen food or something that needs to be cooked deliver it by 1pm.

Contact at Yo House: Alika  (808) 754-7060

We ask volunteers to wear shoes, gloves and comfortable gardening clothes. Most of the equipment is on site, but volunteers can bring pruning shears and gardening tools.

District 5000 made great progress on the garden area in the last few months. It is not as big a jungle, though lots of additional work is needed.

We will start at 8:00am and finish about 12:00 pm, noon. We will join together for lunch that is provided, and finish about 1:00pm.

The site is an hour drive from downtown, people can have quality fellowship time if they carpool. The club will start to arrange carpool information and requirements.

Thanks!

Five Sunrise Rotarians will read to five classes of Royal Elem. School students.