ANNUAL REPORT

2014 & 2015

BOARD MEMBERS

OFFICERS

President and Founder

Jessica Munoz

Chairperson

Jody Allione

Treasurer

Carol Taira

OTHER MEMBERS

Sterling Lee

Mike Lyons

Jeremy Munoz

Aaron Schnobrich

OUR MISSION

Ho‘ōla Nā Pua is committed to meeting the unique needs of

underage female sex trafficking victims through the utilization

of individualized, comprehensive, and restorative therapies.

OUR VISION

Our vision is to provide girls who are rescued or have escaped

from the abuse of sex trafficking with a home, a path to

restoration and healing from their trauma, an increased sense

of self-worth, and the confidence and ability to successfully

reintegrate into their family and the community.

WHO WE ARE

Ho‘ōla Nā Pua is a Hawai‘i-based, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization

whose mission is to provide underage female victims of sex

trafficking with a pu‘uhonua (a safe place) where they can begin

to heal from their physical, spiritual, and emotional abuse.

Our volunteers work tirelessly, networking and collaborating

with government officials, health care professionals, and

representatives of the justice system, social service agencies,

faith-based communities, state regulatory agencies licensing

institutions, and foundations, and other community members

in Hawai‘i who share our mission to improve the lives of

these underage victims. We are an active member of the

Hawai‘i Coalition Against Human Trafficking Task Force.

OUR APPROACH

Ho‘ōla Nā Pua’s fourfold approach to addressing sex trafficking

includes:

• Refuge and Renewal – providing a long-term licensed

residential facility for underage sexually exploited females

• Education and Awareness – promoting community awareness

about the issue

• Decreasing Demand – supporting legislation that protects our

keiki

• Limiting Supply – conducting school awareness, prevention

and outreach programs

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT:

Thank you for being a part of the Ho‘ōla Nā Pua team that is bringing light into dark places and

watching new life come forth. Your support inspires us to remain steadfast to our mission and vision.

I want to share with you the story that will forever be etched in my heart and motivates me to press

forward everyday in this massive restoration effort for underage girls who have been exploited.

At 14 years old, a young girl was identified as a sex trafficking victim after just one weekend out on the street. During those 48 hours missing, this child was lured, recruited, and exploited. While we celebrated the physical “recovery” of this child, the true recovery process had not even begun. The reality that this child was not the same as the one who left home 48 hours prior, became apparent. Traumatized, confused, and angry, her life would never be the same. Her innocence had been stolen. Dreams of the future and achievements she hoped for were shattered. Upon identification, the services and interventions needed were disjointed and chaotic. She was spiraling and a net was not in place to catch her. Shortly after treatment, she returned to the streets. She entered the all too common cycle of running and being locked up. Over a three year span, I visited this child in detention homes and the corrections facility. The system had nothing to offer her besides imprisonment, but her victimization and traumatization didn’t stop just because she was removed from the streets. She required a very specific intervention beyond what was available. It was in these moments that I grew determined to change that.

This child is now a young woman, and she is still struggling within a life of exploitation. Her situation would likely look much different now if she had received the proper intervention at 14. She needed more then, and new girls every day need more now. She is only one of thousands of girls who need hope, healing, truly believe that sad and desperate stories like this one can have beautiful outcomes.

Innocence can be restored and healing can take place. We are committed to this!

CONTINUED FORWARD MOVEMENT

2015 marks a year of great accomplishments and milestones for Ho‘ōla Nā Pua. We are planning

for even greater things in 2016. Ho‘ōla Nā Pua is committed to having a positive impact against the

sexual exploitation of children and developing a sanctuary of hope, healing, and renewal for children

who have been trafficked. The heart of our work is the abused and traumatized girl who needs to

know she has value and a purpose. Because of the level of awareness and training of Ho‘ōla Nā Pua

volunteers, girls are being identified daily as victims of this crime. While we celebrate victims being

found and rescued, the reality that a long term rehabilitation home that comprehensively and

holistically meets their unique needs cannot be underestimated. Our facility has been named Pearl

Haven and will provide these young girls with a safe place, a sanctuary where they can shine and

find new life.

PEARL HAVEN SITE DEVELOPMENT

Plans for our new facility have cleared numerous hurdles: including the approval of the Certificate

of Need by the State Hospital Planning Board, approval of the Environmental Assessment by

the State Department of Land & Natural Resources and the securing of the lease for the home.

Thanks to a grant from the Harold K.L. Castle Foundation, the site survey, permitting, and perimeter

fencing were installed with irrigation, perimeter landscaping,

and security systems to follow in 2016. In order to complete

the engineering and apply for building permits in 2016, our

amazing team of volunteer architects (Dennis Furukawa, Anna

Grune, Jamie Emberson, and the Chaminade School of Interior

Design) created the design for the Pearl Haven renovations.

PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT AND EXPANSION

School Prevention Outreach Program: has expanded and we have reached over 6,000 students in local schools about

the danger of sex trafficking and the Department of Education is

now considering a module to address this problem.

P.E.A.R.L.S. Program: Over the past year we have worked to

finalize our special treatment facility program and prepare the program for licensure under the

Department of Health. Our program was developed by Dr. Shantae Williams and Dr. George

Rhoades along with our Ho‘ōla Nā Pua leadership and is called P.E.A.R.L.S (Providing Evidenced

Based Assessment and Intervention for Adolescents Recovering from a Life of Sexual Exploitation).

Starfish Mentoring Program Development: For the past few years, we have been working on an

informal basis to help adolescents who have been identified as trafficked victims (to date we have

worked with approximately 12 girls). We are now proud to announce that our Starfish Mentorship

Program is ready for implementation. The formalized program has been under development with

our professional multi-disciplinary program development team for the past several months. This new

structured health centric-trauma informed mentorship program allows us to provide survivors with

one-on-one support from a trained mentor. The program includes a menu of opportunities such as

recreational experiences and referrals to individual and group therapies, specializing in therapeutic

modalities for these victims. We have received some initial grant funding to help us formally launch

this program and are currently screening and interviewing potential mentors. 2016 will be a year

of great transition for the Ho‘ōla Nā Pua team as we strategically continue to move from vision to

reality. Thanks to generous donor support, we have hired our first group of paid staff to assist with

volunteer and fundraising coordination, allowing us to enhance community outreach and train

hundreds of volunteers.

We anticipate wonderful and exciting things in 2016.

Thank you for having the courage to take a stand against this injustice in our community

and being a part of the solution, Our success and forward movement would not be

possible without our donors and volunteers. We need your strong support in order for us to

provide a home for these precious lives.

JESSICA MUNOZ

President/Founder

WHAT WE HAVE

2016 2017Building Renovation

Program Development/Licensing & Staffing/mid 2017 Startup

JUNJAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JUNJAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

TIMELINE FOR FUNDRAISING GOALS

Development Team Operational Costs Management

WHAT WE NEED

$6,000,000

$950,000$850,000

2016 - 2017 ESTIMATED FUNDRAISING GOALS

TOTAL GOAL: $7,800,000

100+Number of$1000FROM1000SUSTAININGDONORS

Department of Land & Natural Resources Environmental Assessment and Final Pre Lease ApprovedInternational Interior Design Association and Chaminade University’s Enviroment + Interior Design Program completed renovation and interior designFencing installed and landscaping services North Shore Neighborhood Board approved plan to have a residential treatment facility in the communityState Health Planning & Development Agency (SHPDA) Certificate of Need grantedThe Joint Commission accreditation process startedSpecial treatment program writtenDevelopment of P.E.A.R.L.S. program completedDevelopment of Starfish outpatient mentorship program completed

OTHER 2015 MILESTONES

$13,000$13,000amount raisedAT OUR EVERCHARITYGOLF TOURNAMENT

11stst

$7000 - Amount Raised by our Hapalua Marathon Team

22,00022,000HOURS OF VolunteerWORK

Value of donated professional times and services

Amount raised at second annual gala

Amount raised since January 2014

Amount received in grant funding since 2014

$950,000

$685,000

$225,000

$160,000

Financial reports available on request

WHAT WE HAVE

2016 2017Building Renovation

Program Development/Licensing & Staffing/mid 2017 Startup

JUNJAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC JUNJAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

TIMELINE FOR FUNDRAISING GOALS

Development Team Operational Costs Management

WHAT WE NEED

$6,000,000

$950,000$850,000

2016 - 2017 ESTIMATED FUNDRAISING GOALS

TOTAL GOAL: $7,800,000

100+Number of$1000FROM1000SUSTAININGDONORS

Department of Land & Natural Resources Environmental Assessment and Final Pre Lease ApprovedInternational Interior Design Association and Chaminade University’s Enviroment + Interior Design Program completed renovation and interior designFencing installed and landscaping services North Shore Neighborhood Board approved plan to have a residential treatment facility in the communityState Health Planning & Development Agency (SHPDA) Certificate of Need grantedThe Joint Commission accreditation process startedSpecial treatment program writtenDevelopment of P.E.A.R.L.S. program completedDevelopemnt of S.T.A.R.F.I.S.H. outpatient mentorship program completed

OTHER 2015 MILESTONES

$13,000$13,000amount raisedAT OUR EVERCHARITYGOLF TOURNAMENT

11stst

$7000 - Amount Raised by our Hapalua Marathon Team

22,00022,000HOURS OF VolunteerWORK

Value of donated professional times and services

Amount raised at second annual gala

Amount raised since January 2014

Amount received in grant funding since 2014

$950,000

$685,000

$225,000

$160,000

Financial reports available on request

MAHALO TO OUR SUPPORTERS AND SUSTAINING DONORS

A collaborative effort with local and national partners is essential to the success of Ho‘ōla Nā Pua’s

mission to provide a home with comprehensive therapeutic services for children rescued from

sexual exploitation. Our $1000 From 1000 sustaining donors also play a crucial role in helping

Ho‘ōla Nā Pua heal, equip, and empower these beautiful pearls of Hawai‘i.

FOUNDATIONSAmazonSmile FoundationAssociated Jewish

Charities of BaltimoreConsuelo Zobel Alger FoundationDolores Furtado

Martin FoundationExchange Club of HonoluluFriends of Hawai‘i Charities

HMSA FoundationHamura Family FoundationHarold K. L. Castle FoundationHawai‘i Community FoundationHui O Wahine WelfareHumanity UnitedSoroptimist International of Honolulu

Soroptimist International of Waikiki Foundation, Inc. The Bill Healy FoundationThe Capital Group

Companies Charitable Foundation

The Harry & JeanetteWeinberg Foundation

The Seto FoundationThe Taketa Family Fund of

Hawai‘i Community Foundation

The Turtle Bay FoundationWomen’s Fund of Hawai‘i

BUSINESSES & ORGANIZATIONSAloha United WayAltresArmstrong ProduceBlack Cat Tattoo StudioBrookfield FarmsBuzz’s Original SteakhouseCentral Union ChurchChrist Centered

Community Church Coffman Engineers, Inc.D’Ascoli BuildingDeco-Ply Cabinets, Inc.D. OtaniEMP ManagementEric Arakawa DesignsEskimo CandyFirst Assembly of GodFirst Hawai‘ian BankFirst Presbyterian ChurchFoodland Give AlohaFooldland Super Market, Ltd.Foster Care VigilFriends of Duke AionaGreen Hawai‘i TreeHabitat for HumanityHarris United Methodist ChurchHawai‘i Food Service Alliance

Hawai‘i Gas Co.Hawai‘i Surface Design, Inc.Hawai‘i Tech SupportHawai‘ian AirlinesHawai‘ian Island MinistriesHawai‘ian Ocean’s WaikikiHawai‘ian ValuesHenry Joe, Inc.His and Hers Hair, Ltd.Holy Trinity Catholic ChurchHonolulu TintingHope Chapel Mililani

Foursquare ChurchHumanity United

(Omidyar Group)Iolani SchoolJZ InsuranceKai Hawai‘i, Inc.Kailua Christian ChurchKailua Waimanalo

Foursquare ChurchKaiser Permanente Hawai‘iKatie Small King and Neel, Inc.Knights of Columbus

Windward 6703Kokua in Kind LLC

Kokua CommunicationsLarsen EnvironmentalLove Roots Photography/

Flourishing Hearts M Business ClubMacMurray and Sons

Construction LLCMade in HopeMatson Navigation CompanyMenehue WaterMGA Architects LLCMillilani HongwanjiNetwork for GoodNew Hope Central Oahu ChurchOmidyar OhanaOne Love MinistryP.E.O. Sisterhood Chapter DPacific HondaPacific SMB LLCPan Pacific & Southeast

Asian Women’s AssociationParadise BeverageParadise Chapel of the

Assemblies of GodPearl City Baptist

Missions & MinistriesPersonal Transformation

InternationalRandall F. Takaki RNS AutomotiveSacred Hearts AcademySierra Bible ChurchSisters of St. Joseph

of CarondeletSociety ContractingSouth Foursquare ChurchSt. Anthony’s of PaduaSt. Augustine ChurchStructus Building

Technologies. Inc.SUMO Properties LLCTeam Hawai‘i The Compound LLCThe Mission North ShoreThe Rotary Club WindwardUnited Health Care

Employee FundUnited Public WorkersUniversity Health AllianceWide Awakened HealingWomen’s Fund of Hawai‘iWomen’s Night DoubleY. Hata & Co. LimitedZensei

INDIVIDUAL HOUSEHOLDSMatthew AboudaraMichael AddisonCathy AhioJames AjelloK.M. AkagiMichelle AkionaJeff AlameidaCorinne AlonzoMatthew AlonzoPatricia AnchetaLisa Anderson

Neal K. AokiJoanne ArakakiMary ArakakiJacalyn & Albert ArakawaLynda ArakawaSue ArakawaAlexandra AveryMarjan AzimiMark BakerCarolyn BallouCynthia Baril

Lisa Barnes-SuggDora BarreraJohn BaughmanKirsten Baumgart-TurnerGregory BeckJill BeckerRobert BellerGreta L BennettGertrude Berger TrustLeela Bilmes GoldsteinJonny & Tammy Bitanga

Rudy Bitanga Jr.Rudy Bitanga Sr.Nakeli BlanchardWarren & Sylvia BollmeierDianne Bowen-ColemanMalia BoydTracy BradleyAlex BrennerNatasha & Shawn BrileyWalter BrownridgeBeverly Bruckman

Sara BuehlerJennifer BurnsSarah CadizRobert & Monique CanonicoFaith CaplanChristen CarsonKimberly CarsonJustin CarySister Evelyn CharMichael ChegreNancy Chen-KretzConnie ChiltonEric ChingLinda ChingCraig & Sandy ChongJeannette ChoyTeresa ChristiansenThomas & Renee ChungMonica CilettiLily ColettaStephanie CostelloThomas CoulsonAnnie CusickKaren D’AscoliLaura DaigleKatherine DamonKimberly De LeoTy DempseyRita DenisConcetta Di LeoSteven DiBiasiMary DixonAlexander DoldAshlee Drake BerryDouglas DudevoirKathleen DudevoirSam EastabrooksElizabeth Eastham-WongStephanie EckstromMichelle ElebyGwynn EllicottBuddy EllisJames ElseaJodi EndicottRichard & Kathleen EnglishCharleen EsslingJessica Jane EvansStacey EvensenPebbles FaganDavid & Sharon FairbanksDennis FernTimothy FernMichael FormbyLeslie FosterNorman & Mary Ann FrankSteve FreitasRosemary FujimotoEllen Fumiko ChewJamie FurtadoBernard & Virginia Gale

Lily GallagherCandice Garrison AcobChelo Garza-MaguireEd GayagasBradford & Steffi GeeDinora GilStephen & Annette GingerichDoc & Mary GlesoBryan GomesDaniel GomezGala GoodaleDean GroderAnna Maria GruneMemre & Enrica GuerreroSven HaarhoffAnita Haban-NakamaejoDonna HaleyMatthew HaleyMarah HallFrances HamasakiGreg & Shawnee HammerJeffry HansenKevin HansenHeather HarrisStephanie HayashiKen HayashidaGeraldine HayesDaryl & Desiree HeeShelley HeeAmerjit HeimRobert HemphillChad Hew-LenShera HiamMarie HicksMichael Hicks Licia HillKim HironakaTimothy HiuraDavid HodgesBob & Tracy HoevelCraig HoffmanLorene HopkinsBernard HviddingTerri IchinoseWendi IchinoseSusan Mary IgeKarla IharaKatayoun IssariDan & April JesseeLeif & Roberta JohansenKandice JohnsDanae Khan JonesDanny JonesLinda JonesTaylor KaainaDana KaeoSara Pai KaiMaile KanemaruMark and Qian KanemoriLeonis Karratti

Aimee KartchnerMisha KasselJared KatoNoel KauanuiHeidi Kaumaka WongJoyce KawakamiKeilani KawasakiKehaulani KeaSybil KeaJerome KeizerKristina KekuewaStacey KennedyCharles & Annie KimRichard KimSofia KimKelly KingMaurine KingMaureen & Carl KingMyron KiriuHelen KleinGrace KoJane KobayashiDarcy KopchoKerry KoppMelanie KosakaChad KoyanagiGeorge KruegerMarjorie KubotaElizabeth KurashigeSpencer KuriharaBetty KwongHoney La RueLance LasconiaBrenda LauJohn & Janet LawCarole LeeJane LeeJudith LeePeter LeeSterling LeeSungalina LeeTisha LehfeldtCharles & Helene LileikisChelsea LittleRalph LittlefieldMay LiuTarah LongRamona LooMarianita LopezStan & Bobby Lou YeackelSharon LowrieRichie and Awa LuceroJason & Kerry LumKerry LumDebra LuningLinda LynchMarilee LyonsMichael LyonsPatti LyonsMarcus Major

Megan ManleyNicole MarksStephanie MarnStephanie MarrachJohn and Stephanie MarrackLisa MartenAlexander MartinCharles MartinRyan MartinWatters & Christy MartinMichael MartoneCarol MarxFred & Hazel MasudaLauren MatsumotoShelley MatsusakiTheresa MattisonGordon MattosMegan MayerRich McBrideDonald & Stacie McClelandAmy McCormackTony McculloughMarsha McFaddenMary Ann McGuireDouglas McLeodLaura MerrifieldMaile MeyerKathleen MillsMaxine MillsDenys MisechkoKathryn MiyashiroPatricia MiyashiyoGayle MizukamiTatiana MontezJonathan & Melanie MooreRebekah MorimotoGary & Susan MoritaAbby MortensonMichelle MotasGeorge MoyerKathy MullerJeremy & Jessica MunozLarry & Linda MunozKirsten MunsonDale MuraokaJim MurphyDorothy MyersChristine NaderSione NaeataMelvyn NagataFlorence NakakuniArnette NakamuraDiana NakamuraNicolas & Jo NakashimaMaude NakasoneNolan & Debbie NambaShontaz NaweliLois NelsonRobert NeufeldtMarisa Nguyen

Thinh NguyenMariko NishidaRandy Nishii NishijimaMay NishijimaMark & Barbara NorfleetMary NormanGary & Barbara NorthJoyce NunokawaDawn O’BrienValerie O’BrienMy O’LearyMichael O’MalleyMichele OkimuraDebi OrtizKurt & Robin OtagakiRobin OtagakiBozo PalingMichael PalompoRachael PalompoCynde PangasDianne ParkKim PayesLinda PayesJohn PayneDonna PenningtonMelissa PerreTed PettitMele PocherevaAnthony PoponiKina PoulosWolfgang & Ingrid PreeMonica PriceRomy & Sue RadcliffeStephanie RaeBob & Paula Ress

George RhoadesDeann RiceDennis RiceElizabeth RiceDenise RidgeJoan RiggsGil & Liz RiviereMichael RobertsonJordan & Ashley RomanoKaren RoseDale RossThomas RulonVicky RynnJody SakabaDawn SakudaSister Buyne SalustianoLani SamerM.J. SchermanKaleo SchneiderSteven & Robin SchoplerJeanne Schultz AfuvaiBraden & Edi SeamonsLisa ShellyAnthony SilvaY O SilvaTrina SimeonaSandra SimmsSara SimonichSusan SlavishSharon SmartJohn SmileyElaine SmithElsa SouzaTerri SouzaBarbara StehouwerCarolyn Steuer

Ligaya SticeSharon Stitt-GuildGreg & Toni StrongoskyAlexandra SuedaGarret SugaiNancy SulovskiGerald SumidaRebecca SutcliffeWarner SuttonCarol TairaSisi TakakiKevin TakataKay TanakaTracy TanakaPeg TatumLisa TaumuliLisa TaylorMiho TeipelDaniel and Sarah TenneyCarolyn ThibaultLaura ThielenStephanie ThompsonAeri TilkerElizabeth TorresKim Toshie MaruyamaBarbara TreatKeiko TsugawaSister Marian TungAlbert TurnerWesley UemotoBrittany UhlLance UyedaKayla & Kathleen VerseputPatricia WaldenMelinda WalkerSean Walsh

Brooke WardWinona WhiteDon WilcoxJames WilliamsKevin WilliamsMaile WilliamsRichard WilliamsShantae WilliamsElizabeth WintemitzWill WolcottJack WolfJeff WonAmy WongGeorgia W WongKathleen WongMichael WongOlivia WongSister Claudia WongTerrina WongCheryl WoodsTom & Joyce WorkYolanda WuEb & Evangeline YacukRoy YamamotoRoy YamauchiDale YanagiharaDana YapDeanna YatesEdwin YokoyamaTerri YoshinagaLia YoungPeter YoungMaile ZambutoSandra ZinnatoTedra Zissimos

WE THANK OUR $1000 FROM 1000 SUSTAINING DONORS, WHO HAVE DONATED IN 2014 AND 2015

Russell Adams ⊕

Aaron Akiona ⊕

Jesse Ryan Kawela Allen

Jody Allione

Carole Anderson

Dr. Dominic Bagnoli

Patricia Bittick

Gail Breakey ⊕

Corinne Brodie

Nicole Brodie ⊕

Douglas Brown

Stephanie Buck*

Heidi Burgoyne

Drs. Brad & Sharin Burton

Caitlin Caldwell

Kathleen Campbell

Jodye Cary

Candace Chase ⊕

Christopher Chung

Woodrow Chung

Amanda Clare

Conrad Colbert

Consuelo Zobel Alger Foundation

Brent & Jill Cullinan

D’Ascoli Building

Laura Daigle

Sarah Downs ⊕

Robert & Paraluman Durkin

Eric Arakawa Designs

Friends of Legacy

Christian Church*

Nancy Frisbie

Michael & Carolyn Garner

Melanie Gates

Matt Gilbertson

Annette & Stephen Gingerich

Jess Glasser ⊕

Nancy Grekin

Kanani Guerland

Barron Guss*

Dr. Steven Guyton

Marah Hall ⊕

Gregg & Shawnee Hammer

Hamura Family Foundation

Joe Harvey-Hall

Warren Higashi

Sarah Hitchcock

Joesphine Hoh

Jana Holden

John Holeyfield

Carolyn D. Hong

Honolulu Tinting Company

Julia Hughes

Dr. John Jiuliano

Leif & Roberta Johansen*

June Jones, III*

Robert Jonick

Kailua Waimanalo Foursquare Church

Laurie Kasten

Anne Swayne Keirr ⊕

Harvey & Mary King

Olin Lagon ⊕

Sarah Larson &Wendell M. Larson, II

Tim & Susan Lyons

Made in Hope

Makani Maeva*

Tasha Major

Ada Mark

Carrie & Sterling Martell*

Beth Mason

Kenneth & Diane Matsuura

Cacia Mayo

Sharon McElroy

Jacob & Kersten Milligan

Belinda Miranda

Rebekah Morimoto

Sunny Mudd

Jeremy & Jessica Munoz

Ronald & Sabrina Najarian*

New Hope Central Oahu Church

James Opiana

Dr. David Packo*

James Palmer

Marvin Park

Dan & Terri Pierson

Teva & Nicoya Pou

Joan Pratt

The Reef, Inc.

Monique Rice ⊕

Jade Richardson

Tom Ritchie ⊕

Judy Rocap

Ashley Romano

Nathan & Timothy Ruppert

Marisa Russo

Jaclyn Ryskamp

Cheryl Sakihara

Aaron Schnobrich

Paul & Marisa Sciacca

Lance & Letty Lian Segawa

Nicholas Sensley

Herb & Georgi Shiraishi

Dean Shivvers

Sierra Bible Church

Dawn Soderquist

Ellyn Sollars

Soroptimists International of Honolulu

Alessandra Spence

Justin & Lauren Stewart

Robert &Paraluman Stice-Durkin

Suzanne Sullivan

Tracy Tanaka

Ariel Taumuli

Eric Tema

The Mission North Shore

Magdalena Twiggsmith

Judi Wall ⊕

Glenn and Debra Weinberg

Nicole West

Emmet White

Stan & Bobby Lou Yeackel*

Yolanda Young

Joe Zbin

Tedra Zissimos

Each $1000 donated earns the contributor

a 6 inch tile that will be part of a beautiful

7 foot by 15 foot starfish mural, just like you

see on this page, displayed on an outside

wall of Pearl Haven.* $5,000 and above (Hokulani Donors)

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DISCLAIMER:

This report covers donations given to Ho‘ōla Nā Pua during the period of 1/1/14 to 12/31/15. Much care has been taken in providing this report. If you find any discrepancies or omissions, we apologize in advance and ask you to please let us know by contacting connie.sizemore@hoolanapua.orgHarry & Jeanette Weinberg Kukui Center 245 North Kukui Street, Ste. 207 Honolulu, HI 96817 808–445–3131 info@hoolanapua.org