𝙈𝙮 𝙘𝙝𝙖𝙡𝙡𝙚𝙣𝙜𝙚 𝙩𝙤 𝙮𝙤𝙪
Peace does not happen by accident. It must be pursued deliberately, built strategically, and woven intentionally into everything we do. That is the challenge I am placing before the Rotary world this year.
Rotary recognises peacebuilding as one of our areas of focus. But I believe peace must be more than a category of work we set aside for certain projects. It must become a lens, one we choose to look through every time we plan, every time we serve, every time we ask what kind of impact we truly want to leave behind.

Play the Peace Game now and at the District Conference and meet new people. The Peace Game has been created to strengthen the peace building leadership, fellowship and community impact of Rotarians and Rotary Clubs.  It weaves the Four Way Test into seven peace practices that enable practical, structured and service-driven action. This is Rotary's first comprehensive global peace initiative combining our reach and human capital with proven methodologies to achieve a tipping point for peace.  Click to Download the Peace Game app

Rockin' Rotarians jamming together Friday, 4-5pm and performing a few songs for us! Bring your guitar, ukulele, drums, brass, etc and let's jam!  Band leader Robert Jackson will give it a one and a two...!  Give Robert a call at 808 371-2323 if you'd like to join in.

Find treasures on the Online Silent Auction, August 1 to 22.   CLICK HERE to go to the 32Auction Site and start your bidding!

We invite you to consider becoming a District Conference Sponsor, a wonderful opportunity to showcase your business or organization.  Placing an ad in the program will reach our conference attendees.  CLICK HERE to reserve your spot!

On Saturday afternoon, 2:15-3:15pm, a special viewing of the documentary film, “Removed By Force: The Eviction of Hawaiʻi’s Japanese American During WWII” will be shown for those who are interested. This is a one-hour film that highlights personal accounts of those who were affected,  produced by Bill Kaneko, former president of the Honolulu Japanese American Citizens League, and Kahala Sunrise Rotarian Ryan Kawamoto. Small donations $5 to The Rotary Foundation will be appreciated.  

A free shuttle service is being provided between the Best Western Plaza and the Conference Site at Keehi Lagoon. CLICK HERE to reserve your seat on the van.