March 23 (6:30pm) - Kaimuki
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March 23 (6:30pm) - Kaimuki
Kaimuki YMCA Newsletter-Week 1 2015 Annual Support Campaign Aloha Campaigners & Donors, Are you excited for ASC?! We are! This year the theme for the KaimukiWaialae branch will be 80’s! If you couldn’t already tell. Last Saturday, we had an awesome ASC Kickoff! Thank you to all of those who came and represented our branch! We loved all of the 80’s looks. We look forward to the Report Nights as well, since you should be coming looking like you are right out of the 80’s! The next one will be February 23rd at 6:00pm. Come take a look at our Pac-Man Goal chart when you get a chance in the office. It is pretty awesome! Thank you all for your hard work and dedication! Let’s make goal this year! $85,00 0 Upcoming ASC Events February 23 (6:30pm)- Report Night #1 at Kaimuki Y February 24 (All Day)- California Pizza Kitchen Day February 27 (5:30am– 3:30pm)- ASC Massages by Chad Imano March 23 (6:30pm)- Report Night #2 at Kaimuki Y March 29 (3:00-6:00pm)- Celebration Why Give To The YMCA of Honolulu? We will always be here to serve our communities, in good times and bad. The YMCA of Honolulu is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization founded in 1869. For over 140 years, the Y has worked side by side with our local communities through wars, economic downturns, social upheaval and health crises. The YMCA is committed and equipped to meet the changing needs and challenges of Oahu's families and communities. Our youth and families need the YMCA, more than ever. The Y is one of the largest providers of youth and teen programs in Hawaii (including after school programs and teen outreach/counseling). The demand for financial assistance and programs continues to grow. In 2014, the Y assisted youth and families with almost $1,000,000 in financial assistance to participate in many Y programs and services. We are strong fiscal managers. Over ninety cents for each dollar contributed overall (90%) goes directly to provide financial assistance for those in need to participate in YMCA programs and to support Y programs. Most organizations’ overhead averages 18-25%. The Y is committed to keeping its administrative costs low, while still providing quality programs. The YMCA is debt-free and adequately staffed with well-trained professionals. We invest in our facilities, staff and programs to better serve our community. We value our supporters. At the Y, we consider donors part of our YMCA ohana. Many of our donors have supported our Y for their entire lives, and for several family generations. These relationships can only exist when there is a high level of trust, as our communities have for our YMCA. Please give to the YMCA of Honolulu 2015 Annual Support Campaign. Know that your gift does make a difference. Mahalo for your support! Reports UPDATED 2/12/2015 Die Hard Karate Kids $2740 Goal: $12,000 $7600.20 Goal: $14,000 Nickoma Rangihuna $130 Judy Shimabukuro Alyssa Barbosa-Grogan $105 $95 $60 Crysten Kalua Debra Glowik Earth, Wind, & Awesomes Cindy Lee $4572.50 Goal: $12,000 Jaeson Tamura John Villegas $100 Kara Miller $10 Ryoko White Todd Metcalf $650 Jason Minami $500 Sharon Ishida $1095 $100 $25 Laura Kauhane $535 $187.70 Bryson Yorita Marlon Espejo $105 Cathleen Goshi-Agena Melinda Gaborno Dominic Marquez Michele Hirosumi Henry Liang Patricia Welton James Kinoshita Sherilyn Lum $30 Jennifer Kawamoto Steven Hanuna $20 Kaylin Echanove Vincent Eiserloh Kula Companion Zylee Liddy Lauren Murata Megan Parker $267.50 Limin Song Athena Keehu $700 Phyllis Oliver $250 Leticia Sharp $25 Khristine Dafun $4960 Kristin Horiuchi-Hardy Noah Waiwaiole $125 Leslie Sharp Caroline Dang Mia Kanai Karen Lee Krystina Baptiste Adrian De Silva Katharine Kawasaki Meagan Hake Nainoa Heaston Christianne Obando Cristina Watari Les Ihara $75 Anthony Herrera Brynn Yorita Rachel Kamai Katie Kaahanui Nicole Kellner $200 $10 Rubina Siddiqui Ryoko Yoshimoto Tamy Star James Tania Brown Vernon Yoshida $350 Megan Parker $267.50 Michael H Lau $1000 Ralph Aona $200 Ray Seto $1045 Craig Takahashi $1500 $190 Reports UPDATED 2/12/2015 Breakfast Club Top Gun $7370.00 Goal: $14,000 $4425.00 Goal: $14,000 Kylie Saito Jenna Butts $2 Andrew Kim Ashleeann Rowe $215 $31,432.70 36.9% Ashley Brizee Danielle GonzalesDonna Funamoto $375 Hiiaka Kalilikane Hookele Kalilikane Kaesean Nimmons Kelsey Barbosa-Grogan Madison Batt Merick Ito $3 Mia Vallero Robert Chingon Susan Cardenas Tiffany Nguyen Meagan Hake Shelly Campbell Brad Ishida Sharene Urakami-Oyama $25 $500 $6,000 $250 Thigh Masters of the Universe $4725.00 Goal: $19,000 Tony Yee $2,320 Michele Mueller $2,405 Tiana Maruyama Kameron Ho Anna Pirl Bryan Park Danielle Emeliano Dax Shizuru Daynna Flores Edward Goo Kai Uyehara Kekoa Shirota-Ho Keone Kinoshita Kina Ranoa Reese Ebata Sarah Kamiya Vidal Badua Wesley Pei Jordan Kaneshiro Shayde Nakamura Connan Chung Felix Hoffman Cody Chung Zachary Okimoto Kekoa Shirota-Ho Jay Nishimura Sarah Hussey Deanne Haugaard Ryker Wada $370 $100 $100 $195 $1050 $370 $70 $100 $50 $50 $150 $50 $300 $290 $1000 $180 Top Campaigners UPDATED 2/12/2015 Over $1000 Raised Deanne Haugaard Wes Pei Brad Ishida Leslie Sharp Sharon Ishida Ray Seto Michael Lau Michele Mueller Tony Yee Gained Over 10 Donors Leslie Sharp Major Donors President’s Club ($1000+) Deanne Haugaard Michael Lau Brad Ishida Craig Takahashi Sharon Ishida Tony Yee Lindsey Kosasa Precor USA Kokua Klub (ongoing donor) Brad Ishida Sharon Ishida Paul Kuromoto Megan Parker Anthony Yee $42,500 $63,750 $55,250 $76,500 Start Goal $85,000 $38,250 $21,250 $8,500 $34,000 February 23 6:30pm Kaimuki Y Courtyard