2012 Annual Report

LIVE UNITED. WITH ALOHA. LIVE UNITED. WITH ALOHA. LIVE UNITED
IT’S NOT HOW MUCH
WE GIVE,
BUT HOW MUCH
ALOHA
WE PUT INTO GIVING
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
WITH ALOHA. LIVE UNITED. WITH ALOHA. LIVE UNITED. WITH ALOHA
MISSION
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
We are a fundraiser to support local non-profits and direct
resources to address community needs and make Hawaii a
better place to live.
LIVING UNITED
Aloha United Way envisions a community where all individuals and families achieve their
human potential through education, financial stability and healthy lives.
Imagine Hawaii as a place that fosters hope and opportunity for everyone.
A place where…
• All children receive a quality education that offers a pathway to a brighter tomorrow.
•The cycle of poverty and financial dependence ends, and productive livelihoods
begin for even the most disadvantaged.
• Everyone receives effective healthcare that improves quality of life.
•Communities not only set significant and measurable goals to
advance these fundamental elements of human development,
but achieve them.
To LIVE UNITED means we are willing to be part of something bigger than ourselves. It
means we are willing to invest in our friends, neighbors, and community. As we know first
hand, United Way is a powerful way to increase the organizing capacity of people to care for
one another and unite to solve problems; and Aloha United Way is proud to be leading this
mission of service.
To all of our supporters, thank you for your donations in 2012 and your
compassionate support that has allowed Aloha United Way to touch over
800,000 lives and support over 300 local non-profits.
These past couple of years we have all been faced with the prospect of
belt tightening, while at the same time needs have been escalating due
to the economic challenges facing our society. Despite challenging times,
our supporters have demonstrated extraordinary generosity both with their
money and their time.
In 2012, we raised over $10.7 million to invest back into our local community
while advancing efforts in education and poverty prevention and creating a
safety net of support for those in crisis in our community.
Aloha United Way dollars from 2011, funded more than 2.4 million participant visits at local
non-profits in 2012 and every one of our supporters played a big part in making that possible.
This annual report highlights the many ways we continue to improve lives and the donors and
companies partnering with us in this mission to strengthen our communities. On behalf of all
of us at Aloha United Way... the hundreds of local non-profits we serve... and the hundreds of
thousands of local people being helped – Thank you! We couldn’t do it without you.
KIM GENNAULA
PRESIDENT & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Highlights of the Year
Top Community Supporters
Financial Highlights
2012 Board of Directors
Tocqueville Society
Honoring Our Leadership Givers
Gifts-in-Kind
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HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR
IMPROVING LIVES THROUGH
COMMUNITY IMPACT
Aloha United Way is committed to improving the lives and
futures of individuals, children and families in need by
strategically investing in Education, Poverty Prevention, and
programs which provide a Safety Net for those in crisis in our
community. By partnering with a network of nearly 300 local
non-profits, Aloha United Way helps provide critical services
to our community, connects individuals in crisis with needed
resources through 2-1-1, and increases the power of local
charities by providing dedicated Volunteers. With your help,
Aloha United Way dollars funded 2.4 million participant visits
at local non-profits in 2012. Aloha United Way is inspiring
hope, improving lives and creating opportunities for a better
tomorrow in Hawaii everyday.
CREATING LONG-LASTING CHANGE
EDUCATION
We are committed to investing in the futures of our youth
through programs that focus on early childhood education and
raising high school graduation rates. Some examples include:
•
Provided early childhood developmental screenings for
1,755 toddlers and young children
•Supported 7,578 at-risk youth through a wide range of early
intervention programs
•Assisted 15,047 youth through a variety of mentoring
programs
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HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR
POVERTY PREVENTION
We are addressing the short-term emergency needs of lowincome families and investing in the futures of at-risk children.
Some examples include:
•
Provided emergency rent/mortgage assistance to 2,813
individuals and emergency utility assistance to 10,926
individuals
•Conducted financial literacy training for 8,646 participants
and job training for 16,577 participants
•Assisted 12,547 teens through pregnancy prevention/
education programs
SAFETY NET
For over 90 years, Aloha United Way has served as the safety
net for our community, ensuring that non-profit services will be
there when you need them. Here are examples of how we have
helped individuals and families in crisis.
•Provided treatment for 1,080 children who were victims
of sex assault and counseling for 3,575 adult victims of
domestic violence
•Sheltered 2,094 women and children who were victims of
domestic violence
•Provided medical/dental care for 10,134 individuals who
were experiencing homelessness and 11,466 individuals
who were without health insurance
•
Provided residential and outpatient substance abuse
treatment for 900 individuals struggling with addictions
COMMUNITY IMPACT GRANTS –
IMPROVING THE LIVES OF THOSE IN NEED
Aloha United Way aims to make a real difference in the lives
of children and families in need by addressing short-term
basic needs and investing in the futures of at-risk children
and their families. For the 2012 calendar year, Aloha United
Way awarded $2,952,171 in grants to local nonprofit programs
making an impact in the areas of EDUCATION, POVERTY
PREVENTION and SAFETY NET services.
Together, Aloha United Way and its Community Impact Partners
provided programs that are making strides in the following
outcomes:
1.Ensuring keiki are ready to succeed in kindergarten
2.Increasing high school graduation rates
3.
Helping at-risk families become stable and financially
secure
4.Reducing homelessness, especially among families with
children
5.Providing services to those in our community experiencing
crisis or emergencies.
In addition to our Community Impact Grants in 2012, Aloha
United Way also raised an additional $5,250,808 in designated
contributions from our donors to be distributed to local nonprofit organizations!
COMMITTED TO OUR LOCAL COMMUNITY
Aloha United Way is completely focused on addressing the
needs of our local community. We are proud that every dollar
raised, stays local and 100% of your designated donation goes
to the charity of your choice.
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HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR
COMMUNITY IMPACT PARTNERS (GRANT RECIPIENTS)
American Red Cross
Disaster Assistance
Catholic Charities
Crisis Stabilization Services
Domestic Violence Services
Assets Building and Protection
Job Skills Training
Child & Family Service
Healthy Start
Domestic Violence Services
Transitional Housing
Job Skills Training
Coalition for Drug Free Hawaii
Substance Abuse Treatment
Domestic Violence Action Center
Domestic Violence Services
Crisis Stabilization
Family Promise of Hawaii
Homelessness
Job Skills Training
Foodbank Credits
Hale Kipa
Independent Living Program
Teen Pregnancy Prevention
Job Skills Training
Crisis Stabilization
Hawaii Foodbank
Foodbank Credits
Helping Hands Hawaii
Homelessness
Job Skills Training
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Asset Building and Protection
Hina Mauka
Substance Abuse Services
HUGS
Foodbank Credits
Institute for Human Services
Homelessness
Health Care for Homeless/Uninsured
Crisis Stabilization
KEY Project
Foodbank Credits
Kokua Kalihi Valley
Maternal Child Health Program
Ku Aloha Ola Mau
Substance Abuse Services
Learning Diabilities Association
School Readiness Screening
Legal Aid Society
Crisis Stabilization
Mental Health Kokua
Homelessness
Crisis Stabilization
PACT
Farrington Screening Project
Domestic Violence Services
Palama Settlement
Pre-K Ace Boost Camp
In-Community Treatment Program
Asset Building & Protection
Partners In Care
Homelessness
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
SOCIETY OF YOUNG LEADERS
Partners in Development
Homeless Family Education Program
Substance Abuse Assistance
Planned Parenthood of Hawaii
Teen Pregnancy Prevention
Salvation Army
Homelessness
Substance Abuse
Foodbank Credits
St. Francis Healthcare
Foodbank Credits
Susannah Wesley Community Center
Foodbank Credits
Teach For America
Teacher Placement Program
U.S. Veterans Initiative
Homelessness
Substance Abuse
Waianae Coast Comprehensive
Health Care for Homeless/Uninsured
Waikiki Health Center
Homelessness
Health Care for Homeless/Uninsured
Waimanalo Health Center
Health Care for Homeless/Uninsured
YMCA of Honolulu
Come With Me Program
YWCA of Oahu
Job Skills Training
Homelessness Assistance
Domestic Violence Services
Aloha United Way’s Society of Young Leaders Organization is
a unique and dynamic group of individuals between the ages
of 21-45 who are committed to making a difference in the
community. It is a fun way to network, volunteer and build a
better future together. To join contact us at 536.1951.
SCHOOL TOOLS – SUPPLYING KIDS WITH
TOOLS THEY NEED TO SUCCEED!
In the 2012-13 school year, Aloha United Way’s Society
of Young Leaders Organization collected and distributed
$14,678 worth of new school supplies to local schools to help
kids learn and succeed. The supplies were distributed to all
schools on Oahu... with backpacks and school kits full of
supplies distributed to approximately 1,000 students. Thanks
to our partner collection sites Jamba Juice, Hard Rock Café,
Old Republic and The Chamber of Commerce businesses which
enabled us to increase our total number of school supply
backpacks by 12% this year.
FOOD AND TOILETRIES – DONATIONS FOR
THE HUNGRY AND HOMELESS
Aloha United Way’s Society of Young Leaders Organization
helped sort and package over 600,000 pounds of canned good
items to feed the hungry and supported runaway youth by
collecting and providing over $5,000 worth of toiletry items to
a teen shelter.
HELP FROM OUR LABOR COMMUNITY
Aloha United Way and Organized labor have been partnered
for more than 60 years in efforts to help our community.
This year, the labor community held another successful food
drive in partnership with the National Association of Letter
Carriers, collecting close to 500,000 pounds of food statewide.
The Annual AFL-CIO Golf Tournament for Aloha United Way
raised over $50,000 and over $140,000 was donated by union
offices and union retirees. Mahalo for their support for our local
community.
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HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR
VOLUNTEER INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE
(VITA) – FREE TAX ASSISTANCE
TO SUPPORT LOCAL FAMILIES
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR
WE LOVE OUR VOLUNTEERS! IT’S EASY TO
GET CONNECTED!
Aloha United Way is appreciative of the many individuals and
In 2005 Aloha United Way lead the way in creating the VITA groups who generously volunteered their time and talent to the
free tax preparation service for Oahu. In 2012 Aloha United operations of our Community Programs. “Get Connected” is a
Way continued its partnership with the Hawaii Alliance for free statewide on-line volunteer matching service that provides
Community Based Economic Development (HACBED) to host 46 opportunities people of all ages to get involved. Aloha United
VITA tax preparation sites across Oahu for the 2013 tax season. Way hosts this free service and in 2012, the website received
191 volunteer tax preparers helped 4,675 individuals complete over 660,000 hits and placed 14,660 volunteers at local
their returns and receive refunds totaling $7,343,515.
nonprofit agencies. Every volunteer plays an important role in
helping our community grow and thrive! For more information,
HOLIDAY HELP
please visit auw.org and click on the “volunteer” tab.
Aloha United Way teamed up with several local businesses
over the holiday season to make the holidays brighter for
thousands in need. In December, Aloha United Way partnered
with Hawaii Meals on Wheels and Lanakila Meals on Wheels to
ensure hot, holiday meal delivery to nearly 1,000 individuals in
need at their homes this holiday season.
Aloha United Way thanks staff and customers at Barnes & Noble
Ala Moana for their book drive which resulted in 4,010 donated
books distributed to schools and children in need.
Aloha United Way also promoted holiday gift drives. Through the
Salvation Army Angel Tree Program, 528 gifts from our generous
donors included clothing, shoes, toiletries, household items,
toys, games, sports equipment, and gift cards to purchase food
and other necessities all distributed to 528 individuals who
made a holiday wish on the Angel Tree.
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WE APPRECIATE OUR FUNDING PARTNERS!
Aloha United Way is grateful to the many foundations and
grant-making agencies that have provided funds for our
community impact work during 2012 including:
Alfred M. & Charlyn Masini Fund
Alice E. Davis Estate
Anna B. Lindemann Fund
Atherton Family Foundation
Ellen M. Koenig Memorial Fund
FINRA Investor Education Foundation
Hazel H. Takumi Foundation
Ivena Ziegenhein Fund
J. Watumull Fund
The James and Juanita Wo Foundation
Kosasa Family Fund
Leonora F. and Joseph K. Wee Family Fund
Marie Kohli Fund
The McVay Family Foundation
Minnie P. Cuthbertson Fund
NFL Foundation
Omidyar Ohana Fund
The Reverend Takie Okumura Family Fund
The Seymour Terry Trust
Thomas J. Vincent Foundation, Inc.
United Way Worldwide
Valvon Foundation
William G. Irwin Charity Foundation
ALOHA UNITED WAY 211
Aloha United Way’s 211 is a free, confidential referral service
for anyone who needs help. Simply dial 2-1-1 and you will be
helped by an Aloha United Way operator who can connect you to
thousands of programs in our community to meet your need. It
is a confidential, free, easy to access service provided by Aloha
United Way.
2012 Number of calls to 211:
Number of referrals given: 29,278
40,377
Most Requested Specific Services:
Food Pantries
Rent Payment Assistance
Public Assistance Programs
Utility Bill Payment Assistance
Health/Dental Insurance
Children’s State/Local Health Insurance Programs
School Supplies
Federal Income Tax Information
Legal Services
Transitional Housing/Shelter
Homeless Shelters
WE ARE GRATEFUL FOR YOUR GENEROUS
SUPPORT!
Aloha United Way’s efforts to improve lives in our community
truly would not be possible without the support of so many
generous individuals, businesses and community organizations.
Despite on-going economic challenges, 2012 proved to be
a strong year for Aloha United Way’s fundraising efforts.
Campaign revenue showed an increase of over the prior year.
We saw substantial growth in our leadership giving levels and
over 1300 businesses held Aloha United Way Workplace Giving
campaigns. The Combined Federal Campaign which is run by
Aloha United Way raised $6.5 million, the highest total ever in
AUW/CFC history.
Workplace Campaign dollars account for a majority of the funds
coming into Aloha United Way through fundraising. We would
like to thank all of you who take the step to pledge on a regular
basis. Whether its $1 per pay check or $100 per pay check, your
giving to United Way on an on-going basis makes it possible for
hundreds of hurting families, many of them with small children,
to make it through difficult times. In addition to our over 73,815
individual donors we are grateful to the many companies who
increase those donations with corporate matches or corporate
gifts.
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TOP COMMUNITY SUPPORTERS
TOP BUSINESSES
$750,000 - $999,999
Hawaiian Electric Industries, Inc., Hawaiian Electric
Co., Inc., American
Savings Bank
$250,000 - $749,999
Central Pacific Bank
Employees of the City and County of Honolulu
First Hawaiian Bank and its subsidiaries
Hawai’i Medical Service Association
Hawaii State Department
of Education
State of Hawaii Executive Branch,
Legislative Branch &
Judicial Branch
University of Hawai‘i System
$100,000 - $249,999
Bank of Hawaii
Enterprise Holdings - Enterprise Rent-A-Car,
Alamo Rent A Car,
National Car Rental
Hawaiian Telcom
Kyo-ya Hotels & Resorts, LP
Macy’s
Oceanic Time Warner Cable
Servco Pacific Inc.
Tesoro Hawaii Corporation
$50,000 - $99,999
Alexander & Baldwin, Inc.
and its family of
companies
Chevron Products Company
Costco Wholesale
DFS Hawaii
HAWAI‘I GAS
Kahala Nui
Matson, Inc.
Nordic PCL Construction, Inc.
Nordstrom
The Queen’s Health Systems
UPS
$15,000 - $49,999
ABC Stores
Accuity LLP
Aon Risk Services, Inc. of Hawaii
Architects Hawaii Ltd.
ASSETS School
Aston Hotels & Resorts
BEI Hawaii
Bowers + Kubota Consulting
C & S Wholesale Grocers, Inc.
C. S. Wo & Sons, Ltd.
Cades Schutte A Limited Law Partnership
Carlsmith Ball LLP
Castle Medical Center
City Mill Company, Ltd.
Coldwell Banker Pacific Properties
Colliers International
Deloitte LLP
Employees of Hawaii Pacific Health
Ernst & Young LLP
Farmer’s Insurance Hawaii
FedEx Express
First Insurance Company of
Hawaii, Ltd.
Foodland Super Market, Ltd.
Gentry Companies
The Halekulani Corporation,
Halekulani Hotel and
Waikiki Parc Hotel
Hawaii Dental Service
TOP COMMUNITY SUPPORTERS
Hawai’i Visitors & Convention Bureau
Hawaiian Cement
Hawaiian Dredging
Construction Company,
Inc.
Hawaiian Host Chocolates
Hawaiian Tug & Barge/Young
Brothers
Hilton Hawaiian Village
Waikiki Beach Resort
Honolulu Star-Advertiser
IBM Corporation
Iolani School
Island Insurance Companies/
Atlas Insurance Agency
Island Movers, Inc.
James Campbell Company
LLC
Kaiser Permanente
Kamehameha Schools
Kaneohe Ranch/Harold K. L.
Castle Foundation
Koga Engineering &
Construction, Inc.
Kuakini Health System
Meadow Gold Dairies Hawaii
Oahu Transit Services, Inc.
Outrigger Enterprises Group
Pacific Guardian Life
Insurance Company
Pacific Transfer LLC
Plaza Home Mortgage, Inc.
Punahou School
R. M. Towill Corporation
Target
TD Foodgroup, Inc./Pizza Hut/
Taco Bell/Long John
Silver’s/A&W and its
employees
Territorial Savings Bank
Title Guaranty of Hawai’i, Inc.
Wal-Mart/Sam’s Club
SMALL BUSINESS
BIG HEART
Mahalo to our 2012 Aloha United Way Campaign Chair John Dean of Central Pacific Bank. Thanks to
his leadership, thousands of donors in our community, helped Aloha United Way support hundreds
of local non-profits and fund programs touching nearly 800,000 lives.
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$2,500 - $14,999
A-1 A-Lectrician, Inc.
AAA Hawai’i
Advantage WEBCO Hawaii
AECOM Technical Services,
Inc.
Ala Moana Hotel
Alaka’i Mechanical Corp.
Alan B. Richardson LLC
Albert C. Kobayashi, Inc.
Alii Flooring, Inc.
Aloha Shoyu Company, Ltd.
Alstom Power, Inc.
American Carpet One
Ameron Hawaii
Arcadia Retirement
Residence
Armstrong Builders
AT&T Mobility
Austin, Tsutsumi &
Associates, Inc.
Avalon Development
Company LLC
Ayabe, Chong, Nishimoto,
Sia & Nakamura
BAE Systems Hawaii Shipyard
Bank of America, Hawaii FSB
Bays Lung Rose & Holma
BCP Construction of Hawaii
Inc
Beecher Carlson
Belt Collins Hawaii Ltd.
Benefit Plan Solutions, Inc.
Best Buy
Buck Consultants
Business Insurance Services,
Inc.
Carrier Hawaii
Case Lombardi & Pettit, A
Law Corporation
Castle & Cooke Hawai’i
Central Medical Clinic, Inc.
Ceridian Hawaii
CH2M HILL
Chaminade University of
Honolulu
Chun Yoshimoto LLP
Chun, Kerr, Dodd, Beaman &
Wong LLLP
Clear Channel
Communications
Community Planning
& Engineering Inc.
Consolidated Theatres
Crown Relocations Hawaii
Damon Key Leong Kupchak
Hastert
Delta Air Lines, Inc.
Diagnostic Laboratory
Services, Inc.
Dole Food Company Hawaii
Don Quijote
DTG Operations, Inc.
Engineers Surveyors Hawaii,
Inc.
Fidelity Information Services
The Finance Factors Family of
Companies
Food Pantry
Foodland Give Aloha
Frito-Lay of Hawaii, Inc.
Fujikawa Associates,
Inc. D.B.A. Continental
Mechanical of the Pacific
Fukunaga & Associates, Inc.
GE Capital Hawaii, Inc.
GEICO
Geolabs, Inc.
Gloria Bridal Services, Inc.
Goodsill Anderson Quinn &
Stifel LLP
Grace Pacific Corporation
Group 70 International, Inc.
Guardsmark Inc
Hale Kipa, Inc.
Hanahau’oli School
Hawaii Agriculture Research
Center
Hawaii Central Credit Union
Hawaii Credit Union League
Hawaii Employers Council
Hawaii National Bank
Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki
Hawaii Stevedores, Inc.
Hawaii Western Management
Group
Hawaiian Isles Petroleum
Hawaiian Tel Federal Credit
Union
HawaiiUSA Federal Credit
Union
Hawthorne Pacific
Corporation
HDR, Inc.
Helber Hastert & Fee,
Planners, Inc.
HFM Food Services
HiCentral MLS
Hickam Federal Credit Union
HI Employment
HomeStreet Bank
Honolulu Actuarial
Consultants, Inc.
Honolulu Board of
REALTORS®
Honolulu Federal Credit Union
Honolulu Orthopedic Supply
Hopaco/OfficeMax
HPC Foods, Ltd.
InSynergy Engineering, Inc.
InVision Imaging
J & D Builders
J M D Beverages
Jones Hawaii Automotive
JTB Hawaii, Inc.
KYD, Inc. dba K. Yamada
Distributors
The Kahala Hotel & Resort
Kane’ahanui Management
Consulting
Kessner Duca Umebayashi
Bain & Matsunaga
Kintetsu International Hawaii
Company
KITV 4 Island Television
Kobayashi Sugita & Goda
KPMG LLP
La Pietra - Hawaii School
for Girls
Leavitt, Yamane & Soldner
Ledcor Construction Hawaii,
LLC
Lemke Chinen & Tanaka,
CPA, Inc.
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co.
Lum Yip Kee, Limited
M. Dyer & Sons, Inc.
The MacNaughton Group
Marsh USA Inc.
Maryknoll School
Mason Architects, Inc.
Maui Divers of Hawaii, Ltd.
Maunalani Nursing &
Rehabilitation
MC & A
McCabe Hamilton & Renny
Co Ltd
McCorriston Miller Mukai
MacKinnon LLP
Mid Pac Petroleum, LLC
Mid-Pacific Institute
Miramar at Waikiki Hotel
Monkeypod Kitchen by
Merriman
Monsanto
Mutual Benefit Association
Napa Distribution Center Hawaii
New York Life Foundation
Nippon Club
Noguchi & Associates
Special mahalo to Hawaiian Electric Company and its employees for their generous contributions
every year. In total, Hawaiian Electric Industries, Hawaiian Electric Company,Inc. and American
Savings Bank donated a total of $748, 471 in 2012.
Pictured here are (L-R): Dick Rosenblum, Kim Gennaula, Violet Francis and Brian Ahakuelo.
P & R Water Taxi
Pacific Corporate Solutions
Pacific Marine & Navatek Ltd.
Pacific Rim Bank
Pacific Wireless
Communications, LLC
Palama Holdings LLC
Paradise Beverages
ParEn, Inc. dba Park
Engineering
Parsons Corporation - Hawaii
Payless Shoesource
PBR Hawaii & Associates,
Inc.
Pepsi Bottling Group of
Hawaii
PKF Pacific Hawaii LLP
Polynesian Cultural Center
ProService Hawaii
Ralph S. Inouye Co., Ltd.
RICOH USA
RIM Architects Hawaii
Robert & Betty Wo Foundation
Royal Contracting Company,
Ltd.
Sacred Hearts Academy
Hawaiian & Pacific Islands
Division
SchoolRise, LLC
The Schuler Family
Foundation
SH Consulting
Simply Organized
Sofos Realty Corp.
St. Andrew’s Priory School
St. Francis Healthcare
System
St. Louis School
Starwood Hotels & Resorts/
Starwood Vacation
Ownership
State Farm Insurance
Companies
St-Germain America, Inc.
Stryker Weiner & Yokota
Public Relations, Inc.
Teruya Brothers, Ltd.
Tiki’s Grill & Bar
Times Super Market
TJ Maxx
Tori Richard, Ltd.
Torkildson Katz Moore
Hetherington & Harris
Attorneys at Law
TriWest Healthcare Alliances
UBS Financial Services, Inc.
United Health Group
The University of Hawaii
Federal Credit Union
Waialae Country Club
Waikiki Business Plaza
Waikiki Trader Corporation
Kupono Investment, Inc.
Wasa Electrical Service, Inc.
Watanabe Ing LLP
Watumull’s Stores
Wells Fargo Bank
Xerox Corporation
TOP NON-PROFITS
Aloha Special Technology
Access Center,Inc.
Aloha United Way
Alzheimer’s Disease and
Related Disorder
Association, Inc. Aloha
Chapter
American Cancer Society, Inc.
American Diabetes
Association
American Heart Association
American Red Cross, Hawaii
State Chapter
The Arc in Hawaii
Armed Services YMCA of
Honolulu
Assistive Technology
Resource Centers of
Hawaii
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Hawaii
Blood Bank of Hawaii
Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii
Catholic Charities Hawai’i
Child and Family Service
Children’s Alliance of Hawaii
Coalition For A Drug-Free
Hawaii
Coalition for a Tobacco-Free
Hawaii
Community Assistance
Center
Consuelo Foundation
Consumer Credit Counseling
Service of Hawaii
Council for Native Hawaiian
Advancement
Counseling & Spiritual Care
Center of Hawaii
Domestic Violence Action
Center
East-West Center
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TOP COMMUNITY SUPPORTERS
Family Programs Hawai’i
Family Promise of Hawaii
Girl Scouts of Hawaii
Good Beginnings Alliance
Goodwill Industries of Hawaii,
Inc.
Gregory House Programs
Hale Kipa, Inc.
Hawaii Arts Alliance
Hawaii Alliance for
Community Based
Economic Development
Hawaii Alliance of Nonprofit
Organizations
Hawaii Community
Foundation
Hawaii COPD Coalition
Hawaii Council on Economic
Education
Hawaii Disability Rights
Center
Hawaii Employers Council
Hawaii Foodbank, Inc.
Hawaii HomeOwnership
Center
Hawaii International Child
Hawaii Job Corp Center
Hawaii Literacy, Inc.
Hawaii Meals on Wheels, Inc.
Hawaii Meth Project
Hawaii Mothers Milk, Inc.
Hawaii National Guard
Youth Challenge Academy
Hawaii Youth Services
Network
Helping Hands Hawaii
Hina Mauka
Honolulu Community Action
Program
Honolulu Habitat for
Humanity
Honolulu Japanese Chamber
of Commerce
Hospice Hawai’i, Inc.
HUGS (Help, Understanding,
& Group Support)
IHS - Institute for Human
Services, Inc.
INPEACE
Kalihi-Palama Health Center
Kama’aina Care, Inc.
KCAA PreSchools of Hawaii
Ku Aloha Ola Mau
Kualoa-Heeia Ecumenical
Youth Project
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Learning Disabilities
Association of Hawaii
Legacy of Life Hawai‘i
Legal Aid Society of Hawaii
Life Foundation
Maximum Legal Services
Corporation
Mental Health America of
Hawai’i
Mental Health Kokua
Moiliili Community Center
Mothers Against Drunk
Driving (MADD)
National Alliance on Mental
Illness
National Kidney Foundation
of Hawaii, Inc.
Oxford House, Inc.
P.A.R.E.N.T.S., Inc.
Pacific Gateway Center
Palama Settlement
Palolo Chinese Home
Parents And Children
Together (PACT)
Partners in Development
Foundation
PATCH (People Attentive To
Children)
Po’ailani, Inc.
Pu’a Foundation
Queen Liliuokalani Children’s
Center
The Chamber of Commerce
of Hawaii
The Salvation Army Hawaiian
& Pacific Islands Division
Special Education Center of
Hawaii dba SECOH
Susannah Wesley Community
Center
Teach for America, Inc.
United Cerebral Palsy
Association of Hawaii
United States Veterans
Initiative - (U.S. VETS)
Waianae Coast Community
Mental Health Center, Inc.
dba Hale Na’au Pono
Waianae Coast
Comprehensive Health
Center
Waikiki Community Center
Waikiki Health Center
YMCA of Honolulu
YWCA of O’ahu
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
TOP UNION
ORGANIZATIONS
AFGE
AFSCME
Airline Pilots Association
American Postal Workers
Union
Asbestos Workers Union
District Council 50
Elevator Constructors
Local 126
Flight Attendants Council
Hawaii Carpenters
Hawaii Federation of
Teachers
Hawaii Fire Fighters
Association
Hawaii Laborers’ Training
Program
Hawaii Newspaper Guild
Hawaii Nurses Association
Hawaii State AFL-CIO
Hawaii Teamsters
HGEA
Honolulu Typographical Union
Local 14921
HSTA
IAMAW Lodge 1979
IAMAW Local 1245
IAMAW Local 1998
IATSE
IBEW Local 1186
IBEW Local 1260
IBEW Local 1357
IBU
IFPTE
ILWU Local 142
International Brotherhood of
Boilermakers
Iron Workers Union
ITPE/OPEIU Local 4873
Kamehameha School Faculty
Association
Laborers’ Union
Marine Engineers
Marine Firefighters
Masons’ & Plasterer’s
Fraternal Association
Masons Union
Masters, Mates and Pilots
Mid-Pac Teachers’
Association
Musicians’ Association
Local 677
NALC
TOP COMMUNITY SUPPORTERS
National Association of
Agricultural Employees
National Association of
Mail Handlers, Local 299
OPEIU Local 277
Operating Engineers
PASS
PEMAH
Plumbers and Pipefitters
Local 675
Postal Workers Union
Roofers Union Local 221
SAG
Sailors Union
Seafarer’s Union
SEIU/Nage Local R56
Sheet Metal Workers
Local 293
SHOPO
Teamsters Local 986
Transport Workers Union
UFCW Local 480
UHPA
United Farm Workers
United Plant Guard Workers
Local 650
United Steel Workers
UNITE-HERE Local 5
UPW
TOP 100
COORDINATORS
$750,000 - $999,999
Hawaiian Electric Industries,
Inc., Hawaiian Electric
Company, Inc., American
Savings Bank, Michelle
Chang, Violet Francis,
Annie Fukumitsu, Cleann
Auli’i Graf, Steven
Gushi, Karen Mark,
Karen Nakamatsu, Jaye
Nakamura, Laurie Oishi,
Dale Oliver, Lawrence
Ornellas, Kelly Perbera,
Mark Wong, Wilson Yip
$250,000 - $749,999
Central Pacific Bank,
Pearla Kouchi
First Hawaiian Bank and
its subsidiaries, Vivian
Adams
Hawai’i Medical Service
Association, Candace
Goo, Colleen Leopoldino
$100,000 - $249,999
Bank of Hawaii, Vince
Barfield, Jim Polk
Enterprise Holdings Enterprise Rent-A-Car,
Alamo Rent A Car,
National Car Rental, Dee
Lim
Hawaiian Telcom, Kenneth
Hiraki, JoAnn Yosemori
Kyo-ya Hotels & Resorts, LP,
Thelma Kam
Macy’s, Tina Awakuni, Val
Chang, Mimi Charette,
Joy Higa, Eva BordenKanoho, Wendy Kurosaki,
Janis Mookini, Clinton
Nakahara, Deena Nichols,
Wanda Okita, Lavina
Wong
Oceanic Time Warner Cable,
Marcia Taira, Bonnie Uno
The Queen’s Health Systems,
Laura Yamamoto
Servco Pacific Inc., Jacob Ha,
Jerri Ann Hew, Sandra
Lacar, Keith Nakamura,
Michelle Tupinio
Tesoro Hawaii Corporation,
Darin Akiona, Judy Au,
Josh Capello, Missy Goo,
Earl Katayama, Donna
Kikuchi, Jina Kona, Eileen
Leong, Michelle Loveless,
Kendra McBrideNelson, Bob McKaig,
Kerri Medeiros, Lani
Ornelas, Rudolph Rivas,
Iris Suehisa, Clayton
Tamashiro, Lance Tanaka,
Mike Turnia
$50,000 - $99,999
Alexander & Baldwin, Inc.
and its family of
companies, Brian Smith
Chevron Products Company,
Carina Tagupa, Radley
Tuzon
Costco Wholesale, Noreen
Chavez, Trevor Martin,
Dawn Nakamura, Kathy
Vierra
DFS Hawaii,
Emie-Marie Garcia
HAWAI‘I GAS, Constance
Gibo, Alana Higa, Danielle
Kamakawiwoole, Ci
Laboy, Cindy Low, Meyen
Lu, Ed MacNaughton,
Lin Paia, Jared Pasalo,
Millicent Sakamoto,
Melaureen Sato, Colleen
Tanaka, Keith Tanaka
Kahala Nui,
Debbey Baricuatro
Matson, Inc., Michael Choo,
Alan Tokairin
Nordic PCL Construction, Inc.,
Erik Ruffing, Tehani
Tanabe, John Voorhees,
Phil Woo
Nordstrom, Sierra Dunham,
Leilani Estrella, Jimmy
Hernandez, Debra
Martinson, Mitzi
Okumura, Stella Porter,
Nicole Pauahi, Adrian
Serbu, Brian Tatsumura
UPS, Rayna Batara,
Hon Koomoa, Neil
Takizawa
$12,000 - $49,999
ABC Stores, Leanne Okimoto
Accuity LLP, Madeline Duffey
Aloha United Way, Employees
of Aloha United Way
American Carpet One,
Winifred Tenno
Aon Risk Services, Inc. of
Hawaii, Roxanne Mattos
Architects Hawaii Ltd.,
Dewi Fukuoka
ASSETS School, Lacy Moran
Aston Hotels & Resorts,
Michele Auelua, Orlando
Clemente, Andrew
Graham, Lynn Gratz,
Neizel P. Hoe, John
Norman, Maria Ragland,
Hazel Sagaysay, David
Saito, Mike Tasaka
AT&T Mobility, Edward
Maruyama, David Nagai
Bays Lung Rose & Holma,
Alexa Zen
BEI Hawaii, Dawn Ibara
Bowers + Kubota Consulting,
Amy Matsushima
C & S Wholesale Grocers,
Inc., Nam Hee Collins
C. S. Wo & Sons, Ltd.,
Loriann Tamano
Cades Schutte A Limited
Law Partnership, June
Ogata
Carlsmith Ball LLP,
Jacquelyn Hughes
Castle Medical Center,
Adele Hoe
Catholic Charities Hawai’i,
Cori Lee Joseph
City Mill Company, Ltd.,
Jan-Marie Gomes
Coldwell Banker Pacific
Properties, Wendy
Dombrowski
Colliers International,
Jeannene Souza, Amanda
Schumaker
Deloitte LLP, Paul Higo,
Marian Munday
DTG Operations, Inc.,
Hanae Gouveia
East-West Center, Lucy
Kamealoha
Employees of Hawaii
Pacific Health, Stacy
Acma, Amanda Price
Ernst & Young LLP,
Linda Rotness
Farmer’s Insurance Hawaii,
Judith Gerard
FedEx Express,
Katcheiogo Grant
The Finance Factors
Family of Companies,
Stephanie Saballos
First Insurance Company of
Hawaii, Ltd., Vance
Morimoto, Iris Kelly,
Sean-Vincent Kim, Kevin
Kurosu, Jody Matsubara,
Claire Umayas, Kaela
Wasnich
Foodland Super Market, Ltd.,
Chanel Kaneshiro
Gentry Companies,
Patricia Watanabe
Group 70 International, Inc.,
Pepito Galvez
The Halekulani Corporation,
Halekulani Hotel and
Waikiki Parc Hotel, Linda
Nakaima, Gayle Pimental,
Shari-Ann Tapper
Hawaii Credit Union League,
Gloria Chock, Yolanda
Rucker
Hawaii Dental Service,
Brenda Chung
Hawaii Government
Employees Association,
Kretia Peightal, Michele
Kurihara-Klein
Hawai’i Visitors & Convention
Bureau, Shari Lynn Lee
Hawaiian Cement,
Colleen Rodrigues
Hawaiian Dredging
Construction Company,
Inc., Tamie Matsuoka
Hawaiian Host Chocolates,
Katherine Moats
Hawaiian Tel Federal Credit
Union, Lori Francisco
Hawaiian Tug & Barge/Young
Brothers, Vivian Kanetani
Hilton Hawaiian Village
Waikiki Beach Resort,
Terri Wilson
Honolulu Star-Advertiser,
Roger Forness, Miki
Sugikawa
IBEW, Local 1260,
Gay Yamafuji
IBM Corporation,
Ray Yamamoto, Estelle
Hayashi
International Longshore and
Warehouse,
Joanne Kealoha
Iolani School, Vivian Todo
Island Insurance Companies/
Atlas Insurance Agency,
Carol Garcia
Island Movers, Inc., Marilyn
Dumancas, Claribel
Gomez, Greg Sakaguchi,
Minna Sugimoto
James Campbell Company
LLC, Mary Ko
Kaiser Permanente,
Joy Barua
Kalihi-Palama Health Center,
Samantha Bouffard,
Shannon Eberhart
Kamehameha Schools,
Nohealani LenWai
Kaneohe Ranch/Harold K. L.
Castle Foundation,
Rhonda Mikami
Koga Engineering &
Construction, Inc., Kristie
Koga
Kuakini Health System,
Sheena Joseph
Meadow Gold Dairies –
Hawaii, Julie Le
Mid Pac Petroleum, LLC,
Felisa Fuentes
Monsanto, Frederick Perlak
Oahu Transit Services,
Inc., Michelle Kennedy,
Dani Suzawa
Outrigger Enterprises Group,
Charlene Luning
Pacific Guardian Life
Insurance Company,
Chelsea Chong, Laurie
Hagedorn
Pacific Transfer LLC,
Merle Fujimoto
Partners in Development
Foundation, Patti Izon
Plaza Home Mortgage, Inc.,
Blossom Tim Sing
Punahou School, Sybil Saito
R. M. Towill Corporation,
Robert Spencer
Royal Contracting Company,
Ltd., Verna Mikaru
Target, Alan Abara,
Kayla Kanetake
TD Foodgroup, Inc./Pizza
Hut/Taco Bell/Long John
Silver’s/A&W and its
employees, Penny Pacarro
Territorial Savings Bank,
Kellie Ann Hirohata,
Claire Okasaki
Times Super Market,
Wai-Jeb Chang
Title Guaranty of Hawai’i,
Inc., Celia Oh
The University of Hawaii
Federal Credit Union,
Ashlee Mahelona
Waialae Country Club,
Lynda Yamamoto
Waianae Coast
Comprehensive Health
Center, Eva GalariadaRosa
Wal-Mart/Sam’s Club, Dawn
Bastecki, Danielle Cabel,
Cora Catekista, Carolyn
Corpuz, Roxann Martinez,
Naomi Murayama, Ginette
Paonesa, Christopher
Pierce
YMCA of Honolulu,
C. Kent Coarsey
Hawaii, State of Hawaii
and the City and County
of Honolulu.
Thank you to Toshiba’s Helping the Helpers Technology Makeover, for their generous donation of
$30,000 in computer equipment to Habilitat.
Pictured here: (L-R) US Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard; Jeffrey Nash, Toshiba Executive; State
Representative Jessica Wooley; Kim Gennaula; and Toshiba Executive Greg Valen.
ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ALOHA UNITED WAY PAGE 12
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
2012 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Vic Angoco
Senior Vice President
Matson, Inc.
ALOHA UNITED WAY, INC.
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
For the Years Ended December 31
FUNDS RAISED
2012
2011
Aloha United Way campaigns
$9,117,631
$7,866,341
Hawaii-Pacific Area Combined
5,764,903
6,521,996
Federal Campaign
Grants & bequests
1,420,169
348,268
Other income
749,606
199,111
Total Funds Raised
$17,052,309
$14,935,716
PROGRAMS & SUPPORT
Donor designations
$8,086,927
$8,305,609
Impact Area allocations
4,121,128
2,872,590
Programs services
973,880
1,082,945
Fundraising
1,542,377
1,590,501
Administration
1,284,867
1,428,052
Pledge loss & miscellaneous
478,830
455,696
$16,488,009
$15,735,393
Total Programs & Support
Note 1:Aloha United Way, Inc. (AUW) was contracted to manage the Hawaii-Pacific Area Combined Federal Campaign (CFC). In the 2012 and 2011 CFC
campaigns $1,173,301 and $1,318,075 respectively was designated to the AUW Federation, which is reflected in the figures reported above.
The AUW Federation does not receive any membership dues or service charges from the agencies participating as members in the Federation.
Note 2:
AUW’s Form 990 and audited Financial Statements are available upon request.
Note 3:
AUW’s chief administrative personnel are Kim Gennaula, President & CEO and Norm Baker, COO.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
Chris Benjamin
President & Chief Operating Officer
Alexander & Baldwin, Inc.
Jodi Endo Chai
Senior Advisor
HGEA Local 152
John C. Dean
President & Chief Executive Officer
Central Pacific Bank
Donna Domingo
President
ILWU Local 142
Dennis Francis
President & Publisher
Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Terri Fujii
Retired Partner
Ernst & Young
Michael A. Gold
President & Chief Executive Officer
HMSA
Dr. M.R.C. Greenwood
President
University of Hawaii
Robert N. Hale
Vice Chair
Architects Hawaii, Ltd.
Kristeen Hanselman
Associate Executive Director
University of Hawaii Professional
Assembly
Son-Jai Paik
Vice President of Human Resources
Alexander & Baldwin, Inc.
Randy Perreira
Executive Director
HGEA Local 152
Peter S. Ho
Chairman, President & Chief
Executive Officer
Bank of Hawaii
Alan Pollock
Principal Consultant
Marketing Strategies
Joan Lee Husted
Labor Representative
Retired HSTA Executive Director
Dick M. Rosenblum
President & Chief Executive Officer
Hawaiian Electric Company, Inc.
Damien Kim
Business Manager-Financial
Secretary
IBEW Local 1186
Michele Saito
Chief Operating Officer
Healthways Hawaii
Janet A. Liang
President
Kaiser Permanente Hawaii
Chris Sbarbaro
Vice President
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Bill Loose
President
180 Capital
Donn Takaki
President
Island Movers
Ernest Nishizaki
Executive Vice President
Kyo-Ya Company, LLC
Bernard Nunies
Principal Consultant
Kaneahanui Management Consulting
Raymond S. Ono
Vice Chairman & Chief Operating
Officer
First Hawaiian Bank
David Tumilowicz
Director, Broker Relations and Client
Engagement
Kaiser Permanente Hawaii
Eric K. Yeaman
President & Chief Executive Officer
Hawaiian Telcom
ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ALOHA UNITED WAY PAGE 16
TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY
LEADERSHIP GIVING
Founded in 1984, Aloha United Way’s Tocqueville Society is comprised of community leaders who believe in investing in ways
to change lives and build a stronger community. Tocqueville Society Members are a respected group of philanthropists who invest
$10,000 or more in Aloha United Way to address the greatest needs of our community and achieve long-lasting results.
EMERGING
TOCQUEVILLE
As a group, Aloha United Way’s Tocqueville Society invests approximately $1 million each year in our local community and are part
of a global society that contributes over $500 million worldwide.
Robbie and Cindy Alm
Jeff and Loan Arce
Chris and Melissa Benjamin
Christine H.H. Camp
Carol and Dan Case
Karen Chang and Rick Blangiardi
Patrick D. and Marybeth W. Ching
Tim and Karen Chrisman
Clint and Suzy Churchill
Edward K. Conklin
Matt and Dianne Cox
Walter and Diane Dods
Bambi and Mitch D'Olier
Garrett and Terri Fujii
Blenn and Ruth Fujimoto
George and Lei Fukuhara
Mark Fukunaga and Margery Bronster
Kim Gennaula and Guy Hagi
Robert Carson Godbey and Ellen Godbey Carson
Michael Gold and Esme Corbett-Suzuki
Benjamin and Yvonne Godsey
Michael and Shirley Grossi
James and Priscilla Growney
Marvin B. and Rae Alice Hall
Robert and Shera Hiam
Paul and Carrie Higo
Betty F. Hirozawa
Peter and Michelle Ho
David Hudson and Dana Kokuban
Leonard and Rebecca Kamp, Jr.
Ronald H. Kikawa
Stanley M. Kuriyama
Connie and Russell Lau
Allan and Betsy Lum
Lorenz and Ursula Magaard
Colbert and Gail Matsumoto
Steve McMenamin
Steve and Susan Metter
Lance A. Mizumoto
David and Kellyn Okabe
Ray and Tiare Ono
Emmett R. Quady Foundation
Hilton and Kathryn Raethel
Cheri and Jerome Rauckhorst
Lawrence and Patricia Rodriguez
Crystal Rose and Rick Towill
Dick and Michele Rosenblum
Kevin and Michele Saito
Dan Schaberg
Dustin and Lisa Sellers
Kent and Jean Tsukamoto
Art and Ruth Ushijima
Eileen and Richard Wacker
Indru and Gulab Watumull
Robert and Betty Wo
Paulette and Bob Wo, Jr.
Eric and Melanie Yeaman
5 members wish to remain anonymous.
$5,000 - $9,999
Norm Baker
Gary L. Caulfield
Richard J. Dahl
Eric and Loretta Fukunaga
Rob Hale
Constance A. Hastert
Jill F. Shimokawa Higa
Rodney Y. and
Linda S. Iwamoto
Paul Kaiser
Chad and Leilani Karasaki
Howard H. and
Audrey M.A. Karr
Marilyn Katzman
Ken and Patty Kupchak
Camille and Ron Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Leong
Jerry Lynch
Barbara Okamoto and
Jim Dannemiller
Barbara Petrus
Jerry Russo and Mary Sellers
Josh and Becki Stinson
Todd Taba
Brian Tatsumura
Marc C. Tilker
Dennis M. Tsuhako
Pat and Jim Wong
C. Scott and Nancy Wo
Wen-Ru Ruth Yang
Lisa and Steve Young
7 members wish to remain
anonymous
SILVER LEADERS
Pictured: (L-R) Walter Dods, Chris Benjamin, Kim Gennaula and Ray Ono
enjoying one of several Tocqueville Society VIP events held throughout
the year.
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ANNUAL REPORT 2012
Pictured: (L-R) Tocqueville Society Co-Chairs, Larry Rodriguez and John
Dean join Chris and Melissa Benjamin and Crystal Rose and Rick Towill
at a Tocqueville Kick-off event.
$2,500 - $4,999
Amy E. Abe
Marlene Adams-Chaves
Tod C. Aeby, M.D. and
Greta S. Aeby, Ph.D.
Brandon Ahakuelo
Brian F. Ahakuelo
Jim Alberts
Jeff and Renae Bell
Robert W. Brant
Ronald E. Buelow
Samuel R. Caldwell
Ronald C. M. Chang
Neill A. Char
Mike and Cheryl Cheng
Meredith J. Ching
Edison M. C. Chong
David and Valerie Coleman
Kevin A. DeVera
Mr and Mrs Ronald Doi
Amy Emiko Ejercito
Mary Emerson
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eng
Bob and Carolyn Fujioka
Mr. and Mrs. James Geiger
Raina Haarz
Paul and Carla Hallin
Scott and Reba Harper
Bob and Lori Harrison
Emily and John Hawkins
Keith P. Holderbaum
James D. Jones
Don Keliinoi
Hiram and Christi Keliipio
Edward C. S. Kim
Thomas and Karen Kiyabu
Carol S. Koga
Paul Kopel
Dexter Kubota
Captain and
Mrs. Robert Lamb
Charles Lee
Wendell K. Lee
Bernice Littman
Warren K. K. Luke
Gina L. Marting
Marvin Miller
A. Miyashiro
Ann T. Nakagawa
Bob and Roberta Nickel
Wendell and Bonnie Oda
Jeff Onouye
Curt T. Otaguro
Reinhold Penner
David T. Pietsch
Michael B. Pietsch
David Porteus
Francis M. Pottenger
Russell M. Saiki
Keith and Lisa Sakamoto
Beverly Sato
Chris Sbarbaro
Tayne S. Y. Sekimura
Barbara and Guy Shibayama
Edward Shinoda
Alisa Shirbish
Robert M. Spangler
Doug Stanfield
Ingrid and Kimo Steinwascher
Oswald K. Stender
Kenneth Y. Sugita
Russell K. Takemoto
Dennis K. and
Dale M. Tanimoto
Brian Taylor
Curtis Tiritas
Jon Tokashiki
Alice M. Tse
Edward S. Van Lier Ribbink
Tony and Dana Vericella
and Family
Scott Viola
Jenai and Roger Wall
Michael and Laurie Walsh
Timothy C. Wilhelm
Gale K. and William J. Wilson
Russell H. Yamanoha
13 members wish to remain
anonymous
BRONZE LEADERS
$1,000 - $2,499
Irene Abe
Ronald J. Abregano
Carl and Lyn Ackerman
Marife C. Aczon-Armstrong
Marilyn J. Ahakuelo
T. Michael and Carol Ai May
Joy M. Aipoalani
Tracy Aiwohi
James Ajello
K. Kalani Akana
Aaron A. Akau
Denis and Katy Akimoto
Claudia M. Akroyd
Jeffrey M. Amasaki
Roy K. Amemiya
Carl G. Arakaki
Lloyd and Joy Arakaki
Dean Y. Arakawa
Daniel Arita
John Arizumi
Jamie Asato
Bill and Gail Atwater
Walton T.M. Auyong
Robert A. Avila
Gene I. Awakuni
Peter Awakuni
Linda M. Axtell-Thompson
Sidney K. Ayabe
Bruce K. Bachle
William D. Balfour, Jr.
Matthew Bankowski
Robert Barlow
David W. Barnett
Sheila Beckham
John T. Berthiaume
Valerie L. Besenbruch, M.D.
Harry C. Bittenbender
Mary G.F. Bitterman
Martin P. Black
Mitsunori K. Blaisdell
Sayoko Blodgett-Ford
Kelvin Bloom
Francie E. Boland
Robert T. Bonham
Joyce W. Borthwick
Brian and Bernice Bowers
Dan and Gloria Boylan
Socrates D. Bratakos
Keri M. Brittain
Michael M. Brittain
Rosen Bruce
George Burkards
Ron Burks
Anne A.H. Butac
Robin R. Cababa
Caroline Cadirao
Alexander J. Campbell
David W. Campbell
Ignacio Melvin Cariaga
Janet E. Carpenter
Charles Alan L. Castillo
Staci M. Castro
Stacy R. Caswell
Helena and Robert Cence
Jocelyn S. Chagami
Susan M. Chandler
Lorraine O. Chang
Steven Y. K. Chang
Tiffany C. Chang
Martha E. Chantiny
Kathleen L Chapman
Edmund T. China
Anthony J.H. Ching
Donna Rae Ching
Lynn, Tony and Chad Ching
Faye E. Chiogioji
Gloria Chock
Lydia Chock
Michael W. Choo
Dominic Chow
Brian R. Christensen
Chenoa Christenson
Eric Clark
Karen Clark
John D. Clarke
Bob and Edwina Clarke
Richard and Terry Clifton
Michael Coates
Lee A. Cody
Mel and Rosemarie Colquitt
Christina Cox
Brian Stewart and
Sharon Crofts
Janet E. Crotteau
Peter Crouch
Kaipo and Peggy Crowell
Ricardo C. Custodio
Michael Czerwinski
Kathy Dang
Allan Darling
Reed W. Dasenbrock
Denise L. Degener
Sheryl Delsol
Leiomalama E. Desha
Jennifer A. Diesman
Allen Doane
Christina M. Donkervoet
Benjamin Dorado
Frank J. Doyle
Nick and Koren Dreher
Douglas Dykstra
Lynne S. Ebisui
Molly M. Egged
Robert A. Eggleston
Angelia Eide
Miriam L.K. Elliott
Darcy L. Endo-Omoto
Jonathan Esperanza
Jennifer J. Estencion
Jean Evans
Christoper Ewan
Scott Ezer
Joan Fanling
Brandt G. Farias
Doug Farrell
Kathy Fay
William S. Fernandez, Jr.
Ursula Fetsko
Russell Figueiroa
Eric Firing
Bradley Fisher
Michael P. Flannery
Wade W.P. Flores
Vicky M. Followell
Alfred J. Fortin
Dennis E. Francis
Samuel Fujikawa
John S. Fujimoto
Rodney Fujimoto
George and Wendy Fujimoto
Michael T. Fujioka
Bessie I. Fukeda
Donn Fukuda
ANNUAL REPORT 2012 ALOHA UNITED WAY PAGE 18
LEADERSHIP GIVING
Gary T. Fukumoto
Myron Fuller
James M. Fulton
James T. Funaki
Joy S. Funakoshi
Gino Gabrio
George K. Galas
Roy Ganeku
Marlon Garces
John and Colette Garibaldi
Daniel Gatewood
Norman and Cheri Gentry
Terrence R. George
Lezlie S.T Germain
Tamara Gerrard
Camille Gillette
Carolyn J. Gire
Divina C. Gonzalez-Maruyama
Bernadette K. Goo
Michael I. Goodish
Beatrice Gould
Malachy and Fenix Grange
Erick Greenough
Dr. M.R.C. Greenwood
Rochelle Lee Gregson
Kaeo and Jacqueline Griffin
Rhonda Griswold
Jim Grymes
Kevin Hadley
Lili Hallett
Roy H. Hamada
Sidney G. Hamada
Kenneth T. Hamayasu
Dr. William Haning and
Dr. Libby Char
Nancy A. Hanks
Bradley K. Harada
Jan M. Harada
Willard T. Haraguchi
Gayle Y. Harimoto
Russ and Noe Harris
Robert F. Harrison
Jodi Nakamura Hashimoto
Jerris Hedges
Gregory P. Hee
Christian Heimbach
Manfred Henningsen
Diane L. Hirabara
Dean M. and Mae Hirahara
Kelly A. Hirahara
Debbie N. Hiraoka
Lance Hirokawa
Dan A. Hirota
Kelly Hoen
James K. Hoffman
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Suzy Hollinger
Kim Holmbeck
Lorraine Leilani Honda
Glenn K. Y. Hong
Lorna and Norman Hong
Steven M. Hong
Timothy Hong
Gilbert K. Hoopii
Phyllis C. Horner
Tosh Hosoda
John H. Houk
Bernadette Howard
Jim and Linda Howe
Timothy and Sarah Howell
Henry M. Howlett
Martin E. Hsia
Dean and Yolanda Hu
Joseph K. M. Hu
Mark E. Huber
Deborah Huebler
Chester E. Hughes
Charles and Jackie Hughes
Cameron Hunt
Joan Lee Husted
JoAnne A. Ide
Alvin Ige
Jolyn H. Ikeda-Ejercito
Kevin and Cherise Imai
Jean R. Imamoto
Michelle Imata
Darryl Ing
J. Douglas Ing
Carey S. Inouye
Glenn K. Inouye
Keiko “Kei” M. Inouye
Lori Isara
Allen T. Ishida
Wayne T. and Joy N. Ishihara
Davin Ishii
Pauline Ishii
Brian S. Ishikawa
Michael and Julie Ishioka
Robert C. Isler
Paul K. Ito
Jan Iwase
Jon Iwatani
Eric and Kay James
Gary A. James
Amy L. Jampel
Barry Jim On
Jean L. Johnson
Randolph G. Moore and
Lynne Johnson
Linda K. Johnsrud
Paul Johnston
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
LEADERSHIP GIVING
Paul L. Jokiel
Michael D. Jones
W. Lloyd and Fay Jones
Rachael Josserand
Jonathan Kaaihue
David Kaaulelio
David J. Kahaulelio
Kathleen Kahawai
Thelma Kehaulani Kam
Harrilynn Kameenui
Clayton and Betty Kamida
David Kamimura
Norman Kanada
John P. Kanaha
Marie K. Kanealii-Ortiz
Glen A. Kaneshige
George M. and
Laura L. Kaneshiro
Brenda Kanno
Chazlynn Kanoa
Michael M. Kawasaki
Alan Kaya
Darrick H. Kaya
Mahealani Kauwela
Kekauoha
Douglas Kennedy
Charles Keyes
Grace N. Kido
Natalie Kiehm
Ralph and Margie Kiessling
Damien Kim
Karl E. Kim
Marcus G. Kim
Marianne M. O. Kimura
Wes and Kelly Kimura
William R. King
Elton N. Kinoshita
Emmanuel Kintu
Walter and May Kirimitsu
Jeffery Kissel
Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Kistner
Michael H. Kita
Myles H. Kiyabu
Donna Fay K Kiyosaki
Kathryn A. Klingebiel
Brian Knight
Earl F. Kobatake
Karl K. Kobayashi
Chester Koga
Dennis S. Kohara
Russell and Anne Kokubun
John T. Komeiji
Deborah and David Komuro
Cary Kondo
Joy S. Kono
Thomas Kono
Roger S. Kort
David M. Kostecki
Ed and Tammy Kubo
Cory Kubota
Dawn M. Kubota
Frederick Kubota
Norman T. Kukino
Kevin Kumashiro
Brian Kunioka
Clayton K Kunitake
George V.Y. Kuo
June Kuramoto
Faye W. Kurren
Henry C. and
Sandra L. W. Lacar
Kenneth J. Laguana
Morris K. Lai
Carol K. Lam
Katherine Latham
Daniel B. T. Lau
Ernest Y.W. Lau
Malcolm D. Lau
Vicki J. Lau
Jim and Hai Luen Leavitt
Christopher Paul Lee
Eric C. D. Lee
Penni C. Lee
Rachel Iris Lee
Yiu Po Lee
Michele Lee-Goo
Ann Mitzi Lehano
Lydia Len
Gail Lerch
Roland Libby
Delores Lim
Steven S C Lim
Todd P. Lisle
Susan Liu
David Wright Lonborg
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Loo
Jennifer B. Loo
William D. Loose
Brenda R. Lowrey
Dr. Kem and
Mrs. Junko Lowry, Jr.
Paul and Amy Luersen
Allison Lum
Stephanie C. Lum
Ronald D. Lundy
Stephen A. J. W. Lung
Marion Lyman-Mersereau
Wesley K. Machida
Don and Lorraine Mackay
Calvin and Pamela Maeda
Gary G. Maeshiro
Chris and Marsha Magnussen
Kaimi A. Maka
Avis Makalii
Michael S. Makino
Deja-Lene Malepe
Drs. Chris and Holly Manaseri
Wendy Manuel
Helen Mao
Anne and John Mapes
David K. Marchant
Clarissa Marquart
Allen B Marshall
Dr. and Mrs.
Donald Maruyama
Michael R. Masuda
Tod Z. Tanaka and
Kathryn Matayoshi
Leslie Matsubara
Iris Y. Matsumoto
Nancy K. Matsuno
Naomi M. Matsuzaki
Frances Maunupau
Moses K. Mawae
Kristi L. Maynard
Kevin B. R. McCary
Sandi McFarlane
Bettina Mehnert
Marian and John Melish
Tom and Melvine Mendes
Patricia A. Mendonca
Scott and Nancy Metcalf
Norma F. Meyer
Malcolm S. Michels
John V. Mickey
Joan Millar
Donald L. Miller
Sue I. Miller
Clayton Mimura
Rudolph Mina
Connie Mitchell
Colin Miwa
Marvin A. Miyai
Wilfred A. Miyasaki
Kimberly Miyazawa Frank
Roy and Audry Mizushima
Mary Moccia
Ryan Mock
John Monahan
Donald E. Monroe
Herbert B. Moore
Sarah Morihara
Ken and Michele Morikami
Darlene T. Morikawa
Karen H Morimoto
Lee and Lori Moriwaki
Jerome and Kathy Morris
Charles E. Morrison
Jeanine M. Morse
George Morvis
Pete Mouginis-Mark
Sally and Melvin Mow
Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Mueller
Marcia M. Murakami
Diane M. Muranaka
Anson M. Murayama
Margaret Murchie, Realtor
Samuel Muscarella
J. N. Musto
Bradford Myers
Mr. and Mrs. Jason and Raylene Nagai
Ginger Nagamine
Alvin N. Nagasako
Ron Nagasawa
Kevin and Lorie Nagata
Paul S. Nakachi
Janna Nakagawa
Nelson and Patti Nakagawa
Denice Nakamura
Harris and Winona Nakamura
Mr. and Mrs. K. Nakamura
Linda C. Nakamura
L.K. Nakamura
Vern and Edy Nakamura
Edmund and Diane Nakano
Kimberly L. Nakano
Wayne S. Nakashima
Patsy and Rodney Nanbu
Gordon D. Nelson
David R. Nichols
Ann M. Nishihira
Gary W. Nishijima
Stephanie Nishimura
Ernest and Naomi Nishizaki
Glen and Cassandra Nomura
Grayson Nose
Grace and Rylan Nushida
Joyce O’Brien
Calla Y. Oda
Carrie Jeanne L. Oda
Michael J. Oh
Kelvin and Laurie Oishi
Neal and Val Okahara
Lynn Okamura
Susan Y Okano
Russell and Gail Okata
Richard I. Okazaki
Patrick Oki
Carrie K.S. Okinaga
Caryn H. Okinaga
Shannon Okinishi
Cory Okuda
Judith K. Olson
Melfried Olson
Peter W. Olson
Elgine Onaka
Charles R Oneill
Carol M. Ono
Edward Ontai
Larry N. Osborne
William T. Oshima
Anna H. Oshiro
Beau Oshiro
Crescent M. Oshita
Corliss Ota
Thomas Overman
Jeffrey and Gina Overton
James Owens
Lori Pacarro
Grace E. Paik
Son-Jai Paik
Aspy Palia
James E. Palmer
Debbie Y. Pang
Gregory Parmele
Darryl Parran
Robert L. Pascua
Dr. Mary E. Pateman
David L. Patrick
Kevin Paul
Randy and Mary Perreira
Herman and Stacie Perreira
Michael W. Perry
Dennis and Chandra Peters
Luu Phong Pham
James W. Pietsch
Jay M. Plisco
Patricia Polansky
Alan Pollock
Stella Porter
Ralph and Paki Portmore
Jeffry S. Portnoy
Raynette N. Puahi
William and Shizu T. Purvis
Edward Quinlan
Ruthann Quitiquit
Allen M. Rabut
Alan B. Ramos
Roosevelt Rastegar
Jane L. Ratcliffe
Gregory E. Ravizza
Enid-Lynn Rayner
Mark E. Recktenwald and Gailynn Williamson
James and
Kathleen Reinhardt
S. Ghon Rhee and
Rosita P. Chang
Chet Richardson
Marcia Robert-Deutsch
Charles Robinson
Stephen Rodgers
Dennis Rodrigues
Mark R. Rognstad
Jean Rolles
Ana M. Rosal
Curt and Christine Ruotola
Antonio J. Saguibo
Doyle Saito
Paul M. Saito
Brian and Catherine Sakai
Guy M. Sakamoto
Nelson Sakamoto
Craig Sako
Katherine K. Sakuda
Ross H. Sakuda
Philip Sammer
Gaelynn B. Samonte
Martha G. Samson
Ray Sanborn
Daniel Sandomire
Rocco Sansone
Carol A. Santiago
Roselle L. Sarajina
Richard Sasaki
Carl T. Sato
Sanford and Catherine Sato
Marshall I. Sato
Sandra T. Sato
Mike K. Sayama
Michael J. Scherr
George Schmelzer
Michael Schmicker
Barbara Schneider Yeackel
David Schulmeister
Susan M. Schultz
Jim and Maureen Scott
Kellie M.N. Sekiya
T. Raymond Sekiya
Marinel B. Servito
Joji Seta
Alethea A. Seto
Scott W.H. Seu
Dr. Santosh D. Sharma
Florence Shelton
Jeffrey Shido
Vincent Shigekuni
Suzie Shimizu
Steven Shinohara
Kyle Shirakata
Myron and Karen Shirasu
Jody Shiroma
Chuck S. Shishido
Lyle K. Shizumura
Alexander Shor
William K. Shultz
Paul D. Silen
Malia M. Simbahon
Roger Simon
Raphael Sing Chow Jr.
Paul Singer
Jill E. Slade
Clifford W. Smith
Frank and Laura Smith
Avi Soifer and Marlene Booth
Richard Solie
Trong Son
Charles F. H. Souza
Linda S. Spencer
Richard B. Stack
Patricia Steinhoff
Carla G. Steverson
Rebecca C. Stolar
Michael B. Stollar
Robert Straud
Karen K. Street
Jon M. Streltzer
John and Lorraine Stringfellow
Joyce Sueda
Daniel M. Suehiro
Glenn and Marian Sueyoshi
Jenelle Summerow
Douglas and Naomi Sutton
John K. Taira
Mitchell Taira
Akihiko Tajima
Matsuo Takabuki
Brad K. Takahashi
Brenda Takahashi
Jaren Takamatsu
Matthew D. R. Takamine
Cody Takata
Paul Y. Takayesu
Lee M. Takebayashi
Ryan and Wanda Takekawa
Dwayne Takeno
Yasuhiro Takeno
Steve S Takushi
Owen and Jan Tamamoto
Alan K. Tamanaha
Nona T. Tamanaha
Holly Tamura
Jennifer Reiko Awa Tanaka
Lori F. Taniguchi
Janyrah Tanoa
Mark Taosaka
Mike Taylor
Dennis K. Tengan
Mel Tengan
Diane M. Terada
Dennis and Brenda Teranishi
Loretta A. Thomas
Thomas Thronson
James P.D. Thropp
Kathleen Thurston
Howard and Vivian Todo
Brad and Kris Tokioka
Michael Tokioka
James Tollefson
Brennan Tom
Paul A. Tom, Sr.
Albert M Tonei
Troy and Juli Torigoe
Rachel Torres
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Troedson
Daniel Tschudi
Alberta L. Tupinio
Nelly J. Uehara
Linda Uesato
Michael T. Unebasami
Lynne T. Unemori
Susan Y.M. Utsugi
Allen Uyeda
Stanley H. and Anna S. Uyehara
Roy A Vitousek
Jerry E. Voeller
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Walker, Jr.
William Ward
Terrance Ware
Ken I Warren
Craig and Dana Washofsky
Jeffrey and Lynn Watanabe
Yoshihiko Watanabe
Ashley Watkins
Thomas Weber
Wayne A. Wehr
Sharon R. Weiner
Diana G. Wendt
Dallas and Joella Weyand
Lael Wheeler
Nancy A. Wheeler
Andrew N. White
Carol B. Whitesell
Aaron F Wiehe
Allyn Wijnveldt
David M. Wilson
Michael Wo
Derek B. Wolfe
Danny Wong
Elaine M. Wong
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Michael W. C. Wong
Michael D. Wong
Scott Wood
Elisa Yadao-Jones
Tom Yamachika
Chris Yamada
Keith Yamada
Michael M. Yamada
Patrick and Janice Yamada
James Yamamoto
Kenneth Yamamoto
Mark H. Yamamoto
Rayce Yamasaki
Karen T. Yamashita
Don A. Yanaga
Randal and Joyce Yanagisawa
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Yee
Melvin K.M. Yee
Robert Yee
Sherri Y. Yim
Elijah Yip
Neal Yokota
David and Rhonda Yonamine
Annie B.U. Yonemoto
Scott M. Yonesaki
Ann K. Yoneshige
Sung-II C. Yoo
Layne and Cathy Yoshida
Robin Yoshimura
Jon D. Yoshino
Alan and Alice Young
Kaulana Young
Evelyn K. Young
Gale Ige Young
Tara M. Young
Theodore D.C. Young
Thomas K. L. Young
Joel P. Yuen
Michael K.Y. Yuen
Darnell L. Zablan
Kenneth Zeri
Elle Zhang
Glenn Zuehls
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SPECIAL MAHALO TO THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS FOR THEIR GENEROSITY
IN SUPPORTING ALOHA UNITED WAY THROUGH IN-KIND DONATIONS.
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Aloun Farm
Anne Akana
Barnes and Nobles
Ala Moana
B.E.A.D.S. HI
C&S Wolesale Grocers
Café Julia
Collier’s International
Consolidated Theaters
Fleenor Paper Company
Energy Reducers
Guess Stores, Waikele
Halekulani Hotel
Hard Rock Café
HAWAI‘I GAS
Hawaii Medical Service Association
Hawaii Prince Hotel
Hawaii Transfer Co. Ltd.
Hawaiian Airlines
Hawaiian King
Honolulu Board of
REALTORS®
Honolulu Museum of Arts
Kanile’a Ukulele
KWME, Inc.
Kyo-ya Holtels & Resorts, LP
Lamour Nails
Macy’s
Mid Pacific Country Club
Nordstrom
Oceanic Timewarner Cable
Pacific Rim Glass Tinting
PRO-File
Salon Blanc
Silpada
Tanioka’s Seafoods and Catering
Tesoro Hawaii Corporation
Ukulele Hale
Weath Strategy Partners
Wet N Wild Hawaii
Zippy’s
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