Wayfinder Summer Experience
Project Holomua
June 12- July 13 2012 (5 weeks)
Youth ages 11-14 - Hours 8-2, M-F
Program fee: $50 (scholarships available)
• Culture based
• Interactive experiences
• Service Learning
• Field studies
• Life skills development
• Focus on the 5 R’s
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SUMMER CULTURAL
HERITAGE PROGRAM
for Keiki entering grades K-5
June 12th to July 13th
For information & fees call
239 - 5777 ext 0
to learn more
REGISTER AT KEY TODAY!
Hawaii Food Bank
Hawaii Food Bank
KEY Project in collaboration with Hawaii Food Bank, Honolulu Community Action Program and others provide food distributions each month helping to serve those in need. Please view the schedule (above) for the next distribution.
R. Kalahiki Education Grant
Randy Kalahiki Higher Education Grant
KEY’s annual Thanksgiving Imu provides funding for the Randy Kalahiki Higher Education Incentive Grant(s) we offer each year: our own philanthropic gesture honoring a community leader, one of KEY’s prominent founders. While never given the opportunity to go beyond high school, Randy never gave up helping others to achieve their dreams. Scholarships are available now. Completed applications must be received by April 30th to be considered by the Scholarship Committee at KEY.
View/download application form.
HOT HULA Fitness
Hot Hula Fitness® is a fun, new and exciting dance workout coming to KEY Project March 6th.
Tuesdays 7pm
Instructor Sheila Rich
Education Project Ho'ohuli
Ho’ohuli “Turning the Corner…”
Ho’ohuli is a program designed for at-promise adult learners who want to earn a high school diploma and “turn the corner” in their lives by making positive and productive changes. Download the flier here for more information.
View/download flyer to learn more.
KEY PROJECT SUMMER PROGRAMS 2012
Our Mission
The mission of KEY Project is to nurture and promote the cultural, environmental, social, economic and recreational well-being of the Kualoa-He'eia area by providing a vital grassroots civic resource that effectively serves the needs of our diverse multi-cultural community.
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Charitable and tax-deductible donations, provide important unrestricted funding, the kind that helps us to “keep the doors open and the lights on” at our multi‐purpose community center.
Download our donation letter/form to mail in a check or money order.
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