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Salvation Army Joins Hawaii's Visitor Industry's Charity Walk
The Salvation Army joined thousands of walkers at the annual Visitor Industry Charity Walk which benefits many of Hawaii's charitable organizations. The festive family event was hosted by hotels and restaurants which provided food and entertainment at every stop of the 6-mile walk along Waikiki and Ala Moana Beach.
Salvation Army Week in Hawaii
Governor Neil Abercrombie and Honolulu Mayor Peter Carlisle have proclaimed May 14 to 20 as Salvation Army Week in Hawaii. The celebration recognizes the 118 years of service that The Salvation Army has provided to provide care for the less fortunate in Hawaii.
Honolulu Mayor Peter Carlisle presents The Salvation Army Week proclamation to Major Edward Hill during a ceremony at Honolulu Hale.
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Hawaii's Ambassador of Aloha Extols The Salvation Army's Youth Camp Program
 Danny Kaleikini, Hawaii's Ambassador of Aloha and entertainment legend, knows too well how youth camp can help develop a child's confidence and self-esteem. He himself found inspiration by attending The Salvation Army's Music School when he was only nine years old. It was the start of a lasting career in music.
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The Salvation Army Honors Four Outstanding Community Partners
Four partners in community service were honored by The Salvation Army for their outstanding service. The four honorees include First Hawaiian Bank, Circuit Court Judge Steven Alm. Cliff Spencer and Jimmy Yamada. Each one was deserving of the honor given to them for their exceptional work in helping build a better community.
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Judge Steven Alm Cliff Spencer Jimmy Yamada
Trained Volunteers Make A Difference in Efficient Response During Hurricane Disaster Drill
Trained and dedicated Salvation Army volunteers, headed by Cliff Spencer, recently participated in an island-wide hurricane disaster drill on Maui. The training exercise was part of the CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) training conducted by the State Civil Defense. The Salvation Army plays a critical role by providing relief to victims as well as first responders during any emergency or disasters in Hawaii. The training exercise honed the skills of The Salvation Army volunteers and staff in the efficient deployment of emergency services when the need arises.
Learn more about The Salvation Army's work in Hawaii by clicking on the video below.
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