A blast to the past . . . Kawainui Marsh 1994 Master Plan
2012 I LOVE HULA
in Kailua
The Harold K.L. Castle Foundation sponsors I LOVE HULA in Kailua, a regular Native Hawaiian cultural venue featuring Kailua and Waimanalo Halau Hula performing most second Sunday afternoons at 3:00 p.m. between Macys and Pier One. It's one of the truly WONDERFUL things you'll find in Kailua! Click here to see the schedule.
June 2011
Click here here to learn about the recent investment at Blanche Pope Elementary in Waimanalo made by Target Corporation and The Heart of America Foundation.
What does it mean to Listen to the Land? This insightful article features Mitch D'Olier, President and CEO of the Harold K.L. Castle Foundation.
March 2011
`Opio Hui 2 of Hui Malama O Ke Kai submit the first Windward Youth Leadership Fund final grant report via YouTube for their Waimanalo Watershed Project. Watch it and learn from their thoughtful, well-planned and excellently implemeted community service project.
February 2011
Target Corporation and nonprofit Heart of America Foundation award Blanche Pope Elementary School in Waimanalowith a library makeover, to be completed in May!
Learn how Kamehameha Schools, School Leaders Network and the Harold K.L. Castle Foundation are providing Hawaii's public school principals with development and support critical for success.
January 2011
Nick Herrera is a Kailua Canoe Club paddler and Kalaheo High School Senior who also leads a Windward Youth Leadership Fund grant project, awarded by the Harold K.L. Castle Foundation.
Local students were honored at the new Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology's Marine Science Research Learning Center on Moku O Lo`e.
July 2010
The national New Tech Network model is launched in Nanakuli as incoming freshmen at Nanakuli High School receive new laptop computers.
June 2010
Congratulations to KUPU, chosen by Mozilla (the makers of Firefox) as its most recent fundraising beneficiary. June 2010
Hui O Koolaupoko, a Windward Oahu community organization committed to protecting water resources from Makapuu to Kualoa, held its first "watershed walk."
The Harold K.L. Castle Foundation sponsors I LOVE HULA, a new regular cultural venue featuring Kailua and Waimanalo Halau Hula performing every 1st, 3rd and 5th Thursday evenings by the Fountain in Kailua Town. Click here to see the schedule.
For more information on what's new at the Harold K.L. Castle Foundation,
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