Community Services/Non-Profits in Kailua-Kona, HI
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Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
“So I stopped in at the habitat for humanity once or twice a week there is a helper/salesperson there name Stephanie she is awesome she is knowledgeable about what's on the floor what's in the back what's going to be put on the shelf and she's super eager to get you the best deal possible she always likes US veterans and the story is always fairly neat and always clean and being in Kona there is a let's say nicer selection of junk well I know that I have purchased many many things here and only hoping and wondering if t the money is going to the right place goesAnyway it's always an adventure and sometimes surprising of the things that they have”
2:00 - 8:00 PM
75-170 Hualalai Rd, Kailua-Kona
Community Services Non Profits
“We, as diehard Elks, always make it a point to visit the Kona Lodge when in Hawai'i! This was our first visit to their new digs in the theater. Ukulele classes were happening that day! How fun! We soon hooked up with Trish, the Lodge Secretary. She showed us around the rest of the building and was very nice. (The lodge, in our opinion, has a long way to go in remodeling that building and it's going to take lots of money which we're not sure they have.). We also had dinner at their Friday night prime rib dinner which was very good. After sitting by ourselves for quite awhile, we were eventually joined by 4 other nice people and enjoyed their company. In closing, we do hope they'll be able to settle on a solid plan for their building and start work on it as funds permit. Wish them all the best; they're a great bunch of folks!”
Community Services Non Profits
“This little store has had a ton of little things I needed, and the folks working have been lovely! I hope they get their postings up so the can get more business!”
“Tara Brown, who runs Ohana Martial Arts, is committed to her students and their families. Although her program includes great martial arts programs for all ages, Tara (Ms. T) as her students affectionately call her,goes beyond the physical development of her students. She offers social programs that bring students together, and she offers mentorship to her students by bringing in successful athletes and members of the community to converse with students. Tara realizes the importance of moral and personal development as she inspires her students to be the best they can be, still allowing them to have fun and enjoy life.”