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Please bring cash or a check made payable to Rotary Club of East Honoluluto pay for your lunch. When you arrive, the waitress will give you a menu reflecting the lunch offerings for that week. Please try to arrive a little early to place your order. Remember we need ten 10 members or guests to place an order from the menu!
Lunch can be paid for by clicking on the button above. If you are unable to attend in person, then please join us virtually via Zoom.
Our Upcoming Projects
Community Baby shower "It Takes a Village"
January 29, 2023
Community Baby Shower- it's an opportunity for us to host a baby shower with expectant mothers in the community who may not have family support locally. This baby shower is for women in our local community who are expectant mothers or mothers up to 6 months postpartum, as identified by our event partners at Mocha Moms.
Just like any other baby shower, this celebration is complete with Games, Food, Gifts, Prizes and lots of ALOHA!
(MOST BABY SHOWERS ARE HOSTED BY FAMILY AND FRIENDS BUT THIS HAS BECOME A SERVICE PROJECT FOR RCEH!
Our club is made of friends who are like family and together we will serve the women and children of this event!
LET'S CELEBRATE EACH MOTHER AND BABY BECAUSE 'TOGETHER WE CAN' MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY!
Join us!
When: Sunday, January 29, 2023
Time: 1PM-3PM
Where: Entrepreneurs Sandbox 643 Halo St. Honolulu, HI 96813
Every Pregnancy deserves to be celebrated and every mother deserves to be supported.
Rotary Club of East Honolulu is excited and thrilled to host this NEW community service event.
Rotary Club of East Honolulu has partnered with Mocha Moms Inc, Hawaii chapter and Healthy Moms and Healthy Babies to offer pregnant women and mothers postpartum 6 months, who may not have family and community support the opportunity to be celebrated at this community baby shower.
Honorees receive gifts, play games, win prizes and will be showered with aloha and love !
Here is what you, as a Rotary member can do to help:
• Please share the attached postcard and registration link with any organizations that serve mothers and women.
Originally from New York, I got my bachelor’s degree in Human Development and Family Science from Syracuse, NY. I worked at a nonprofit in New York for 2 years delivering programs to pediatric patients all over the tri-state area while also creating a foundation in Uganda that helps young women start small businesses using skills they receive through our vocational program. At the beginning of COVID, I decided to move to Hawaii and received my Master of Social Work from Columbia University’s online program. I began working at A Family Tree in 2020 and have been helping clients all over the state grow their families through adoption ever since. My dad was adopted from Korea in the 70s and so I am passionate about advocating for adoptees and all the issues that relate to adoption and foster care. In my spare time, you can find me running, reading, surfing, waiting in line at Costco, or chasing my dog around the park.
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