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Our COVID-19 Impact
200,000+
Meals, snacks & drinks
49,000+
Food boxes
14,000+
Basic needs items
18,000+
cases with emotional & spiritual care
88,000+
volunteer & personnel hours
3,800+
cases with financial assistance
The COVID-19 pandemic threatens the well-being of the most vulnerable members of our island communities. In response, The Salvation Army is providing help and hope to those in most need. Learn about The Salvation Army's response to the effects of coronavirus in our island communities and how you can join our efforts to support those in need amid the pandemic.
Stories of Doing The Most Good
Real stories of transformed lives and how we're making an impact right here in our islands
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The Salvation Army Kona Corps Community Center Doubles Food Distribution
Food distribution service by the Kona Corps Community Center has recently doubled amid the COVID-19 Pandemic.
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The Salvation Army Kona Corps Community Center Doubles Food Distribution
Food distribution service by the Kona Corps Community Center has recently doubled amid the COVID-19 Pandemic.
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The Salvation Army Kroc Center distributes 4,000 eggs to those in need amid the COVID-19 Pandemic
Staff and volunteers hosted a drive-through egg distribution for West Oahu families.
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The Salvation Army Family Services Office Distributes Food to Palolo Families Amid Pandemic
600 bags of food were distributed to 300 households.
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The Salvation Army Helps Kuhio Park Terrace Residents Amidst Coronavirus Pandemic
The Salvation Army distributed 245 food bags to 132 families living in Kuhio Park Terrace.
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Chico finds a second chance with the help of The Salvation Army
"I have my children back and I can actually be a father to them"
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The Salvation Army to provide financial assistance to families affected by the recent Diamond Head incident
The non-profit requests monetary donations to support effort
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Walmart Toy Drive. Saturday, November 9. 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. at all Hawaii stores.
The Salvation Army Teams Up With Walmart for Nationwide Toy Drive
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Tory Burch – Fall Collection in support of The Salvation Army
Wednesday, October 16, 2019 from 4 - 7 p.m. 20% of proceeds will support The Salvation Army Hawaiian & Pacific Islands
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DHX and a Two-Year Beard
Dependable Hawaii Express (DHX) - Building a Business and a Community
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Foodland Give Aloha Campaign
Starting Sunday, September 1st until September 30th, Foodland stores statewide will run their annual Give Aloha campaign!
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Rick Nakashima: Understanding Homelessness Through the CEO Sleepout
Now he knows the plight well, supporting The Salvation Army’s work to bring help and humanity to Hawaii’s homeless community.
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Joe Schneckenburger: Giving So Others Can Be Nourished and Find Hope
“We make a living by what we get. We make a life by what we give.”
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When There’s A Need, The Army is There
Feeding Kona’s Homeless, And Nourishing Their Soul
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A Life Reimagined — A Wife, a Daughter, and a Future
Thanks to a Safe Place and People Who Care
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“Finding Hope and Never Giving Up"
Shane Galdeira and the Family Intervention Services Program in Hilo
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Big Hearts and Fierce Competitors
Territorial Savings and The Four Corner Red Kettle Challenge
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Helping Families Who Struggle. Feeding Kids So They Can Learn
Wally Tsuha Gives Back to the Same Folks Who Helped Him.
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Full “STEAM” Ahead!
The Salvation Army Camp Homelani continues their STEAM curriculum in their camp programs this summer.
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“The happiest place on Earth"
After suffering years of sexual abuse, Kylie found solace, hope and a spiritual awakening at Camp Homelani.
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Typhoon Yutu Recovery Assistance
The Salvation Army Saipan Corps Provides Nearly 1,000 meals for those affected by Super Typhoon Yutu
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Typhoon Mangkhut Disaster Relief
The Salvation Army Guam Corps is mobilizing to respond to Typhoon Mangkhut.
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The Salvation Army and Tropical Storm Lane
The Salvation Army appointed lead agency of Hawaii Mass Care Feeding Taskforce for Tropical Storm Lane
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The Salvation Army Ready to Respond to Puna Lava Flow
Salvation Army personnel on Hawaii Island are mobilizing to respond as needed to lava flow in Leilani Estates.
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Hilo Thrift Store Flooded by Lane. Closed indefinitely for repairs
Monetary donations urgently needed to fund ongoing social service programs in East Hawaii.
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National Recovery Month
During the month of September we're celebrating stories of recovery and building awareness for drug addiction.
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"Full Circle"
Del has helped others in times of disaster. But, after losing his home to the lava flow, he found himself in a different position.
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“A breath of fresh air”
Aluina and her grandaughter Alicia were forced out of their homes, but found hope in the presence of The Salvation Army.
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City Mill - Army of Hope Gala 2018 Honoree
The Salvation Army Hawaiian & Pacific Islands was proud to honor City Mill at the 2018 Army of Hope Gala.
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D.R. Horton Hawaii - Army of Hope Gala 2018 Honoree
The Salvation Army Hawaiian & Pacific Islands was proud to honor D.R. Hawaii at the 2018 Army of Hope Gala.
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Regal Bakery - Army of Hope Gala 2018 Honoree
The Salvation Army Hawaiian & Pacific Islands was proud to honor Regal Bakery at the 2018 Army of Hope Gala.
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Miracles Can Happen
After a life of drugs and crime, David found redemption at The Salvation Army. Now he’s clean, sober, and helping others find a new direction.
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The Salvation Army Emergency Disaster Services continues Kauai relief effort
Corps teams and volunteers served meals and provided hygiene kits among other supplies on Monday; additional outreach ongoing.
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Sharing The Stage
"Many times, we think leadership is a singular entity, but from my perspective, leadership is giving others a platform on which to stand."
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Finding Love in Recovery
Davida met Thomas while recovering from addiction. Now, thanks to The Salvation Army, they live happily in their condo and help others stay sober.
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Pacific Century Fellows adopts a family
Pacific Century Fellows adopts a family during the holidays by providing a bed and gift cards.
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Lead With Purpose, Not Perfection.
Echelon member, Kenneth Yoshikawa, shares how he found his purpose and calling.
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Papa John’s Hawaii designates The Salvation Army “Charity of the Month”
Throughout December, Papa John’s customers have several ways to support The Salvation Army.
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Others.
The Salvation Army's Chief Development Officer, Jennifer Oyer, shares the foundation of her life purpose.
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Sydney, The Labradoodle Bell Ringer
Sydney, a registered therapy dog (labradoodle), rings the bell and collects donations for The Salvation Army.
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Walk by Faith Not by Sight
Mark, a veteran of Desert Storm, lost his eyesight, which caused him to lose his job and home. This video shares his story and how The Salvation Army helped him.
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It's all about the people.
Founding Echelon Member and Board Chair Erin Kanno Uehara shares why she started her company Choco le'a and serves others through The Salvation Army.
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Foodland's Share A Holiday Feast
Throughout the month of November & December, visit any Foodland or Sack N Save store and donate $5, $10, or $20 to provide a Holiday meal to a family in need!
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Aloha Petroleum Canister Campaign
Aloha Petroleum will be collecting cash donations from November 1, 2017 through December 31, 2017 to help The Salvation Army
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Life Is Short
Echelon member, Darah Dung, shares her three family values that drive her to give back to the community.
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Do you need to be Christian to be a part of Echelon?
Echelon member Crystal Yamasaki shares her thoughts on The Salvation Army's inclusiveness when it comes to serving others.
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"I’m proud to make an impact on women in our community."
Dr. Roberta Leung made an investment that would support mothers undergoing drug and alcohol treatment with The Salvation Army.
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The Salvation Army continues assistance for Marco Polo in Honolulu.
The Salvation Army to staff special on-site assistance to aid additional Marco Polo residents.
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City Mill is partnering with The Salvation Army to provide relief for those affected by the recent hurricanes.
City Mill will match contributions raised up to $15,000.
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Six members of The Salvation Army’s Kroc Center Hawaii Emergency Disaster Services Team to deploy to Texas for hurricane recovery assistance
The Salvation Army’s Kroc Center Hawaii Emergency Disaster Services Team will deploy to Beaumont, Texas, to assist recovery efforts following Harvey.
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It is not where you start
The Salvation Army Echelon board member, Corinne Hiromoto, is guided by her sister's words of wisdom throughout her career and personal life.
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The Salvation Army's tips on Disaster Preparedness
The Salvation Army Emergency Disaster Services share disaster preparedness tips for local families.
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Caring for our kupuna like family
The Adult Day Health Services serves more than 60 local seniors each year. Their staff provide daily care, therapeutic services and wellness programs.
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Peggy's family found help with The Salvation Army
You saved Peggy and her family when they were homeless. Now, to pay it forward, she gratefully volunteers to help others.
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Foodland Give Aloha Campaign
Starting Sunday, September 1st until September 30th, Foodland stores statewide will run their annual Give Aloha campaign!
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Life Lessons: Tools for Leadership
Echelon member Cami Yano attributes her passion for serving others to her grandparents.
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Hokulea Crew Member shares experience with seniors at Kupuna Camp
Last week, The Salvation Army invited Hokulea Crew Member, Maggie Pulver, to its Kupuna Camp to share about her experience aboard the Hokulea.
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ECHELON: Leadership Takes Vulnerability
Echelon member Dana Akasaki shares her stance on leadership in her honest write-up of her company's partnership with The Salvation Army.
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Dimples
“I remember The Salvation Army accepting my family and they continue to do the same for other families in need today."
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Norma's Rock
For Norma, The Salvation Army has been her rock during the hardest times, so she spends her time giving back to the organization through volunteering.
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ECHELON: Duty, Discipline, Delight
Clifton Yasutomi, from Pacific Rim Legacy Group shares his thoughts, news, and information on upcoming events with our readers.
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The Salvation Army serves Marco Polo residents and first responders
The Salvation Army is providing services such as rental or lodging assistance, food, clothing, and emotional support to those affected by the Marco Polo condominium fire this past weekend.
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The Salvation Army summer music campers showcase skills at the Kroc Center
More than 80 summer campers attended Music Camp at The Salvation Army Camp Homelani last week.
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ECHELON: Being a servant-leader
Billie Lueder, from the University of Hawaii – Honolulu Community College shares her thoughts, news, and information on upcoming events with our readers.
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Boehm receives award for excellence in social work
The Salvation Army Western Territory has recognized Melanie Boehm, the Executive Director of Addiction Treatment Services and Family Treatment Services for her work in social services in Hawaii.
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Camp Homelani welcomes its first summer campers!
The Salvation Army welcomed its first summer campers to Camp Homelani on the North Shore this month! More than 50 local keiki from Oahu and Hawaii Island arrived to participate.
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Echelon hosts a Pau Hana event this Thursday!
Join us for our pau hana with guest speaker Tisha Falcon Lehfeldt, Salem Media’s On-Air host on 95.5 The Fish.
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Support The Salvation Army at any 7-Eleven Hawaii location!
For the month of June, 7ElevenHI‘s Canister Change Program will benefit The Salvation Army Hawaiian & Pacific Islands!
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ECHELON: Others Above Self Requires Self Awareness
Jeremy Shorenstein of Tradewind Capital Group shares his thoughts, news, and information on upcoming events.
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The Salvation Army’s General arrives in Hawaii
They were greeted by Divisional Leaders Majors John and Lani Chamness, Divisional Officers, Corps Officers, and the Divisional Hula Halau.
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The Salvation Army partnership with UH Maui provides wound care for homeless
"The students and graduates cleaned and bandaged wounds, but also educated the homeless about making healthier choices and getting clean and sober."
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“Volunteering brings us joy.”
National Volunteer week gives us an opportunity to highlight volunteers who make a difference in our community.
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Stories from the Front Lines: A Clean Start in Lahaina
Nani is a 38-year-old mother of two little girls. She grew up in Lahaina all her life. “Some people think living in Maui is a dream, a paradise, but it’s not like that for some of us.”
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“We are the same. We are the same. We are the same.”
The Salvation Army conducted a homeless outreach in Wahiawa near the Karsten Thot Bridge. Click below to see the full story.
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The Ukulele Foundation donates ukuleles to The Salvation Army
The Salvation Army was one of three organizations to receive ukuleles from The Ukulele Foundation at the 9th Annual Ukulele Picnic of Hawaii at Kakaako Waterfront Park.
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Chief Development Officer recognized in Hawaii Business Mag’s 20 for the Next 20
Our Chief Development Officer, Jennifer Hee, has been recognized in Hawaii Business Magazine’s 8th Annual 20 for the Next 20: Hawaii’s People to Watch.
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New Year’s resolutions from our ADHS program
We politely interrupted a few of the seniors at our Adult Day Health Services (ADHS) during their exercise activity to ask them (and their nurses) what their resolutions or hopes would be for 2017
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King Kaumualiʻi Elementary School donates food items to The Salvation Army in Līhuʻe
Students at King Kaumualii collected 620 food items for their holiday food drive and presented it to The Salvation Army in Lihue.
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Remembering the attack on Pearl Harbor
The Salvation Army provided services to anyone in need during the attacks, including services to first responders and military personnel.
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“The Salvation Army saved me with a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.”
Kenneth Yoshikawa shared his story with more than 30 CEOs, business and community leaders at our inaugural The Salvation Army CEO Sleepout at the Hawaii State Capitol Rotunda in September.
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“My prayers were answered.”
Isabella talks about her story of overcoming hardship with the help of The Salvation Army Family Services Office.
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“I had no hope.”
46-year-old Daniel struggled with an addiction to drugs and alcohol for 20 years and realized he needed to change.
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New hobbies and lots of fun – at 83!
Seniors at The Salvation Army Adult Day Health Services talk about new hobbies and activities.
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FSO conducts homeless outreach
The Salvation Army Family Services Office (FSO) homeless outreach team handed out bottled water and food to families and individuals in need.
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Echelon delivers school supplies to Aiea Elementary School’s 4th Graders
The Salvation Army Echelon Hawaii members surprised 4th graders at Aiea Elementary School with school supplies and a pizza party courtesy of Papa John’s Hawaii!
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Kupuna Camp – a tradition among best friends
The Salvation Army’s Kupuna Camp is a half-day retreat that takes place at Camp Homelani on the North Shore and invites seniors in various communities
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Camp Homelani is changing the game this year…
The Salvation Army Camp Homelani is adding STEAM to summer camp educational activities.
