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“If you are ever inclined to volunteer for this wonderful organization, please do not hesitate to step up to do so. You not only get the opportunity to meet some fantastic, dedicated athletes, coaches, family members and organization leaders but also get that good feeling deep inside of you knowing that you are making a difference in their lives. Sometimes we need to give more of our time than just monetary contributions, although that helps if you have the means.”
6:30AM - 5:30PM
91-1758 Oohao St, Ewa Beach
Community Services Non Profits
“Best care! Caring and professional staff. I could not have been happier with the care my mom received. St. Francis Adult Day Care was an answer to our prayers!”
“Very nice place there always clean even when they're crowded they do good service there good pedicure and nails I recommend it this place they bathrooms are clean”
“Ahh association fee go here. One of the good things of the suburbs is park access and beautification. And luckily for now association fees here aren't too bad. Now that I wrote it, I just jinxed me and 400 other homes. I've done a couple of community center reviews which I know you've read so this time I'm concentrating on the park. First: it's green and cut. Overall four stars. There's a small play set for the keikis and some benches. And you can lay down a blanket for a picnic. It's a park what else do you want me to describe? Now excuse me, I just got a letter on my dues. WHAT THE!!!!!! M”
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
Community Services Non Profits
“10/10 enjoyable diesel train ride with rare views and fun stories. Our 4 year old son had a fun time. Looking back, I do wish I brought a cushion to sit on, haha. The ride from Ewa Beach, through Barber's Point/Kalaeloa, Kapolei, Ko'olina, with a reverse course at Electric Beach/Kahe Point was really fun. We had a snack run on our return trip so when we passed through Ko'olina, the train stopped by the restaurant, Monkeypod Kitchen, and gave us all ~20 mins to stretch our legs and get a snack from Starbucks or the fancy ABC store. While the train mosied along, our narrator/guide told stories of Hawai'i's olden days. It was fun spotting all the sisal plants and kiawe trees from the old plantation times. And, hey, since when did Kapolei have pheasants?? Anyway, this was a great experience. Come and support this place! And get ready to throw shakas and waves, haha. There's even a toy train museum to explore. Mahalo!”