Below are a set of resources that have been shared by members and our representatives. We will add to the listing as resources are shared.

https://www.windwardmenu.com/
Listing of restaurants in the Kaneohe & Kailua areas still operating and proving take-out, Windward farms providing online produce ordering for pick up, & other online COVID-19 informational resources

https://hfbf.org/farm-to-car/
The Hawaii Farm Bureau’s new farm-to-car oder & pickup now offering pickups at Windward Mall on Thursdays.

https://hawaiicovid19.com
Hawaii State Department of Health COVID-19 informational page.

http://www.keyproject.org/ohana-foodbank-may/
KEY Project Foodbank information.

https://www.windwardmenu.com/windward-resources#kupuna-shopping-hours
Shopping hours for kupuna compiled by Scot Matayoshi & Lisa Kitagawa.

https://www.windwardmenu.com/windward-resources#unemployment-insurance
Unemployment Insurance Information compiled by Scot Matayoshi & Lisa Kitagawa.

https://www.windwardmenu.com/windward-resources#taxpayer-relief
State extension on filing taxes compiled by Scot Matayoshi & Lisa Kitagawa.

What an AMAZING community we have in Koʻolaupoko! The talent and creativity at this years Na Mele Koʻolaupoko was so inspiring and we congratulate all of the composers who participated. Check out shots from the day and a highlight video of the mele!

Photos courtesy of Greg Pang

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Upon invitation from the Koʻolaupoko Hawaiian Civic Club, State legislators got the opportunity to visit the Waiheʻe Water Tunnel in January 2019 to learn about the life of our islands: wai. Read one legislators beautiful and inspiring experience below:

Club members at front (L-R): Clifford Loo, Teri Loo, Nancy Davlantes, Mahealani Cypher, Leialoha “Rocky” Kaluhiwa, Alice Hewett

On February 20, 2019 the Hawaii State Senate honored the Koʻolaupoko Hawaiian Civic Club for all its work since 1937! This honoring stemmed from two awards bestowed upon the club at the November 2018 Association of Hawaiian Civic Club’s Annual Convention. The Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaʻole Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club of the Year is considered the most prestigious award given to a civic club for its dedication towards their mission and its accomplishments. The second award bestowed at the annual convention was the Pualeilani Outstanding Hawaiian Civic Club Ohana to the Loo Family of Waiheʻe valley in Kahaluʻu. Auntie Teri & Uncle Clifford Loo have devoted much of their time to the club including helping to coordinate monthly cleanings of the Royal Mausoleum known as Mauna ʻAla.

Senator Lorraine Inouye with Clifford & Teri Loo

The Ko`olaupoko Hawaiian Civic Club was established in 1937 and brought together many families throughout the windward coast to celebrate and preserve our Hawaiian heritage. It is one of the largest civic clubs in the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs, and the largest Hawaiian community organization in the windward district, primarily in the Kāne`ohe bay region.

Congratulations to our club and the Loo ʻOhana!!!