Hilo Woman's Club

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Hilo Woman's Club Clubhouse for rent too. Over the over 100 years, the Hilo Woman’s Club has:

1. Sponsored musical artists and concerts from 1924-1954.

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Mission: To promote the educational, social, and civic development of its members as well as of the community of which it is a part and to assist in the betterment of the social and civic condition of Hilo and vicinity. Established the Girls’ Detention Home for dependent girls under court jurisdiction until the Salvation Army placed the Home under its wing.

2. Created the Hilo playground system by providing a playground director and assisting in the management of Lincoln Park until the county assumed responsibility.

3. Created the Hilo branch of the Humane Society and paid a caretaker until the County eventually took over several years later.

4. Collected trash and planted many trees and flowers in beautification projects through out the years.

6. Sponsored the collection of funds to develop Liliuokalani Park and donated the Japanese Pagoda.

7. Greeted troop ships and sent flowers to Hilo soldier’s funerals during WWII. Three members served in the Army WAAC or Navy WAVES.

8. Sponsored children for YWCA and Girl Scout camperships during the 1950-60s.

9. Started a scholarship program in 1953 for East Hawaii women. The program has been ongoing since that time and is now open for both men and women.

10. Assisted the Red Cross in “Operation Stopover” for servicemen on their way to duty in Vietnam.

11. Opened the Pink Elephant Thrift Shop in May, 1956 and kept it open for 50 years.

12. Adopted support of Destination Hilo and the Aloha Room at the pier to welcome cruise ship visitors. The Club was known for its fabulous flower shows from the 1920s-1968, fashion shows, w**e and cheese tasting, and Oktoberfests. The last two events have been rekindled in the past 2 years. In 1969, land was purchased for a clubhouse which was completed in 1977; the mortgage was happily burned in 1993. The Club has always been a supporter of Hilo’s medical facilities from visitations in the early years to donations of equipment and money to the current day. Services and funds have been donated through the years to many worthy causes: we were instrumental in eliminating billboards and creating a sign ordinance; we continue our commitment to assisting the community and educating its members in the areas of civic and personal interest.

If you can’t join us at the YWCA of Hawaii Island Walk A Mile In Her Shoes march, help us spread the word! Here’s a post...
10/21/2026

If you can’t join us at the YWCA of Hawaii Island Walk A Mile In Her Shoes march, help us spread the word! Here’s a poster you can share with your Ohana, friends, neighbors and coworkers.

Spooktoberfest! Rocking out to Vizion 20/20What a night! Our Spooktober Dance on October 17 was a spectacular success, a...
10/18/2026

Spooktoberfest! Rocking out to Vizion 20/20

What a night! Our Spooktober Dance on October 17 was a spectacular success, and so much of that was thanks to all of you. Nearly everyone came in costume, and the creativity on display was truly wonderful. From clever to cozy to downright spooky, every one of them brought a smile to the room.

More pictures are posted on the website member area.

Mahalo to the Spooktober Dance Party set-up crew. We are haunting the clubhouse and getting ready for Halloween fun tomo...
10/17/2026

Mahalo to the Spooktober Dance Party set-up crew. We are haunting the clubhouse and getting ready for Halloween fun tomorrow! 🎃🦇👻

Last call! A limited number of tickets are still available for the Hilo Woman’s Club Spooktober Dance party. Get your Ha...
10/14/2026

Last call! A limited number of tickets are still available for the Hilo Woman’s Club Spooktober Dance party.

Get your Halloween groove on with the popular local band Vizion 20/20 playing a LIVE musical journey from the 60s to today, as well as their own original songs.

Tickets are $25
BYOB

To reserve your ticket, call 808 935-9838.

Proceeds benefit or scholarship awards and Hilo community organizations.

Get ready for the the 18th Annual Hawai’i Island Veterans Day Parade on Saturday, November 7, in downtown Hilo! The Hilo...
10/11/2026

Get ready for the the 18th Annual Hawai’i Island Veterans Day Parade on Saturday, November 7, in downtown Hilo! The Hilo Woman's Club will be participating this year - come out and join us in supporting our veterans. https://www.hivetparade.org/

Ride along or walk alongside us as we show our support for our Veterans and come together as a community to honor those who have served.

The parade starts at 10am at the King Kamehameha statue, from the Wailoa River State Recreation Area.

We’ll be looking for donations of foliage such as monstera, palms, and red or white flowers to help decorate our vehicles.

An email will be sent with details on how your can participate in decorating, walking and/or riding in the parade. We hope to see you there!

Trivia Night at the Hilo Woman’s Club was good fun!Our first-ever Trivia Night on October 8 was a huge hit. A heartfelt ...
10/10/2026

Trivia Night at the Hilo Woman’s Club was good fun!

Our first-ever Trivia Night on October 8 was a huge hit. A heartfelt thank you to Elliana Miller, who put tremendous time and care into researching topics and crafting the quiz questions.

Each round was thoughtful and fun, with something for everyone, and we all walked away knowing a little more than when we arrived.

We also enjoyed a great spread of onolicious pupus, and eclectic musical selections from our Club President Grace Mizuno - who knew she had such amazing DJ skills?

Stay tuned for the next Trivia Night to be announced soon!

Congratulations to the Hawaiʻi Island YWCA on its groundbreaking for a $7 million preschool expansion. Hilo Woman’s Club...
10/06/2026

Congratulations to the Hawaiʻi Island YWCA on its groundbreaking for a $7 million preschool expansion.

Hilo Woman’s Club past president, long-time board member and
Club leader Beverly Heikes serves as the Vice President of the YWCA of Hawaii Island Board of Directors.

The current preschool is at capacity with 90 children, but the expansion will enable 35 more kids ages 2 to 5 to get the head start in life.

Women in Business Leadership AwardThe Zonta Women in Business Leadership Award celebrates excellence and recognizes outs...
10/05/2026

Women in Business Leadership Award

The Zonta Women in Business Leadership Award celebrates excellence and recognizes outstanding achievements by women between 18-35 years of age who are driving innovation and creating an impact in the business world.

This prestigious award honors exceptional leadership, entrepreneurial spirit, ethical conduct, and significant contributions while addressing global or local issues affecting women and girls or climate justice.

The recipient of Zonta Club of Hilo’s Women in Business Leadership Award is automatically entered for additional awards at the Zonta District and International levels.

Apply by November 1!

Website: https://zontahilo.org/scholarships-grants/

In the news 📰 Zonta Club of Hilo, USA, is accepting applications for the 2027 Zonta Women in Business Leadership Award.

The award recognizes women ages 18-35 who demonstrate exceptional leadership, entrepreneurial spirit and a commitment to making an impact in business and their communities. Applications are due 1 November 2026. Learn more here: https://zonta.org/Web/Programs/Mission_in_Action/Share_Your_Story/In_the_news_Hilo_Women_in_Business_Award

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