'Iolani Community Action Network

02/19/2015

So proud that ICAN has contributed to the progress of this historic and storied place!

President Barack Obama will announce Thursday the designation of the old Hono­uli­uli Internment Camp in Kunia as a national monument to "help tell the difficult story of the inte

02/08/2015

Heading to the project with the team.

02/06/2015

Have plans for Sunday morning? No, join the Honolulu ICANers this Sunday from 9 to 11:30 a.m. to continue the beautification of the Moiliili Cemetery. Wear comfortable clothes you don't mind getting dirty, a hat and sunscreen. Please contact Walden Au '03 at [email protected] if you are interested.

02/04/2015

Come join the Honolulu ICANers this Sunday, February 8 from 9-11:30 am to continue the beautification of the Moiliili Cemetery. Bring your family and gardening tools for a morning of giving back to the 'Iolani neighborhood. For those interested, please contact Walden Au '03 at [email protected].

10/22/2014

'Iolani Community Action Network
"One Day, One Team" Honolulu
RESCHEDULED

Tropical Storm Ana has passed and we hope that you and your families fared well in the wet weather. The ICAN "One Day, One Team" Honolulu service project at Waikiki Elementary has been re-scheduled to Saturday, November 1 2014 from 3:00-5:30 p.m. We hope that you are able to make this new date!

Please register here by Wednesday, October 29 for a free t-shirt. **

Waikiki Elementary School - Waikiki Food Farm
Date: Saturday, November 1, 2014
Time: 3:00 - 5:30 p.m.
What to bring: ICAN Waiver (see below), water bottle, gloves, sunscreen/sunglasses/hat
Tools to bring: Rakes, pruning shears
What to wear: ICAN shirt, comfortable attire and shoes that you don't mind getting dirty
Schedule/work: 15 minute gathering/break up into groups, pruning fruit trees, general garden maintenance, laying compost/fertilizer, possible building project
Address: 3710 Leahi Ave, Honolulu HI 96815
Parking: Front parking lot of school, overflow will go to back lot of school

**If you previously registered as a guest, you DO NOT need to register. Please complete the ICAN waiver and bring it with you to the project.

We look forward to seeing you on November 1 to help make a difference in our community.

10/18/2014

ICAN Honolulu Postponed: After careful review of the weather conditions for the weekend, tomorrow's ICAN project at Waikiki Elementary has been cancelled. Although the storm is tracking to the south, there is still a good chance of wind and rain. For your comfort, the event will be rescheduled and we will communicate the new date as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

10/03/2014

REGISTER NOW: ICAN "One Day, One Team" Global Day of Community Service

http://us7.campaign-archive1.com/?u=9ce66807b352165f9a6843e1c&id=3752385d48&e=f99f9c6615

10/03/2014

Check out page 30 (or page 32, depending upon how you look at it) of the Iolani Newsletter to read about the upcoming 2014 ICAN "One Day, One Team" event!

http://www.iolani.info/files/Fall2014/ #32/z

'Iolani School

09/29/2014

Honolulu ODOT Project description:
ICAN "One Day, One Team" Honolulu will be digging, mulching, weeding and sprucing up the Waikiki Food Farm, an on-campus garden program at Waikiki Elementary School on Saturday, October 18, from 3 - 6 p.m. The program engages students K-5 in growing food and reconnects them to their 'aina. Volunteers please wear comfortable clothing that you don't mind getting dirty, your ICAN t-shirt and covered shoes. Sunscreen / sunglasses and a hat are recommended. For further information, please contact Allison Blankenship '02 at [email protected].

Sign-up here (and tell your friends!): https://give.iolani.org/pages/ICAN-ODOT-2014

Iolani community action network ICAN One Day, One Team Global Day of community service 2014

07/25/2014

For the summer ICAN ('Iolani Community Action Network) project, ICAN partnered with Malama Loko Ea in Haleiwa on Saturday, July 19 from 7:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Malama Loko Ea is a non-profit community based foundation which strives to restore, protect and preserve the fishpond as an ecosystem in order to ensure sustainable living and the preservation of Hawaiian culture. The morning included clearing foliage, rebuilding rock walls, clearing channel of sediment to reopen salt water chanel, and much more! Thank you to all of the wonderful volunteers who made this event a great success! Thanks also to James, Jessica, and all the folks at Mālama Loko Ea for hosting the community service workday!

07/25/2014

Thank you to all of the wonder volunteers who helped out at the 2014 ICAN Summer Project at Loko Ea Fishpond. The event was a great success! (Pictures from the event will be posted shortly)