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OFCC Hawaii This is the official page for OFCC - Oahu Filipino Community Council

Saturday, July 11, 2026 | OFCC Succession MeetingA new chapter begins.Mahalo to OFCC Director Eva for graciously opening...
07/12/2026

Saturday, July 11, 2026 | OFCC Succession Meeting

A new chapter begins.

Mahalo to OFCC Director Eva for graciously opening your home, bringing us together for the organization's Succession Meeting, as we welcomed our incoming officers. It was a morning filled with engaging conversation, fresh perspectives, and a renewed commitment to serving our Filipino community.

To everyone who has supported OFCC throughout the 2024-26 term—agyamankami unay and mahalo nui loa.

As we move forward together, we commit to our mission of uniting our community, celebrating our heritage, and creating opportunities for future generations to lead and thrive.

Here's to new beginnings, continued collaboration. Maraming salamat, and we can't wait to see what we accomplish together! 🌺🇵🇭

07/04/2026
07/03/2026
Agyamankami unay Province of Ilocos Norte, led by Governor Cecilia A. Marcos, for bringing a piece of your home to Hawai...
05/29/2026

Agyamankami unay Province of Ilocos Norte, led by Governor Cecilia A. Marcos, for bringing a piece of your home to Hawai‘i and reconnecting with Filipino organizations, leaders, and friends across our islands during the 4th Hawai‘i-Philippines Business Symposium.

This is a celebration and renewal of 22 years of sister-state friendship, with amazing cultural performances and vendor booths to aid in continuing the bonds of culture, collaboration, and community between Ilocos Norte and the State of Hawai‘i. Mahalo do DBEDT and FCCH for your contributions to this event, towards the betterment of our community.

05/28/2026

ONE MONTH TO GO! 👑✨

The countdown is officially on as our Miss O‘ahu Filipina 2025 and her court are gearing up to crown our 2026 Queens!

Behind each contestant is a journey filled with courage, determination, confidence, and a true passion for uplifting the community. Pageantry is all about leadership, culture, sisterhood, and representing the O‘ahu Filipino community with pride.

Who is ready to rise to the occasion and show what it means to wear the crown, and who will become the next Miss O‘ahu Filipina?

We are also currently seeking additional supporters through sponsorships and advertising opportunities. Proceeds help support competition programming, the Miss O‘ahu Filipina Court throughout their year of service, scholarships, and community opportunities through the O‘ahu Filipino Community Council (OFCC).

🎟️ Tickets are on sale NOW through June 6!
📧 Email: [email protected] to reserve your seats, become a sponsor, or place an ad today. Filam Courier

Showing Aloha 🌺 for Ilocos Norte!On Sunday, May 17, 2026, the O‘ahu Filipino Community Council (OFCC) proudly joined mor...
05/26/2026

Showing Aloha 🌺 for Ilocos Norte!

On Sunday, May 17, 2026, the O‘ahu Filipino Community Council (OFCC) proudly joined more than 30 Filipino organizations across O‘ahu representing associations with roots and membership connected to the Ilocos Norte region. It was an honor to welcome the delegation led by Governor Cecilia A. Marcos during their visit to Hawai‘i for an Aloha Lunch at Neal S. Blaisdell Park.

With us were some of our officers and directors, Miss O‘ahu Filipina 2025 court and 2026 contestants (who also selected their official contestant numbers during the event), and our partners from the Timpuyog Organization at UH Mānoa.

Their visit highlighted over two decades of sister province/state relationship between Ilocos Norte and Hawai‘i, fostering continued engagement with the Filipino community through a series of meaningful gatherings throughout their stay.

Mahalo for visiting and representing for the Ilocano community on O‘ahu and across the state!

03/25/2026

Nearly 35 years ago, on June 15, 1991, at Farrington High School Auditorium, a young woman named Lorianne “Ria” Manayan Messina become part of Miss O‘ahu Filipina history. ✨

At just 20 years old and a Communications student at the University of Hawai‘i, she rose above a field of six remarkable contestants to earn the title, succeeding 1990 titleholder Kathleen Duhaylongsod.

Miss O‘ahu Filipina 2026 is almost here—and we’re ready to welcome the next woman into a sisterhood built on culture, service, and empowerment. 🇵🇭 Link to Application in bio.

03/21/2026

We are deeply saddened by the recent flooding across our state, especially here in our island home. During this difficult time, we extend our hearts and prayers are to the families and communities most affected.

Here are ways you can support, through item/monetary donations and volunteering of time and physical power:

American Red Cross: Seeking volunteers
Hawaiʻi Food Bank: Serving families
LāHui Foundation: Organizing cleanup crews and coordinating distribution of donated items
Aloha United Way: Help call and text line
Hawaiʻi Community Foundation: Relief through the Stronger Hawaiʻi Fund
Hawaiʻi Farmers Union United: Aid through the Hawaiʻi Flood Response Fund
The Salvation Army: Statewide disaster relief efforts and across the state

Every act of support makes a meaningful difference in our community.

Honoring the women who lead with heart and purpose in the Oʻahu Filipino Community Council (OFCC).This International Wom...
03/09/2026

Honoring the women who lead with heart and purpose in the Oʻahu Filipino Community Council (OFCC).

This International Women’s Day 2026, we celebrate the empowered women in our community who continue to step up, lead, support, and uplift those around them. Whether at the forefront of leadership or working behind the scenes as allies and supporters, your dedication strengthens the Filipino community on Oʻahu.

There is always more work ahead, but with women helping shape the path forward, the future of our community shines even brighter. 💛

Mahalo to the JustServe West Honolulu Volunteer Fair for recognizing the Oʻahu Filipino Community Council (OFCC) on Marc...
03/08/2026

Mahalo to the JustServe West Honolulu Volunteer Fair for recognizing the Oʻahu Filipino Community Council (OFCC) on March 7, 2026, as an organization that builds community unity through service and volunteerism. 🤝

Thank you to Honolulu City Councilmember Radiant Cordero (District 7) and the City & County of Honolulu for this recognition!

For nearly 70 years, OFCC has helped strengthen our community through volunteerism, civic engagement, cultural preservation, youth leadership, scholarships, and programs such as the Miss Oʻahu Filipina Scholarship Pageant, OFCC Golf Foundation Scholarship, Adopt-A-Highway on Kalihi Street, and Filipino-American History Month celebrations.

When we serve together, we uplift one another. That’s how strong communities are built. ✨

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