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District 5000, Hawaii AWARDS SUBMISSION FORM 2013-2014 Rotary Club of:

Club Division: ___ Large Club _X_ Medium Club ___ Small Club Division determined by club membership as of 1 July 2013 SAR, exclusive of honorary members. Award Category: Youth Service Award (E)

Check for each item completed:

Sponsored an Earlyact Club – Lunalilo Elementary School

Additional point if the Earlyact Club was chartered this Rotary year

Sponsored an Interact Club - HBA

Additional point if the Interact Club was chartered this Rotary year

Sponsored a Rotaract Club

Additional point if the Rotaract Club was chartered this Rotary year

Sponsored a student to a RYLA program this year

Participated in a RYLA program this year – April 18th weekend

Participated in a scholarship program (HRYF, TRF, club or other) by funding the scholarship program or nominating a student

Participated in a career development program, mentoring, ethics, or other project

Sponsored a Youth Exchange student this year

Hosted a Youth Exchange student this year

Participated with an Interact or Rotaract club on a service activity or fellowship event

Other (describe in narrative)

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CLUB #8

District 5000, Hawaii AWARDS SUBMISSION FORM 2013-2014 List your 4 best Projects for this Rotary year, starting with the most important:

1. Vocational Forums at McKinley High School Club members participating: 30 %

2. Santa Clothes Project Club members participating 28 %

3. Salvation Army Bell Ringing Club members participating 30 %

4. American Cancer Relay for Life Club members participating 10 %

Total number of projects accomplished this Rotary year is 5+1 scheduled . Please provide a narrative description of your Youth Service projects including the two best projects listed above and any detail supporting your checked items above. Limit your response to ONE 8½”x11” page. (No letterhead, pictures, or graphics and print in Times New Roman 12pt size). A narrative follows: __X_ Yes ____ No Submission Deadline: 1 April 2014 We had two vocational forums with McKinley High School in two areas – Hospitality and Banking. Where we had members of our club and from the community speak to the students about the various vocations in those two different areas and allowed the students ask questions of the panel. Our Early Act Club had a Pennies for Patients drive, as well as making valentines for deployed soldiers, and collected toys for sick kids in Shriners and Kapiolani. We sponsored 10 students to the Interact Convention. We gave two smaller scholarships to students that were worthy but didn’t win the HRYF scholarship. We gave $5,000 in scholarships to KCC Culinary School.

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CLUB #9


Club Division: ___ Large Club _X__ Medium Club ___ Small Club Division determined by club membership as of 1 July 2013 SAR, exclusive of honorary members. Award Category: Youth Service Award (E)


! Sponsored an Earlyact Club

! Additional point if the Earlyact Club was chartered this Rotary year

! Sponsored an Interact Club

! Additional point if the Interact Club was chartered this Rotary year

X Sponsored a Rotaract Club

! Additional point if the Rotaract Club was chartered this Rotary year

X Sponsored a student to a RYLA program this year

! Participated in a RYLA program this year

X Participated in a scholarship program (HRYF, TRF, club or other) by funding the scholarship program or nominating a student

! Participated in a career development program, mentoring, ethics, or other project

! Sponsored a Youth Exchange student this year

! Hosted a Youth Exchange student this year

! Participated with an Interact or Rotaract club on a service activity or fellowship event

! Other (describe in narrative)

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CLUB #10

District 5000, Hawaii AWARDS SUBMISSION FORM 2013-2014 List your 4 best Projects for this Rotary year, starting with the most important: 1. Windward Community College Hoolaulea Scholarship Club members participating: 88 %

2. R.Y.L.A. sponsorship of 3 students Club members participating 100 %

3. H.R.Y.F. $1,000 to 3 students not being in the final Club members participating 100 %

4. Interact students from Castle High volunteered @WW Comm.Coll. Club members participating 88 %

Total number of projects accomplished this Rotary year is . Please provide a narrative description of your Youth Service projects including the two best projects listed above and any detail supporting your checked items above. Limit your response to ONE 8½”x11” page. (No letterhead, pictures, or graphics and print in Times New Roman 12pt size). A narrative follows: __X_ Yes ____ No Submission Deadline: 1 April 2014 W.C.C. Ho’olaulea: Students from Castle H.S. Interact Club assisted Rotarians at the W.C.C. Ho’olaulea to raise monies through donations at the event whereby matched funds raised for a W.C.C. student recipient. R.Y.L.A. The has donated monies to sponsor 3 students to RYLA. Hoping that Castle high students will attend. H.R.Y.F.: Our committee diligently advertised for applicants, read applications , conducted interviews, chose , and nominated students worthy of making it to the semi final stage. Our club WILL present 3 students with $1,000 each to be used for their education. Castle H.S. Interact Club: Our club has offered to help the Castle High Interact in any way possible.


Club Division: ___ Large Club _x_ Medium Club ___ Small Club Division determined by club membership as of 1 July 2013 SAR, exclusive of honorary members. Award Category: Youth Service Award (E)


X Sponsored an Earlyact Club


x Sponsored an Interact Club


! Sponsored a Rotaract Club


x Sponsored a student to a RYLA program this year


x Participated in a scholarship program (HRYF, TRF, club or other) by funding the scholarship program or nominating a student

x Participated in a career development program, mentoring, ethics, or other project



x Participated with an Interact or Rotaract club on a service activity or fellowship event


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CLUB #11


1. Mini RYLA @ Camp Timberline Club members participating: 50 %

2. US Vets Patriot Glow Run Club members participating 40 %

3. Spookypalooza @ Hawaiian Rail Society Club members participating 50 %

4. Club members participating %

Total number of projects accomplished this Rotary year is 4 . Please provide a narrative description of your Youth Service projects including the two best projects listed above and any detail supporting your checked items above. Limit your response to ONE 8½”x11” page. (No letterhead, pictures, or graphics and print in Times New Roman 12pt size). A narrative follows: _x_ Yes ____ No Submission Deadline: 1 April 2014 Youth Service Award 2013-14 The views youth service, education and citizenship development as a primary goal. Our club meets in the Kapolei High School, emphasizing our commitment to education. Our very close working relationship with Interact has been rewarding. We sponsor the Kapolei High School Interact, with about 85 members, as well as the growing Nanakuli Interact with 12 members. Our Rotarians work with the advisors weekly to assist these clubs. In addition, we have a very active Earlyact of 50 members with four advisors at Kapolei Middle School. The future Rotarians in these clubs do much for the community. The Earlyact club ran a very successful beach and area cleanup at White Plains Beach. The Kapolei Interact Club has worked fund-raisers and the donated to community projects. They worked with us to feed veterans at the U.S. Veterans shelter on Thanksgiving, and they participated in Spookypalooza, a community Halloween project at the Hawaiian Railway, as well as helping at a Rotarians at Work Day project at the railroad. Each of these interact clubs is active in the Interact Convention. We held a very successful joint social for Interact members from Waianae, Nanakuli, and Kapolei, fostering an exchange of good ideas and teamwork. Nanakuli Interact members held a fund-raiser carwash and created and sold cookbooks with recipes they had gathered, to support community activities. Given the limited attendance and cost for students to attend RYLA, our club sponsored a mini-RYLA, combining a half day service project at Camp Timberline with a half day of team activities and leadership training. We filled the event to capacity at 85 students from area schools (Kapolei, Nanakuli, Waianae, and Waipahu High Schools) and the event won high praise from the participants.

District 5000, Hawaii AWARDS SUBMISSION FORM 2013-2014 Our commitment to education extends to scholarships. Several of our members serve on the board of the Kapolei Foundation which is constituted to award scholarships to area students. Each year, through donations from the Rotary Club and through our participation in other community activities, this foundation has awarded twenty scholarships in conjunction out our club. In addition, the just held a golf tournament in mid-March which enabled us to fund eleven additional scholarships. Summed up, our club is committed to our future, our young men and women, and works diligently to support their education and their good citizenship.

District 5000, Hawaii AWARDS SUBMISSION FORM 2013-2014

Rotary Club of: Club Division: ___ Large Club _X__ Medium Club ___ Small Club Division determined by club membership as of 1 July 2013 SAR, exclusive of honorary members. Award Category: Youth Service Award (E)




X Sponsored an Interact Club


X Sponsored a Rotaract Club



X Participated in a RYLA program this year



X Sponsored a Youth Exchange student this year


X Participated with an Interact or Rotaract club on a service activity or fellowship event

X Other (describe in narrative)

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CLUB #12


List your 4 best Projects for this Rotary year, starting with the most important:

1. RYE: Sarah Armstrong 1 year in Italy, to Israel for Peace Forum Club members participating: 10 %

2. Joint venture with RC of Kihei Sunrise to provide books to Lokelani Intermediate School’s new student library $1,200. Club members participating 50 %

3. New refrigerator for Kihei Youth Center certified kitchen (Kids’ Café project with Maui Food Bank) $1,2483 Club members participating 60 %

4. Equipment for Kihei Charter School Digital Bus $3,018 Club members participating 30 %

Total number of projects accomplished this Rotary year is 8 . Please provide a narrative description of your Youth Service projects including the two best projects listed above and any detail supporting your checked items above. Limit your response to ONE 8½”x11” page. (No letterhead, pictures, or graphics and print in Times New Roman 12pt size). A narrative follows: X Yes ____ No Submission Deadline: 1 April 2014


--It is no exaggeration to say that Youth Services is the core commitment in our Avenues of Service program. We shared that goal with the other eight RCs on Maui. AG Joanne Laird, who has been a driving force for RYLA on Maui, and the nine Maui Club Presidents, agreed before the Rotary Year even began to work together to move RYLA from the Boy Scout Camp at Maluhia to the YMCA Camp on the Keanae Peninsula. Our club members were actively involved in planning and promoting this event. 10-12 members participated in the Seabury Hall Community Service Fair to promote Interact and the RYLA event to Seabury students. Three Interactors were selected for RYLA and sponsored by our club. --Reflecting WASRAG’s strategy of “programs not projects,” we have adopted Lokelani Intermediate School as an ongoing program, with several DGs going to projects over the last three years. This year, one of our DGs went to a joint project with Kihei Sunrise to donate more than $2,000 to book purchases to launch their new library. Curriculum Director Penny Templeton spearheaded the new library project, and we worked in close consultation with her to select books and solicit the help of Barnes and Noble to stage a Book Fair and arrange substantial subsidies going forward. Similarly, another DG ($1,200) provided a new refrigerator for the Kihei Youth Center’s certified kitchen, as the KYC ramps up its Kids’ Café to accommodate Backpack Buddies, a new Maui Food Bank program. We also implemented a DG project ($3,000) to equip a “Digital Bus” for the Kihei Charter School, where we are sponsoring a new Interact Club. -- We are very proud of our involvement in Rotary Youth Exchange. This year we are sponsoring Sarah Armstrong from Seabury Hall, who is spending the Rotary year in Italy. We are also sponsoring her attendance at the Rotary Youth Peace Conference in Israel. Member Mark Harbison is the SCANEX RYE Country Coordinator for Japan, Korea, and the Philippines. Our support for RYE at Seabury Hall has been the basis for an expanded relationship with their Interact Club. --The Maui Keiki and Youth Festival at the Kihei Youth Center (October 12) is another long-term commitment, along with our annual Merit Scholarship for a KYC student. The Festival has grown over the last three years from a Kihei event sponsored by KYC and Senator Roz Baker to an all-iland Festival with many schools and youth clubs participating. 16 members participated this year. We donated $200 to provide grade-level books for the event, and run a joint booth with Kihei Sunrise to promote Rotary and Interact. --In addition to our participation in HYRF, the Club awarded more than $3,000 worth of scholarships and stipends this year including 1. A merit scholarhip of $1,000 to a Kihei Youth Center student for vocational or college study, 2. A merit scholarship of $1,000 to an HYRF applicant who was not selected for the final interview, and 3. An $800 stipend for our RYE student Sarah Armstrong to attend the Rotary Youth Peace Conference in Israel in April. --Speaking of programs vs. projects, we participated in the District 5000 Literacy Project with dictionaries going to 3rd graders at Montessori Hale O Keiki Kihei on Maui and 4 schools on Molokai. --We continue to support the Newspapers in the Schools program with an annual $500 donation. --As one of the founding sponsors of the Rotaract Club of UH Maui Campus we continue our support for that program.

District 5000, Hawaii

AWARDS SUBMISSION FORM

2013-2014

Rotary Club of:

Club Division: ___ Large Club ✔ Medium Club ___ Small Club

Division determined by club membership as of 1 July 2013 SAR, exclusive of honorary members.

Award Category: Youth Service Award (E)


☐ Sponsored an Earlyact Club

☐ Additional point if the Earlyact Club was chartered this Rotary year

☒ Sponsored an Interact Club

☐ Additional point if the Interact Club was chartered this Rotary year

☐ Sponsored a Rotaract Club

☐ Additional point if the Rotaract Club was chartered this Rotary year

☒ Sponsored a student to a RYLA program this year

☒ Participated in a RYLA program this year

☒ Participated in a scholarship program (HRYF, TRF, club or other) by funding the scholarship

program or nominating a student

☒ Participated in a career development program, mentoring, ethics, or other project

☒ Sponsored a Youth Exchange student this year

☒ Hosted a Youth Exchange student this year

☒ Participated with an Interact or Rotaract club on a service activity or fellowship event

☒ Other (describe in narrative)

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CLUB #13



2013-2014

List your 4 best Projects for this Rotary year, starting with the most important:

1. Club Scholarships Expansion Club members participating: 100%

2. Interact Club members participating 15%

3. Youth Exchange Club members participating 100 %

4. RYLA, HRYF participation Club members participating 10 %

Total number of projects accomplished this Rotary year is 10 .

Please provide a narrative description of your Youth Service projects including the two best projects

listed above and any detail supporting your checked items above. Limit your response to ONE

8½”x11” page. (No letterhead, pictures, or graphics and print in Times New Roman 12pt size).

A narrative follows: _☒__ Yes ____ No

Submission Deadline: 1 April 2014



2013-2014

New Generations –

Gave three scholarships, totaling $14,000, to graduating Seniors, and committed new funds this

year to add eight $500 scholarships for UH West Hawaii Community College students in their

second year. A total of 11 scholarships, totaling $18,000 are being awarded to Kona students this

year through the Community Foundation.

Held interviews for candidates for the Hawaii Rotary Youth Foundation scholarships. One of our

students was selected.

Actively oversee the Kealakehe High School Interact Club, the #1 in the state (for 12 years). Joint

activities include; Interact Ironman Booth, Interact Car Wash cooperation, Interact Highway clean

up, $50/ quarter contribution to Meet & Eat (a Rotary-founded and now Interact-run weekly

program to feed the hungry), Interact conducts recycling operation at Club fundraiser PGA

Tournament (and receives $1000 sponsorship from PGA through the club, as well as the proceeds

from the recycling).

Club has three members working extensively with Hualalai Ohana Foundation on “Lifeplan”, a

new mentoring program for students at Kealalakehe High School.

Supported the Island-wide RYLA. Sponsored 5 students to participate.

Sponsored one outbound Rotary Youth Exchange Students. Welcomed 2 inbound students from

Germanay and Italy. Sponsored their attendance at RYLA and the Interact Conference on Oahu.

Welcomed home three exchange students from Spain, Chile and Germany.

Sponsored Kealakehe High School Project Grad night, with monetary donations and with a spot at a Project

Compassion fundraising night at Denny’s restaurant.

We maintain long-lasting relationships with our exchange students. Our members are still in touch with Rie

from Japan, Anna from Germany, Nina from France, Li Xiou from China, Martin from Chile.


Club Division: ___ Large Club _X__ Medium Club ___ Small Club Division determined by club membership as of 1 July 2013 SAR, exclusive of honorary members. Award Category: YOUTH SERVICE AWARD (E)











X Participated in a career development program, mentoring, ethics, or other project





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CLUB #14


1. Presented over $20,000 in scholarships Club members participating: 100 %

2. Keiki Vision Screening for all Grade 3 students Club members participating 85 %

3. Club responsible for organizing and running RYLA Club members participating 65 %

4. Sponsored 8 students for RYLA Club members participating 100 %

Total number of projects accomplished this Rotary year is 6 . Please provide a narrative description of your Youth Service projects including the two best projects listed above and any detail supporting your checked items above. Limit your response to ONE 8½”x11” page. (No letterhead, pictures, or graphics and print in Times New Roman 12pt size). A narrative follows: __X_ Yes ____ No Submission Deadline: 1 April 2014

District 5000, Hawaii AWARDS SUBMISSION FORM 2013-2014 • We were the club on Hawaii Island responsible for organizing and operating Hawaii Island’s RYLA camp 3 Rotary representatives participated as chaperones. • Donated a dictionary to each third grade student in our district. • Keiki Vision Screening project had 85% participation from our club members. Several members from the community participated as well. • We re-activated the local Interact Club at Konawaena High School. Interactors participated at our fundraiser. They helped with parking and assisted with serving and setup. • We will present a $1,000 scholarship in honor of a high school counselor who had passed away. • We will present a $1,000 scholarship in honor of our Vocational Award of Excellence recipient. • We will present 2 two-year scholarships through our Hedemann and Cou club scholarships. ($2,000 each) • We will present 3 scholarships in honor of Mrs. Mary Teshima, our club’s 105 year old sponsor who passed away in 2014. ($1,000 each) • Participated in HRYF scholarship selection process. One member from our local high school was selected

• Created an opportunity for community members to create a scholarship in honor of a family member

through our club’s Foundation; our club will match the donation up to $500.00. Raised $2500 in this way.


Club Division: ___ Large Club _X__ Medium Club ___ Small Club Division determined by club membership as of 1 July 2013 SAR, exclusive of honorary members. Award Category: Youth Service Award (E)





X Additional point if the Interact Club was chartered this Rotary year











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1. Club members participating: %




Total number of projects accomplished this Rotary year is . Please provide a narrative description of your Youth Service projects including the two best projects listed above and any detail supporting your checked items above. Limit your response to ONE 8½”x11” page. (No letterhead, pictures, or graphics and print in Times New Roman 12pt size). A narrative follows: ___ Yes ____ No Submission Deadline: 1 April 2014

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CLUB #27


Club Division: ___ Large Club _X__ Medium Club ___ Small Club Division determined by club membership as of 1 July 2013 SAR, exclusive of honorary members. Award Category: Youth Service Award (E) Check for each item completed:







! Sponsored a student to a RYLA program this year







x Other (describe in narrative)

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CLUB #15


1. DICTIONARIES Club members participating: 35 %

2. HRYF AND CLUB SCHOLARSHIPS Club members participating 13 %

3. READING BOOKS TO AIEA ES Club members participating 15 %

4. SPONSOR RADFORD INTERACT CLUB Club members participating 6 %

Total number of projects accomplished this Rotary year is 5 . Please provide a narrative description of your Youth Service projects including the two best projects listed above and any detail supporting your checked items above. Limit your response to ONE 8½”x11” page. (No letterhead, pictures, or graphics and print in Times New Roman 12pt size). A narrative follows: _X__ Yes ____ No Submission Deadline: 1 April 2014 RC PEARL HARBOR – YOUTH SERVICE NARRATIVE DESCRIPTION We sponsor the Interact Club at Radford HS.

We participated in the scholarship program of HRYF, and we provided 4 additional scholarships from club funds. Our Interact club helped with dictionary labeling. We have one member who routinely meets with the Interact Club, and another member who routinely stay involved with all youth activities. Other youth activities include providing dictionaries to over 1,000 students as well as over 100 reading books to Aiea Elementary. Other. We provide a youth activity for children from low income homes with a day at the Ice Palace as part of Harmony on Ice.


















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CLUB #16


1. Dictionary Project (13 Schools) Club members participating: 30 %

2. School Supply Drive (Ready 2 Learn) Club members participating 30 %

3. Food Drive x 2 (Aiea HS Interact-hosted, D5000 Rotary Rice Rally) Club members participating 35 %

4. Aiea HS Family Fun Fair (Games booth w/ Interact) Club members participating 30 %

Total number of projects accomplished this Rotary year is 8 . Please provide a narrative description of your Youth Service projects including the two best projects listed above and any detail supporting your checked items above. Limit your response to ONE 8½”x11” page. (No letterhead, pictures, or graphics and print in Times New Roman 12pt size). A narrative follows: _X_ Yes ____ No Submission Deadline: 1 April 2014

District 5000, Hawaii AWARDS SUBMISSION FORM 2013-2014 Overview. Our top two projects were the Dictionary Project, and the activities involving Aiea High School (AHS) Interact, whom we continued to sponsor and partner with for various projects. Dictionary Project (BEST #1). This year, we increased our responsibility 140%, going from 5 to 12 elementary schools in the Aiea and Pearl City localities. We received these schools from Pearl Harbor and Kapolei Rotary clubs, who agreed with that we should align with schools in our immediate surrounding areas. Community Service Co-Chair Mark Smith allowed us to store and prepare the dictionaries at his place of business. Over 800 dictionaries were distributed to eagerly awaiting 3rd graders, and this is also the first time we experienced private school students reciting the Four-Way Test. About 10 RCP members participated, allowing several members the rare chance to make up for their weekly absences. Sponsored an Interact Club / Participated with an Interact or Rotaract club on a service activity or fellowship event (BEST #2). We sponsored three students to attend the Interact Conference in March, allowing them to meet other Interactors and share their experiences. We also conducted five (5) activities with Interact club: two (2) food drives, one (1) fitness camp, one (1) community parade, and one (1) school fair. AHS Interact students hosted their first food drive at Times Supermarket in Aiea, near their school and homes, in November. Youth Services Co-Chair Greg Arakaki setup the paperwork, and invited RCP members to assist. We managed to collect a total of 399 lbs. and $1,000 in cash and checks with the AHS students benefiting the Hawaii Foodbank. We reciprocated by inviting the AHS students to participate in District 5000’s Rotary Rice Rally in January, where together we collected a 1,100 lbs of rice or an average of 28.2 lbs per Pearlridge Rotarian. While just under the district’s target goals of 30 lbs per Rotarian, RCP demonstrated that it could do its part for the Food Bank. The Interact club Vice-President held a Fitness Camp for her fellow students in the AHS gymnasium, and 10 RCP members volunteered to assist with the stations. In December, member Cheryl shuttled AHS Interact to the starting point of the Aiea Community Association Holiday parade. There, the AHS Interact were joined by members Doreen, Rick, Ralph, and Greg, and they marched all the way to the old Aiea Sugar Mill site. Finally, about 12 members signed up to participate in AHS Family Fun Fair, where they will assist with game booths and raise funds for the students. Ready to Learn (R2L) School Supply Drive. This was THE first project of the year, preparing needy students for their upcoming school year. President Lasar and her kids spearheaded the project and took on “backpack” collections for several weeks. Having collection receptacles at the meetings available over several weeks allowed up to one-half the club to contribute. That said, we collected $100 in cash, and a heaping 45 lbs worth of supplies. Sponsored a student to a RYLA program this year. Our club committed to sponsoring three students to attend the Oahu RYLA camp which will occur in April. Participated in a scholarship program (HRYF, TRF, club or other) by funding the scholarship program or nominating a student. We continued to participate in HRYF by contributing our annual obligation and participating in the candidate interviews. Participated in a career development program, mentoring, ethics, or other project. We held training sessions with AHS students on peer mediation and event planning allowed the students to improve their leadership skills. Youth Services Co-Chair had a discussion with Interact Club Members on interviewing tips during one of their regular meetings.


Club Division: ___ Large Club __X_ Medium Club ___ Small Club Division determined by club membership as of 1 July 2013 SAR, exclusive of honorary members. Award Category: Youth Service Award (E)








! Sponsored a student to a RYLA program this year




X Sponsored a Youth Exchange student this year

X Hosted a Youth Exchange student this year



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CLUB #17


1. HRYF Club members participating: 100 %

2. Rotary Reader Program Club members participating 12 %

3. Mock Job Interviews Club members participating 20 %

4. Senior Projects at Kauai High School Club members participating 20 %

Total number of projects accomplished this Rotary year is 10 . Please provide a narrative description of your Youth Service projects including the two best projects listed above and any detail supporting your checked items above. Limit your response to ONE 8½”x11” page. (No letterhead, pictures, or graphics and print in Times New Roman 12pt size). A narrative follows: __X_ Yes ____ No Submission Deadline: 1 April 2014


Youth Service Narrative We read to Kindergarten, First, and Second Grade students at Koloa Elementary School as part of the Rotary Readers program. We are sponsoring two outbound and one inbound youth exchange students this year. They participate in club activities and are guest speakers as part of the club program. We distributed dictionaries to 3rd graders in 4 schools. We promote & support youth events including Excel Dance Studio, Kauai Underground Artists, high school bands, scouts, Kauai Robotics, youth baseball organizations, Child and Family Services, YWCA, and YMCA. We do community service projects with the Interact Club at Island School. Members volunteer as AVID mentors at Kauai High School. They also participate in Career Day and serve as mentors to help students do mock job interviews. They serve as judges in Kaua’i High senior projects. We awarded 3 scholarships for Culinary Arts students at Kauai Community College, 2 Nursing scholarships at KCC, funded and interviewed applicants for HRYF scholarships, funded and interviewed applicants for the Grow Our Own Teachers scholarships with other Kauai Rotary clubs, and funded an AVID scholarship for a Kauai High School student. Koloa Elementary School PTA and the partner in sponsoring two popular programs at the school – Morning Club and After-school activities. A large part of the PTA’s budget comes from hotdog and soft drink sales at our June, July, and August movies in the park event.

funds a $500 Koloa Elementary School Challenge Scholarship. The 2014 recipient, who has maintained good grades for 12 years, will attend Kaua’i Community College this fall.






x Sponsored an Interact Club




x Sponsored a student to a RYLA program this year


x Participated in a scholarship program (HRYF, TRF, club or other) by funding the scholarship program or nominating a student


x Sponsored a Youth Exchange student this year

x Hosted a Youth Exchange student this year

! Participated with an Interact or Rotaract club on a service activity or fellowship event


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CLUB #28


1. Exchange students to Japan for a 2 week home stay Club members participating: 5 %

2. Incoming Sister Club students for a 1 week visit Club members participating 10%



Total number of projects accomplished this Rotary year is 3 . Please provide a narrative description of your Youth Service projects including the two best projects listed above and any detail supporting your checked items above. Limit your response to ONE 8½”x11” page. (No letterhead, pictures, or graphics and print in Times New Roman 12pt size). A narrative follows: ___ Yes __x__ No Submission Deadline: 1 April 2014

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