In this month’s newsletter: All-Stars share aloha with our kūpuna in a special Halloween celebration, we congratulate ASAS Hawai‘i Director of Program Jacque Shin on her recent achievement, students enjoy a game-changing experience with the UH Rainbow Wahine Basketball team, and we highlight what our All-Stars are learning and creating after school.
In this issue, we feature community partner, After School Snacks HI, and their generous monetary and athletic equipment donations. We congratulate our ASAL Basketball Champions, share program highlights, and kick-off AUW’s Workplace Giving campaign.
Mahalo nui loa to everyone who joined our 15th Annual All-Stars Gala to celebrate our “Guiding Stars” Bert and Susan Kobayashi, and Jeffrey and Lynn Watanabe. It was truly an inspiring evening with All-Stars alumni and current Program Leaders sharing their stories, as well a student performances that brought down the house.
Meet Elizabeth Lacambra, a Kalakaua All-Stars Alumna who returned this summer to be a social media intern. Also, check out the All-Stars Athletic League game schedules, Give Aloha in September, and see what students are doing in program.
Get a sneak peek at our upcoming 15th Annual Gala: 15 Years of Youth Empowerment, and find out how you can be part of this milestone celebration! Plus, catch program highlights from our All-Stars across Hawai‘i as they kick off another season of learning and fun.
All-Stars think about their futures, exploring careers and real-world skills through our CEO and We Are Ready initiatives. Also, check out our student highlights and softball season pics.
Quarterly family Hōʻike events bring our school communities together to celebrate the incredible growth, talent, and hard work of our All-Stars. Program highlights plus a look at the ASAL Softball schedule.
All-Stars meet Marcus Mariota and experience a day at the ballpark with support from his Motiv8 Foundation. Meet one of our Program Leaders and see what our students are learning and doing after-school.
In this issue, our All-Stars are learning life-saving skills like Hands-Only CPR, AED (defibrillator) use, and basic First Aid. Plus, meet one of our Program Leaders, check out the schedule for the final two ASAL Flag Football games, and catch up on the latest highlights from each of our programs.
As part of the Life Service Action initiative, All-Stars students from Oahu and Hawaii Island created colorful and joyful hand-made Christmas cards that were given to kupuna during senior home visits. The holiday greetings, dance performances and caroling brought smiles to the faces of our seniors .