Locations Foundation Volunteers Support Community Cleanup in Kakaʻako
On Saturday, April 25, 29 volunteers from across the Locations family participated in the Mālama ʻĀina Community Cleanup in Kakaʻako, joining neighbors and community partners in a shared effort to care for the neighborhood.
In about one hour, volunteers worked together to clean approximately 10 blocks across the Kakaʻako neighborhood of Honolulu — from Ala Moana Boulevard to Halekauwila Street — helping keep public spaces clean and welcoming.
The event was organized by Our Kakaʻako and its sponsors. As a business with offices and longstanding partnerships in the area, Locations was proud to support the effort, with volunteers participating through the Locations Foundation.
Supporting the Kakaʻako Community
Volunteers gathered at SALT at Our Kakaʻako before heading out across nearby streets and public areas. The cleanup moved quickly and efficiently, demonstrating how coordinated community effort can make a visible difference in a short amount of time.
Mahalo to everyone who participated and represented the spirit of service that defines the Locations Foundation. Events like this reflect the ongoing commitment of the Locations Foundation to support the neighborhoods where we live and work.
Mahalo to Our Volunteers
We are grateful to the following agents and employees, along with their family members, who represented the Locations Foundation in supporting the Kakaʻako community.
Agents:
- Anna On
- Bernadette Hanna
- Carol Hayashi
- Chris Bodden
- Christine Kim
- Crystal Chang
- Jason Anthenien
- Judy Kumano
- Kristin Mukai
- Nathaniel Forbes
- Priscilla Wassman
- Rina Shinagawa
- Ruth Simmons
- Shawn Baker
- Shea Suzumoto
- Shiho Wang
- Wendy H. Doana
- Yukiko Brady
Employees:
- Ivante Jackson
- Frank Rodriguez
- Faye Anne Miguel
- Kyungseon Ham
- Dori Fujimori
Get Involved
The Locations Foundation continues to support local organizations and community efforts through giving, service and volunteerism. We are comprised of Locations agents and employees who donate their time and a portion of their earnings to give back to the communities we serve. Through volunteerism, partnerships and community support, the Foundation reflects a shared commitment to caring for Hawaii’s neighborhoods.
Locations agents and employees can support the Foundation through giving.
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