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Rotary Club of Pearl Harbor
The Rotary Club of Pearl Harbor meets every other Monday at noon at Mangiamo by 604 at the Navy Marine Golf Course
943 Valkenburgh Street, Honolulu, HI, 96818
On Monday April 15 we had three Radford High School Students of the Quarter (SOQ) who were introduced by Bob Frija. ![]()
In attendance today were Alison Layne (Radford High School Interact Advisor) and ![]()
SOQ’s: Olena Umetsu, Jingwei Tong, and Taylor Laidlaw. Each student stood up in front of members and briefly presented their future goals, aspirations, answered questions.
Our speaker was Dan Dinell - Tree’s for Honolulu’s Future - a non-profit that connects people to resources to create a better future. ![]()
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He spoke about the importance of trees for our canopy and overall biosphere. “Honolulu is Hot, Trees are Cool.” Dan’s goal is three-fold: Educate, Advocate, and Facilitate. Honolulu is losing valuable tree canopy and therefore heat is increasing. ![]()
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Dan suggests several ways for mitigation: 1. Plant a Tree, 2. Ask City to plant it for you (duf@honolulu.gov), and 3. If you are interested in Volunteering and Organizing go to www.treesforhonlulu.org/events/.
Rotary Club of Pearl Harbor President Elect Tina Doty attended Presidents Elect Training in Los Angeles to prepare for the 2024-2025 Rotary year
All are welcome in Rotary.
Rotary club membership represents a cross-section of the community’s business and professional men and women. The world’s Rotary clubs meet weekly and are nonpolitical, nonreligious, and open to all cultures, races, and creeds.