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Leave Your Mark on Maui!

Bricks for Teachers

Tax Deductible!

Support Education and Parks as you leave your mark on Maui by buying a personalized brick to be installed at Kamaole Beach Park III.
Click Here for order form.

Free GOOT (Growing Our Own Teachers) T-Shirt when you donate $50 or more!  January 30, we gave $31,500 to local teachers--need to raise another $9000 for this year's Maui Teacher cohort.

 



 

HELP LUCENA

Project to help the Children, Elderly, and Disabled of Lucena, Philippines


 

Click here for details.




Orphan Act

We proudly sponsor Orphan Act Shelter #2 in Irkutsk, Russia!


See what we are up to Here!



MONDAY WORKDAYS

Kihei Boat Ramp and Kamaole Beach Parks

7:30 - 9:30 am

contact Bob & Lis Richardson



 

 Join the Rotary Club of Kihei-Wailea for your most important lunch of the week.

 

         Aloha and E Komo Mai (welcome) to           

The Rotary Club of Kihei-Wailea.  It gives us great pleasure to be home club of some very amazing community leaders and caring, involved citizens.  See a list of our accomplishments and activities or stop by a meeting to check us out or make up for your own Rotary Club while you are on vacation in Maui.

 

 

Nine local student teachers received $3500 each to complete their education.  Funds were raised from donations and laser-engraved brick sales which are proudly on display at Kamaole Beach Park III.  To purchase your own custom brick, please use the link to the order form in the column on right hand side of this page under "Announcements".

 

 

The RCKW Mission Statement:

In the spirit of the Rotary Four-Way Test, strive to improve the lives, health, and well-being of citizens (with a special emphasis on children) in our community and that of underprivileged communities around the world. Achieve meaningful results for our service projects in an atmosphere of fun, fellowship, and aloha.


Giving back to the community and changing lives worldwide - isn't it time you became a Rotarian?   There is no better time than the present to help the community and do your part to share with the world.  Membership and participation in the Rotary Clubs is an astonishing way to contibute to the world.  We have hundreds of ways to help and you'll be certain to find other like minded people giving selflessly of their time, talent and treasure.

Photo: 2009 Camping/Service Trip to the island of Lana'i

 

Join the Rotary Club of Kihei Wailea as we ‘make a difference' every Wednesday at noon, usually at the 'Hotel Wailea' (formerly Diamond Resort) in Wailea.  See our meeting calendar for exact dates and specifics. Navigate to 'Meeting Information' for a map to the Hotel Wailea.

 

 

 

RCKW 2008-2009

D.K. Lee President, Rotary International
Ayman El Dakhakhni- District Governor, District 5000
Lisa Foster- District Governor Elect
Paige Fontaine- Assistant District Governor Maui Coast Clubs
Mark Middleton- President
Tom Blackburn-Rodriquez - President-Elect

 

 

 

 

   

 

Julie BattlesMarina Batham: Wailea Realty GroupBarry Hyman: FIM Group Wealth Management