With your help, last year, Hale Makua Health Services made strides in: • Increasing the capacity of our home health and rehab programs • Developing our local workforce • Providing Hale Makua nursing home residents with physicians that can provide better continuity of care • Planning for the future needs of Maui residents In 2018, Home Health by Hale Makua, which provides skilled nursing and therapy services to home-bound individuals, cared for 595 individuals in the comfort of their own homes. An increase of 27% over the number of individuals served by Home Health in 2017. Rehab by Hale Makua, which provides in-patient and out-patient occupational, physical and speech therapies at Hale Makua Kahului and Wailuku, helped 509 individuals recover from surgery, injury or illness in 2018. With the goal of helping individuals safely return back home, Rehab helped 48% more individuals than in the prior year. Further developing Maui’s local nursing workforce, aiming to eliminate the need for traveler nurses, we built upon the Nurse Aide Training Program that was started in 2017. We created a Nurse Aide Apprenticeship program to provide on the job training for newly hired Nurse Aides, and partnered with the University of Hawaii Maui College to provide education and clinical training for those individuals who may not want or be able to complete the schooling needed to become a Registered Nurse (RN) by developing a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Pathway. Recently graduated LPNs who are employed by Hale Makua will automatically be enrolled in our LPN Residency program to help in the transition of putting learned skills into practice. Most recently, we added a Nurse Residency program to help prepare new graduates and less experienced RNs to become independent practicing nurses. A partnership was also established with Maui Medical Group to create a physician group that provides an admitting and attending physician for Hale Makua nursing home residents who do not have one, with the goal of eliminating the need to contract every six months with a new locum physician from the mainland. These local physicians provide better continuity of care for residents. In looking towards the future and planning for Maui’s growing senior population, we are grateful to Maui County for supporting our plans to expand services by approving a resolution to lease Hale Makua a portion of the Kahului Community Center land adjacent to Hale Makua Kahului PULAMA The newsletter for supporters of Hale Makua Health Services SPRING 2019 Your gifts made a difference in 2018 TOP STORIES Top 10 Achievements Checkout our greatest accomplishments and highlights from last year. page 2 Impact Report See how gifts increased capacity, improved care and developed our workforce throughout 2018. pages 3 - 4 2018 List of Donors We are grateful to those whose support makes our continuum of healthcare services possible. pages 5 - 7 Pictured from left, Norman Kang has been a resident since 2018, Sally Opoan joined us 2015, followed by Hisako Sano in 2016, and Johnny Aningat has resided at Hale Makua since 2007
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With your help, last year, Hale Makua Health Services made strides in:
• Increasing the capacity of our home health and rehab programs
• Developing our local workforce
• Providing Hale Makua nursing home residents with physicians that can provide better continuity of care
• Planning for the future needs of Maui residents
In 2018, Home Health by Hale Makua, which provides skilled nursing and therapy services to home-bound individuals, cared for 595 individuals in the comfort of their own homes. An increase of 27% over the number of individuals served by Home Health in 2017.
Rehab by Hale Makua, which provides in-patient and out-patient occupational, physical and speech therapies at Hale Makua Kahului and Wailuku, helped 509 individuals recover from surgery, injury or illness in 2018. With the goal of helping individuals safely return back home, Rehab helped 48% more individuals than in the prior year.
Further developing Maui’s local nursing workforce, aiming to eliminate the need for traveler nurses, we built upon the Nurse Aide Training Program that was started in 2017. We created a Nurse Aide Apprenticeship program to provide on the
job training for newly hired Nurse Aides, and partnered with the University of Hawaii Maui College to provide education and clinical training for those individuals who may not want or be able to complete the schooling needed to become a Registered Nurse (RN) by developing a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) Pathway.
Recently graduated LPNs who are employed by Hale Makua will automatically be enrolled in our LPN Residency program to help in the transition of putting learned skills into practice. Most recently, we added a Nurse Residency program to help prepare new graduates and less experienced RNs to become independent practicing nurses.
A partnership was also established with Maui Medical Group to create a physician group that provides an admitting and attending physician for Hale Makua nursing home residents who do not have one, with the goal of eliminating the need to contract every six months with a new locum physician from the mainland. These local physicians provide better continuity of care for residents.
In looking towards the future and planning for Maui’s growing senior population, we are grateful to Maui County for supporting our plans to expand services by approving a resolution to lease Hale Makua a portion of the Kahului Community Center land adjacent to Hale Makua Kahului
PULAMAThe newsletter for supporters of Hale Makua Health Services
SPRING 2019
Your gifts made a difference in 2018
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Top 10 AchievementsCheckout our greatest accomplishments and highlights from last year.
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Impact ReportSee how gifts increased capacity, improved care and developed our workforce throughout 2018.
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2018 List of DonorsWe are grateful to those whose support makes our continuum of healthcare services possible.
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Pictured from left, Norman Kang has been a resident since 2018, Sally Opoan joined us 2015, followed by Hisako Sano in 2016, and Johnny Aningat has resided at Hale Makua since 2007
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2018 Impact Report
Grants totaling$215,000 from the County of Maui, plus unrestricted gifts from individual donors, helped provide doctors for Hale Makua nursing home residents who don’t have one.
Over the course of a year, 302 individuals were admitted from the community or from Maui Memorial Medical Center to Hale Makua by the doctors, and 874 individuals were attended to at Hale Makua by the physician. A total of 1,481 physician visits were provided.
Top Achievements of 2018
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People cared for:
595 Home Health clients
509 Rehab patients
323 Nursing home residents
75 Adult Day Health participants
22 Care Home residents
Total dollars raised:
$1.7 million661 donors
1,209 gifts
Developed the local workforce:
6 RN Residents in training
10 LPN Pathway students graduated in partnership with UHMC
11 Nurse Aides completed training
Total value of community benefit:
$2.2 million$1.59 million shortfall from government reimbursement
$601,141 in uncompensated care
Jobs filled by Maui residents:
462
Honored long-time supporters:
Maui Jim with our Ho’oilina (legacy) Award and
former Board Director
Mitch Mitchell
Home Health by Hale Makua celebrated
50 years of providing skilled nursing and therapy care in the comfort of homes of Maui residents.
Worked with County of Maui Mayor, County Council and officials on a Resolution to lease 4.57 acres of the Kahului Community Center, adjacent to Hale Makua Kahului, to create a new state-of-the-art rehabilitation and senior living facilities, health care services, and senior oriented recreational opportunities.
Selected as a benefitting charity of
Sentry Tournament of Championswith over $1 million in funds received since 2002.
Partnership formed with Maui Medical Group to provide an admitting and attending physician for those nursing home residents without one.
Providing Physicians for Residents Who Don’t Have One
Shelley Cisneros, LPN, is a recent LPN Pathway graduate who was hired by Hale Makua. She’s pictured here taking the vitals of Hale Makua resident Phillip Gragas.
Over $30,000 in grants and donations from the HMSA Foundation, the State of Hawaii, The Hilton and Maria Acacio Unemori Fund, and the Walter & Cathy Scott Memorial Fund helped develop our nursing workforce in order to employ locally grown talent. In 2018, Hale Makua needed to contract up to 27 nurses who came from mainland agencies to cover our Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)and Registered Nurse (RN) needs.
By graduating 10 LPN Pathway students in December 2018, of which 9 were offered employment and will participate in our LPN Residency program, and launching our own RN Residency program, the number of travel nurses contracted by the organization has been reduced to nine as of March 31, 2019.
Growing Our Local Nursing Workforce
In 2018, volunteers transported residents to their rooms for exercise approximately 4,335 times, served over 13,800 beverages during social hour, and led 240 games of bingo.
Last year, 90 volunteers contributed 4,611 hours assisting with fundraising events, clerical work, and spending time with residents talking story, playing games and going on outings.
Giving the Gift of Time
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Founder $100,000+County of MauiHMSAMaui JimState of Hawaii
Partner $50,000 - 99,999PGA Tour, Inc.
Associate $10,000 - 49,999Hawaii Community FoundationHawaii Hotel Industry FoundationWalter Hester III and Souphatra XaypanyaHMSA FoundationBetty LeisMcElroy Family Charity FundRoy H. and Lorraine M. Okumura FoundationO.L. Moore FoundationRick and Shelby Thompson
Advocate $5,000 - 9,999Atlas Insurance Agency FoundationCarlsmith Ball LLPDorvin D. Leis Co., Inc.First Hawaiian BankPeggy GraefKaiser Foundation Health PlanSeattle FoundationThe Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation
Patron $1,000 - 4,999ACM Consultants, Inc.Aegis TherapiesLauren AkitakeAlexander & BaldwinAlohaCareAmerican Savings BankAnonymous (2)Ronald and Mayumi AnzaiArisumi Brothers, Inc.Atlas Insurance Agency, Inc.Bank of Hawaii FoundationKenny and Megan BauchmanBetsill Brother, LLCDwayne and Janet BetsillBrothers LLCDavid and Caroline BrowneRobert and Teresa CartwrightElle CochranEkea Sales and Marketing LLCGoodfellow Brothers Inc.Glenn and Kathy HamaiJohn and Kathleen HarmanHawaii GasHaynes Family FundShelley HeeHFM FoodserviceSteve HillHiram and Ellyn Fong Foundation
Islands HospiceJeanne and Jim Riley FoundationMichael KaimikauaAlan KawaguchiCameron and Linda KeysRoy and Virginia KitagawaAnthony Krieg and Tameron HodgesWesley LoLong Financial ServicesMatson Navigation Co.Maui Drapery and Window FashionsLayla McCannRobert and Donna McClearyMDX HawaiiMitch MitchellMunekiyo Hiraga, Inc.Michael and Lori MunekiyoRoger NakamuraO.C. TannerObenauf Law GroupOhana Health PlanDarrell and Esther OishiPaul OliveiraKen and Saedene OtaVernon and Susan OwaraJane M. PetersonRonald K. & Lella E. Migita FoundationSakamoto PropertiesRoy and Betty SakamotoDavid SmithLloyd and Sharon SodetaniFrances and Joseph SoukiT.H LLCThe Hilton and Maria Acacio Unemori FundJoseph and Alice TorreHilton and Maria UnemoriUnited HealthcareVIP FoodserviceVizientVoyaWalter and Cathy Scott Memorial FundSummit Strategies GroupWillis Towers WatsonAnna WongArthur and Karen Wong
Benefactor $500 - 999Nane and Candy AluliAnonymous (2)Tommy and Gwen ArisumiGene Awakuni and Leslie YokouchiEdwin W. BartonMark and Dawn BrownPatrick Medeiros and Jules CastilloGrant M. ChunTheresa Daly
Kate EzakiFlatbread CompanyRoderick FruGustavo and Stephanie GonzalezRose GuerreroHoward and Alma HanzawaJames and Lesley HargroveHawaii PetroleumStephen and Leona HoladayWilliam and Jodi HortonJohn and Janet HudsonMichael JacksonBrian M. KakiharaKen and Kim KawachiRonald and Blossom KawaharaKanoa and Ashley LeaheyRobert and Teresa LopesLaurie LowsonRoger LunaWilliam and Maureen MarrsMaui Toyota/BMWPaul and Rosalyn MeyerGlenda MiddletonEleanor Y. NishidaAdam NishimuraGary and Karen OuraTimothy and Sandra PaganPattee QuisisemJarret RobackEd and Delayne RomsonAshley SantanderKathy SeabaughAnthony and Audrey TakitaniJeff Tice and Joyce TamoriTamayo TokunagaPaul and Gwen UeokaRussell and Eileen WachiMildred YagiEthel YamaguchiKyle and Karen Yamashita
Supporter $250 - 499Dion AdamsonDave and Jackie AllaireAnonymous Alan and Carol AraiAlan and Ann ArakawaJon and Malorie ArisumiTanya BarberoBruce and Evelyn BowmanStacey CarrollGuy and Becky CauthenR. Jane ChenowethJill M. ChinenGeorge ChoiAnne Galloway CurtisDavid Heywood and Adriana RamelliBob and Carol DavisClayton FuchigamiKristine GonzalesRussel and Muffy Gushi
David and Pamela HarimaJohn HaruguchiJodi HashimotoBill HaywoodKandy L. HelmBrad and Traci IngLen and Dayna Ann InokumaSaundra IshikawaRoger JanszoldPaul Javier and Linda Correa- JavierJames F. KahlerMary Jo KeefeHenry and Cora KennedyWilliam and LuEllen KeplerMasue KimuraSeth KizelDexter KubotaRon and Lisa LaclergueJames and Julie LaCroixD. Brad LewisLionel and Karen SiangcoRichelle LuMildred K. MaemoriThe Lauren Lee Markham TrustGerald and Zina MatsuiMaui Hanamatsuri AssociationEdward and Laura MiguelEdna CapaAlton and Carolyn NakagawaIrene K. NakagawaLayne OishiKatherine PatrickCalvin and Yolanda PoouahiI. Rosemary RaikesBob and Mary SchmidtDoris Y. ShigetaSharon ShimabukuroSI Group Certified Pension ConsultantsLisa Sodetani, MDC. Earl and Sandra StonerKirsten SzaboHiroshi and Shirley TakahashiJohn TakitaniCy TamanahaCheryl TanakaShaun and Denise ThayerBrian and Faith TokeshiEdward and Leslie TuckerSharon H. UeokaDebbie WalshLloyd and Helen WatanabeTerrence WatanabeDon WehrmannEdward and Jeanette Yasui
Thomas and Margie AlbeteAmazonSmile FoundationDonald K. AndersonAnonymous (5)Danny ArakawaTady and Sandra ArisumiRoberta AritaBob BelkoFred BellJon and Margaret Joan BetweeBrown-KobayashiRaymond and Debbie CabebeEmilia W. CabralRogelio and Elsa CacaldaGerard and Margaret CambraIsabel P. CastroRichard and Charlotte CawleyNorman and Lauren ChunBonnie ClarkBrad and Jenna ClarkeSusan ClementsAlma ColomaPhyllis U. Colon IIPatricia A. ColvinAllan and May CorderoDougal and Ann CroweChris and Raquel CusterGary and Benda DavisGrace Y. L. De PorterRichard and Lorine DecoiteThomas DeMelloKathleen DepalmaBarbara DofaMary Jane DomingoCharles E. EdgertonRay and Yvonne EndoLynn I. FalconeJody FolkertsJeral and Karlynn FukudaMelvin FukunagaGary and Candace FukurokuPaul GammieGeri Kaita and Norman HisaoKimiko GiboNicholas and Youpha GiovannoniJ. Stephen and Tamar GoodfellowBryan and Janice GoodnightGavin GruenbergTom C. HallBryan HardmanJacqueline HarpRonald HayashiJenna HedaniJames and Kathryn HelfrichJames C. HestandRaymond and Mia HewTerry T. HigaMs. Wendy HigaCalvin and Sharon HiguchiPaul and Beverly Hiranaga
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Mahalo Donors from January 1 - December 31, 2018
The Roy H. & Lorraine M. Okumura Foundation donated $12,000 for food services capital or operational needs. The funds were used to purchase six hydration stations, one for each neighborhood on the Kahului campus, with the goal of ensuring that residents stay hydrated, thereby reducing the occurrence of urinary tract infections.
Each hydration station is equipped with a five gallon insulated cooler and 50 quart insulated ice chest, large enough so it does not require refilling throughout the day. These hydration stations are essential in providing drinking water to all residents in Kahului campus.
Helping to Decrease Infections
Hale Makua Health Services is grateful for the support of friends, family, staff, government, foundations, and businesses through generous gifts. Every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of this listing. Please let us know of any error with your name listing by calling (808) 873-6632.
The May Templeton Hopper Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation and the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation donated a combined $39,800 to provide financial assistance to 15 Adult Day Health by Hale Makua clients.
These scholarships provided an additional 500 client days. 100% of tuition recipients reviewed remained stable or improved in nutrition and social engagement, and 86% of scholarship recipients reviewed remained stable or improved in fall prevention and functional mobility (one client fell at home and was not seriously injured).
A $400,000 grant from the State of Hawaii for provided care and services for 76 individuals whose insurance did not cover the full cost of care or who have no insurance.
A total of 765 days of skilled services were provided. If these residents stayed the same amount of time in the hospital, the cost avoidance for the hospital would be about $1.1475 million
Caring for Individuals Who are Under or Uninsured
Providing Scholarships for Adult Day Health Participants
Adult Day Health client and scholarship recipient, Barbara Bagio, is pictured here receiving physician-ordered physical therapy with James Rylak, PT.
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Michael HillDebbie HiraokaRichard and Kathleen HirataCatherine HirotsuTakashi and Hisae HisanoCary and Sharon HondaJames and Joyce HorikawaKathleen HranacAnnette IchikiVernon IchimuraR.H. and Cynthia IkedaAlvin ImamuraAkira and Alice ImanoRobin ImontiLawrence and Betty IngWilliam and Debra IpsenDennis and Grace IshiiRogers and Karen IshizuLisa JaberJoan & David PadgettFrancine JohansenSamuel and Leslie JohnsenKevin and Cheryl JongMike and Joycelyn VictorinoDarlene Murphy JueSydney KahiamoeMichael and Delphine KaiwiTokio KakiuchiLouise D. KamakaLynette KaneshinaRoy K. and Betty KatsudaHarry and Haruko KawamotoElsie S. KimuraWanda T. KitaguchiBlair and Patricia KitkowskiGreg Knue and Leona KushiNancy S. KokiDawn R. KomineLynn G. KriegTodd KuboJack KulpBeverly KurokawaChristine A. LancellottiScott and Eileen LehmanPaul and Vera LempioLittle Red Wagon Moving Company LLCBeverly LundquistBarclay and Kathleen MacDonaldRichard and Judith MantheiGary MaranJason I. MatsuiJerry and Doreen MatsumotoGeorge and Reiko MatsunagaLyle and Cindy MatsunagaOliver A. MattsonMaui Federal Credit UnionAnna MayedaAlec and Maren McBarnetTom Reed and Judy McCorkleDana MendozaLawrence and Janet MiyahiraBernard and Merle MomitaKeith and Karen MoodyKatharine Moore
Maybelle A. MooreLoretta G. MoranLee MorganLeona MorganPatrick MurakamiGuy and Eunice MuraokaCathy MurayamaEdwin MurokiHoward and Janis NakamuraAnn NeizmanRonald and Yukiko NodaLiane OgataWalter and Alice OhtaAnne OishiLeonard OkaBrian and Colleen OkudaEdith Misao OmuroWarren and Helen OrikasaBernice OtaniCurtis and Faye OtsukaVictor and Wallette PellegrinoMarc and Donna PetroPaula Lee PhillipsShelley PlatiroJennifer L. PritchettKelly RichJuan RiveraEmmett RodriguesNora Lynn Sagadraca-KohmLawrence SampsonDanielle SanchezRobert and Alice SasakiGeraldine SatoMarci SatoConstance ScottLeina`ala SeegerBoysie and Millie SeptimoSadao and Agnes SeraTamara SherrillMomoye ShimadaJane ShinodaYukimi ShodaLee and Gay SibongaEugene SimonJohn and Rose B. SimondsChris and Sara SmithIan SmithLauren SodetaniMatt and Joanne StevensonMona StevensonToshiko SugikiGuy and Linda SuginoEva M. SusterJoseph and Linda SzaboBurt and Betty TairaJames and Suzanne TakamiyaLance Y. TakamiyaTadao T. TakemotoKristen TanakaRoyle and Heidi TaogoshiFrancis and Etsuko TaomotoPercy TapiaJames and Donna TarsitanoEdwin Tasaki, MDCharmaine TavaresHarriet Tavares
Tom and Ellen ThayerMorris K. TobaTravelport CaresTruistTamiko TuckerJohn and Sharon UmenoLouise R. VarnasLouis and Jean WadaTerrence and Anne WagnerMichael WongAnita and Todd YamafujiDonald YoshidaJames and Marian YoshiokaKarl and Linda Yoshioka
Ohana $50 - 99Nenita AcobLahela AiwohiGeorge and Janet AllanAnonymous (6)Marilyn ArakiNia BaileyMae BalmoresPriscila E. BaloaloaHarold and Jill BarnettBenevity Community Impact FundCathleen P. BioSamuel and Diane BrooksCraig and Chiyomi ChildCarol ChilderhoseLydia ColomaTanee H. ConnallySusan CrawfordRichard A. DoranJosef and Roopa ErlemannChristine L. FernandezLinda FernandezChristine FitchFrogman Charters Inc.George and Alice FukushimaLydia FuromotoSara GadarianJohn Guarin and Kimmie Ouchi, MDNadine GuestFelicidad GuibaoanCatherine HallKazuichi and Grace HamasakiSusan HashimotoJack and Betty HayaseSandra HigaMoana HirataRowena M. HongSueharu and Carolyn HozakiFionna Ibale-MaraveBety IdicaKoji and Sumie IkedaHarold and Janet InamasuNeal and Joann InamasuEd and Helen KagehiroKahiamoe OhanaTeana M. N. Kaho`ohanohanoJackye KaneshinaJon and Angie KawaguchiAlbert and June KawaiEthel Kawamura
George and Pearl KayaStephanie KishabaToshio KishiHeinz and Ilse KlehrAlice KonoLouise and Mae KoyanagiBruce and Elda LaneGail Wilma LaraShana LariritMerri-Ellen LeeLori Leung-WoJudy LockeWayne and Joyce MaedaJudith MagarifujiMaxima MarianoKanoe MedeirosTakayuki MeguroWilliam A. Melton and Debra Bissen-MeltonMarie MilksMatthew and Marilyn MochizukiShoichi and Elaine MoriSherilyn A. MorrisonRobert and Linda NunokawaJanet OffnerGeorge OkamotoJean Yooko OkimotoJudy OsatoHelen OshiroAndrea M. PerezLucy PerosDiane M. PoloAntonio and Luz RamilValerie RightsellGary RobertFanchette RobinsonLouis and Sarah RoperAyako SaitoRenee SaitoDoris and Micah SakiWalter and Nancy ShimodaJoanne ShiratoriErnesto G. Soliven, Jr.Mark SouzaAlexander and Diane StanislawFrank and Wanda SusterJames SusterAnson and Tammy SylvaDarren and Madelyn TacdolCynthia TadaLinda TakahashiMike and Myriam TakamatsuWilliam and Remy TakiguchiMilton M. TamanahaEdward and Joan TamoriVeronica and Justin TannerEarl and Merle TashiroVika F. TaupeamuhuDavid TaylorHarold and Irene TeraokaBryce and Kim ThayerRichard and Johanna ThompsonJanice ThurstonRonald TokuokaJohn and Janet TomitaDaun Watanabe
Neil and Joyce WatanabeWells Fargo Community Support CampaignClaire and Olga WolterAmy A. YamadaLester and Estelle Yano
In-Kind Gifts
Associate $10,000 - 49,000John and Karen Ann Schofield
Benefactor $500 - 999Andaz WaileaIsland Freight Services Inc.King Kamehameha Golf ClubMaui Coast HotelMaui Oma Coffee Roasting Co.Napili Kai Beach ResortOffice MaxPharMericaTravaasa Hotel Hana MauiTrilogy ExcursionsWailea Beach Marriott Resort & Spa
Supporter $250 - 499Brendan SmithFeast at LeleHawaiian Host, Inc.Longevity Health CenterMama’s Fish HouseNa Hoaloha `EkoluPink by NatureQuicksilverSamudraSkyline Eco AdventuresTony KriegVIP FoodserviceWailea Golf LLC
Friend $100 - 249Ali`i Kula LavenderAloha Botanicals MauiAndaz WaileaBa-Le Sandwiches & BakeryCafe `O Lei at the DunesCheeseburger in Paradise Restaurants
Development Office ContactsDirector of Development & Marketing,Denise Thayer(808) 871-9218 [email protected]
Special Events & Grants Coordinator, Kanoe Medeiros(808) [email protected]
Federal Tax ID # 99-0080460
Nondiscrimination PolicyHale Makua Health Services does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability or other grounds protected under state and/or federal law.
If you believe that Hale Makua has discriminated in some way, you can file a grievance with Hale Makua’s Chief Human Resources & Compliance Officer/Civil Rights Coordinator, 472 Kaulana Street, Kahului, HI 96732, Direct: (808) 871-9220, Speech-to-Speech Line: (877) 447-8711, TTY: (877) 447-5990.
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A thoughtful gift and estate plan can help satisfy personal financial-planning needs and allow you to maintain control of your assets, while providing Hale Makua Health Services with important long-term support. There are many easy ways you can accomplish your financial and philanthropic goals through effective gift planning.
Please contact the Development Office at (808) 871-9218 with questions or to learn more about how gift planning can benefit you and Hale Makua Health Services. Your inquiry is always confidential.
If your plans already include a gift to Hale Makua Health Services, please let us know. Our goal is to implement your philanthropic intentions and celebrate your participation in the vision of Hale Makua.
Duke’s Beach HouseExpeditionsFairmont Kea Lani HotelFleetwood’s on Front StreetHaliimaile Distilling CompanyHawaii Sea Sprits, LLCHome Maid Bakery, Inc.Ho’omana Spa MauiHyatt Regency Maui Resort & SpaJulie MacdonaldKa’anapali Beach HotelKa’anapali Golf CoursesKealopikoKoa 156°Koloa Rum CompanyLahaina Pizza Co.Mala an Ocean TavernMarmac Ace Hardware Inc.Maui Classic ChartersMaui Coffee RoastersMaui Country ClubMaui Divers JewelryMaui Feather LeiMaui WineMedispa MauiMerriman’s RestaurantMontage Kapalua Bay
INCREASE THE IMPACT OF YOUR GIFTThanks to the Maui Hotel & Lodging Association a percentage of your donation in the enclosed envelope will be matched. Your gift directly impacts the lives of the over 1,500 frail elders and disabled individuals that Hale Makua serves each year. Because of individuals like you, Maui’s kupuna are able to receive compassionate care and health services.
Save the DateKokua for Kupuna
with Kalani Pe’a
Saturday, September 7at sheraton maui resort & Spa
tickets on sale in early may.Sponsorships now available.
