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​Our HOYO group spent the day at Magic Island giving back through a community beach cleanup. Together, we helped collect trash, protect marine life, and keep our beaches clean for everyone to enjoy. It was a great reminder that even small actions can make a big impact when we work as a community. 🌊♻️

​Our HOYO group had the opportunity to travel to Hilo for a few hours and experience the University of Hawaiʻi’s bee project firsthand. During our visit, we learned about the importance of bees, explored different activities, enjoyed food provided during the event, and got a closer look at where the bees are cared for. It was a fun and educational experience that gave us a better understanding of how bees support agriculture and the environment while creating lasting memories together.

Our HOYO group had the opportunity to participate in a charity performance supporting the Bee Project fundraising night through a guest invitation event from the University of Hawaiʻi. Through this event, we helped raise awareness and support for a meaningful cause while sharing our talents and connecting with the community. It was a memorable experience that showed how performances can bring people together and make a positive impact.

The Hoyo Group gathering together to make sandwiches and share them with those in need this Thanksgiving!

With the help of the Fast CPR program, HOYO members were licensed with valid CPR certificates to improve their capabilities in daily life.

HOYO members took out over 10 garbage bags of microplastic and waste drifted into and circling in the Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve.

HOYO members gathered to clean up the Magic Island Beach.

HOYO members gathered to clean up the Ala Moana Beach Park.