{"id":42332,"date":"2014-08-26T00:01:19","date_gmt":"2014-08-26T10:01:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/hawaii.carpentermediagroup.com\/midweekpro\/?p=42332"},"modified":"2014-08-25T11:24:44","modified_gmt":"2014-08-25T21:24:44","slug":"gift-foundation-hawaii-wu%cc%88nderland","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/hawaii.carpentermediagroup.com\/midweekpro\/gift-foundation-hawaii-wu%cc%88nderland\/","title":{"rendered":"GIFT In Wu\u0308nderland"},"content":{"rendered":"

The GIFT Foundation is known as a group of young professionals dedicated to philanthropy — and for throwing one of the best parties in Hawaii. This year’s soiree, themed ‘Wünderland: Twisted Toon Town Where Ani-Mayhem Reigns,’ happens Oct. 24. GIFT recipients in 2014 include Kupu, Honolulu Zoo Society and Kids Hurt Too<\/strong><\/p>\n

After being separated from his abusive father, one young boy was feeling so constantly anxious that he Velcro-ed himself to his mother’s side, not wanting to be alone for a second. Through attending regular support groups with Kids Hurt Too Hawaii — where he got to talk and play with other kids going through similar experiences — he was able to process his feelings and learned to channel his anxiety in other ways.<\/p>\nngg_shortcode_0_placeholder\n

Meanwhile, a high school dropout bounced from job to job, not sure where his life was heading and even more unsure of what he could contribute. Through working with an experiential learning program at Kupu Hawaii, he discovered his passion for natural medicine. After graduating from the program, he became a leader within the organization and recently finished his first semester at Leeward Community College.<\/p>\n

At one local school, a Honolulu Zoological Society instructor visited a group of young students to talk about how people’s consumption of palm oil — which is found in a number of daily-use products — has been contributing to the destruction of orangutans’ habitats. Afterward, many of the keiki went home and told their parents to stay away from items with palm oil so they can help save these animals.<\/p>\n

Transformations such as these happen all the time at these three local nonprofits. And as this year’s beneficiaries of the The GIFT (Giving Inspiration for Tomorrow) Foundation of Hawaii, Kids Hurt Too Hawaii, Kupu Hawaii and Honolulu Zoological Society each will be able to expand their services, reaching more youths and transforming more lives.<\/p>\n

A collective of young professionals, GIFT Foundation has been raising money for nonprofits throughout the state since 2003. GIFT’s goals are twofold: to raise funds and awareness for local charitable organizations, while also encouraging young adults to get involved in philanthropic giving.<\/p>\n

Serious as they are about philanthropy, GIFT members might be even more serious about having fun. They raise money through an annual fundraiser party that has garnered something of a reputation over the years.<\/p>\n

“It’s a neat way to help nonprofits get recognition,” explains Emily Kawashima, an attorney and GIFT board member who is co-chairing this year’s event alongside Jon Bryan.<\/p>\n

“We’ve come up with a different model to raise money, and people really have a good time,” says Bryan, who owns marketing firm JB Brands. “We are excited that based on our pre-sale … our people are going to surpass $2 million that we have given to charities here in Hawaii.”<\/p>\n

To help support Kids Hurt Too, Kupu and Honolulu Zoological Society, GIFT invites you to join them on a trip down the rabbit hole for this year’s event, Wünderland: Twisted Toon Town Where Ani-Mayhem Reigns, from 8 p.m. (7 p.m. for VIP) to midnight Oct. 24 at The Republik. Think of this year’s theme as a gathering place where animated characters go to cut loose.<\/p>\n

These organizations were selected from what Bryan and Kawashima say was a particularly impressive batch of 55 applicants.<\/p>\n

“I just give so much credit to these guys,” Kawashima says. “They really give blood, sweat and tears to their causes.”<\/p>\n

Kids Hurt Too Hawaii<\/strong><\/p>\n

Executive director Cynthia White often says that “grieving can be fun.” It might seem like a morbid aphorism, but its validity shines through during Kids Hurt Too’s regular peer support group meetings. There you can find children making jewelry, playing house and running around a jungle gym, while teens chat or play foosball and ping-pong.<\/p>\n

All of the kids who come to the Kukui Street center to play, though, are experiencing some type of loss of their parents. They either are in foster care, are separated from a parent because of divorce, incarceration or abandonment, or have a parent who has passed away. In addition to offering therapeutic play, it also offers a safe space for children to talk about what they’re going through.<\/p>\n

“Play is empowering,” White says. “It is transforming their grief, their trauma, into something they can manage, something they can control.”<\/p>\n

White has a hard-earned expertise in childhood grief and trauma. When she was 6, her father threatened to kill her mother. Her mother fled in fear, and then her father hit the road, abandoning White, her four little sisters and her older brother. The siblings were separated, and for White the next few years were a blur of foster homes and abuse.<\/p>\n

What she recalls from this time in her childhood is she was anxious, terrified and lonely — until her last foster home, where the couple cared deeply for her. Although her time there was brief, experiencing that unconditional love was powerful.<\/p>\n

As a way to offer that type of nurturing environment for children who have gone through experiences like hers, White founded Kids Hurt Too Hawaii in 2001. In addition to the support groups and mentoring for children ages 3-19 who have lost a parent — which is what the GIFT funding will go toward — it also offers grief-counseling training and conducts crisis management.<\/p>\n

“They’re meeting other kids who are just like them,” White says of the groups. “Often, grieving and traumatized children are stigmatized. People shun them. They don’t know what to say, so they stay away.<\/p>\n

“I know from my own experience that unconditional love can last you a lifetime, even in a small amount. So what we do here is bring unconditional love to children — and they eat it like candy. I am still amazed at how powerful unconditional love is in children’s lives and how quickly it can bring them into a healing place. It is just awesome.”<\/p>\n

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Kupu<\/strong><\/p>\n

At age 22, Nathan Paoa was facing some serious jail time. He had gotten into drugs, which led to him living on the streets, which led to a string of robberies and then, before he knew it, he was staring down 20 years in jail.<\/p>\n

He had already been incarcerated and when he was picked up again for breaking his probation, the judge warned that if it happened a second time, he would have to serve his full sentence of 20 years. As a way to stay out of trouble during probation, he signed up for Kupu’s CommunityU program, which provides service learning opportunities to at-risk and underserved youths.<\/p>\nngg_shortcode_1_placeholder\n

Paoa didn’t just stay out of trouble, he excelled in his new life. In CommunityU, he took part in environmental projects like maintaining lo’i, restoring fishponds and removing invasive plants. He’d wake up at 4 a.m. each day just to catch the bus to Kupu’s Kakaako site from his home in Waianae. Now, just a few months later, Nathan has graduated from the program and is working on his GED.<\/p>\n

“Kupu CU has prepped and taught me responsibility, teamwork and that hard work does pay off,” Paoa wrote in a statement. “It also taught me the value of helping and giving back to the aina … I feel like I’m actually accomplishing something and can’t wait to accomplish more. It has helped me find my direction and gives me the opportunity to continue to grow positively.”<\/p>\n

CommunityU, which is the Kupu program receiving GIFT funding, is just one of the organization’s several programs designed to bolster the next generation of conservation leaders that also include green-collar internships and energy-conservation training. The majority of the 16to 24-year-olds that Kupu serves comes from low-income families in rural or underserved areas.<\/p>\n

CommunityU participants work at sites throughout the island that include Ho’oulu Aina, Lyon Arboretum, Papahana Kuaola, Ka’ala Farm, Nanakuli Botanical and Cultural Preserve, Waimea Valley and Luluku Farmers Association. It also features broader educational and career support with activities including a GED diploma program, college visits and job-interview training.<\/p>\n

“It’s taking kids who have not finished school, have gone through the court system, have been through homelessness, come from really poverty-stricken backgrounds, and it is giving them hope and building their ability to make a difference,” explains Kupu executive director John Leong.<\/p>\n

In recent months, Kupu, which Leong started with board member and wife Julianna Leong and chief operating officer Matthew Bauer out of his parents’ garage 10 years ago, has seen unprecedented growth. It’s got a few new programs in the pipeline, for starters. But through that growth, Leong says, CommunityU has remained underfunded.<\/p>\n

“This (GIFT) funding really is going to build capacity to do what I feel is one of the most meaningful things that we can do — not only to impact our environment and our resources, but to turn lives around, to build people who had no hope into people who are bringing hope into our community.”<\/p>\n

Paoa is one of many success stories of the program so far, but Kupu has bigger dreams for CommunityU. It plans to stretch the program from eight weeks to several months. It also will further develop its educational, life skills and employment readiness components.<\/p>\n

“I think the world tells some of these kids that they are losers and they will never amount to anything,” Leong says. “And it’s really cool because here they then realize that these are all lies, and they have the ability and potential and capacity to do something really special.”<\/p>\n

Honolulu Zoological Society<\/strong><\/p>\n

A couple of years ago, during Honolulu Zoo’s week-long educational summer camp, Honolulu Zoo Society executive director Ted Otaguro asked one excited young participant what part of the program he enjoyed the most.<\/p>\n

Otaguro thought he knew what to expect — that the boy liked seeing the elephants or the tigers. Instead, the boy responded that he loved learning about conservation.<\/p>\n

“He told me that he was really sad to hear that we are taking away the houses — the natural habitat — for the animals to live in, and that pretty soon, there wouldn’t be any animals left in the world. Wow! That opened my eyes!”<\/p>\n

Honolulu Zoo Society conducts hands-on educational programs for youths like these summer camps, as well as supports Honolulu Zoo through fundraising, promoting membership and recruiting volunteers. Part of its educational programs include “Zoo to You” outreach sessions, which is where the GIFT funding will be directed. In Zoo to You, instructors bring lessons from the zoo directly to school-children.<\/p>\n

“Many, many children who live far away — Hau’ula, Waianae, Ewa Beach — as well as some close in, many of them don’t have the opportunity to come to the zoo,” Otaguro says. “We still want to have the opportunity to get the information to them and educate them.”<\/p>\n

The sessions cover a range of topics, including animal husbandry, animal life cycles and conservation issues. With the GIFT funding, Otaguro hopes that the society will be able to standardize these outreach sessions for DOE schools.<\/p>\n

“It’s like any learning experience — if you read it versus doing it, the impact is much greater if you do it,” says Otaguro.<\/p>\n

To attend Wünderland, GIFT offers $5,000 and $10,000 packages for groups of 10. <\/em><\/p>\n

For more information, visit giftfoundationofhawaii.org<\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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