HOURS: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. M-F 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. SAT
HOLIDAY HOURS : New Years Eve, Friday, Dec. 31st (Open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.)
CLOSED HOLIDAYS: Christmas Eve, Friday Dec. 24th Christmas Day, Saturday, Dec. 25th New Years Day, Saturday, Jan. 1st
LOCATION:
700 Manono Street Hilo, HI 96720
(one block mauka of Big Island Candies)
CONTACT US: (808) 935-6677
CONTACT US ONLINE: info@hilohabitat.org www.hilohabitat.org
Map to the ReStore
The ReStore carries new or gently used tools, building materials, furniture, home goods, and plants, all at 50% or more off of retail. When you shop at the ReStore, you'll enjoy great bargains, help raise money to build more affordable homes, and care for our earth by recycling!
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Development Committee
Thursday, Jan. 6th
Starbucks - Kilauea
12 p.m. - 1 p.m.
Wal-Mart Fundraiser
Saturday, Jan. 29th
Wal-Mart
All Day Event
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 Shop & Make a Diffirence!
Each time you search the Internet using GoodSearch or shop online at one of the participating stores on GoodShop, a donation will be made to Habitat for Humanity in Hilo at no additional cost to you!
Find coupons for all major stores on GoodShop that offer discounts and free shipping.
To date we have raised $22.74
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Become a friend of Habitat!
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WANTED
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Habitat is currently looking for committed Board of Director volunteers experienced in construction. If you think Habitat would be a good fit for your talents and skills, please call us at (808) 990-0426 or email us at info@hilohabitat.org.
DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE Committee volunteers are needed to help Habitat plan events and fundraisers. If you think Habitat would be a good fit for your talents and skills, please call us at (808) 640-2407 email us at info@hilohabitat.org ______________________________
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Julie Hugo, President Aiona Island Realty
Mary Miho Finley, VP Hawaii County Economic Opportunity Council
Pastor John Trusdell, Secretary Living Waters Assembly of God Church
Randy Church, Treasurer HomeStreet Bank
Steve Bader University of Hawaii, Hilo
Staff Polly MacRoberts ReStore Manager
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Mele Kalikimaka! We would like to thank all of our donors, sponsors, and volunteers for their tireless dedication to serving local families and our community.
On behalf of Hale Aloha O Hilo Habitat for Humanity, we wish each of you a very Merry Christmas! May God bless you and your families abundantly in the new year.
To review some of Habitat for Humanity's exciting work around the world in 2010 click here!
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ReStore Don't forget to bring your unwanted, new, or gently used furniture, building materials, and home improvement materials to the ReStore!
The ReStore depends on your donations, and all proceeds go to help build affordable housing in East Hawaii. Remember that donating to your Hilo Habitat for Humanity ReStore is TAX DEDUCTIBLE and saves precious space in our Island landfills.
Nothing to donate? Tell a friend or neighbor about us!" What can be donated? Appliances Electrical Insulation Plumbing Cabinets Flooring Lighting Roofing Countertops Furniture Lumber Tools Doors Hardware Paint Windows
Why donate? - Reduce storage cost - Clear out unwanted storage
- Save on disposal/shipping cost - ALL donations are tax deductible - We offer FREE, easy pick-up
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Hilo Christmas Parade
On Saturday, November 27th, the Development Committee,
volunteers, and some of our Board members participated in this years Hilo Christmas Parade. It was great fun and we look forward to participating in this event again next year! Unfortunately, we did not get a photo of ourselves, but have several photos of everyone else in the parade! We were obviously caught up in the moment of it all!  ____________________________________________________ |
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Silent Auction - First Annual
 We celebrated our first annual "Silent Auction" at Prince Kuhio Plaza on December 3, 4, and 5th, in conjunction with their annual holiday craft fair. We had several items up for auction, such as gift baskets, art work, dinners, as well as tours to experience zipline, snorkeling, ATV riding in Waipio, plus so much more. Some great deals were had! We raised over $1,300 and are very thankful to our volunteers and donors for helping to make this event a success! Curves Big Island Candies Prince Kuhio Plaza Good Year Big Island Delights Kilauea Lodge Hilo Guitar DeLuz Chevrolet Ride The Rim - ATV OfficeMax Grove Gallery Volcano Winery
Starbucks Le Magic Pan Hilo Service & Speed Sig Zane S. Tokunaga Store Imiloa Sky Garden Cafe Nail Trix Aloha Thai Massage KapohoKine Adventures Arbonne Big Island Toyota Hoppers Hippie Art Paradissimo Tropical Spa Captain Zodiak Raft Adventures Big Island Stand Up Paddle Boarding Adventure _________________________________________________ |
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Walmart
Each month Walmart has allowed Habitat for Humanity to have a
booth at their Walmart site in Hilo. It has been great visibility for Habitat for Humanity and has given us not only the opportunity to raise funds for Habitat, but also the opportunity to educate people in the community about what Habitat for Humanity in Hilo is doing!
We will be out in there again in 2011, with our first date scheduled for Saturday, January 29th. We are in desperate need of volunteers who are willing to help staff the booth. Please contact Michele at (808) 640-2407 if you are interested in volunteering for this event!
We also want to say "Mahalo" to the Hawaii County, RSVP Volunteer Group, who has helped us many times with staffing, and to our Development Committee members and volunteers that make these events possible!
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Applications Are In!
In November, Habitat for Humanity in Hilo, announced that we currently have NAHASDA and OHA funds available for qualified applicants.
Completed applications were due by 5 p.m. on Saturday, December 18th to Habitat for Humanity.
We are happy to say that we've received exactly twenty completed applications! In our last call for applications we only received two.
This increase in applications is encouraging, as we work to better communicate and educate the community on what Habitat for Humanity in Hilo does through newsletters like this, Facebook, Twitter and through our local Hawaii Tribune Herald, whom we are so thankful to for their support!
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Land Donations
This month we received one lot of land in Nanawale from a donor in our community! We are very thankful!
Donating land is just another way to support Habitat for Humanity, plus it may have positive tax advantages for you! If you would like to speak to us about the sale or donation of your property, please call us at (808) 990-0426.
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Power of One
Ending this year will bring our "Power of One" campaign to a close. Hale Aloha O Hilo Habitat for Humanity has raised over one thousand dollars for the "Power of One" campaign. If you did not have the opportunity to make your $1 donation, we ask that you please get your donation into Habitat before the close of the December 31st.
Donations can also be made online:
DONATE ONLINE TODAY!
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Building A Bright Future
In September, we started building a home for the Kahe'e family in the community of Keaukaha! Each Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. volunteers have been coming out to help us build. We've taken a break for the holidays, but if you're interested in volunteering when construction resumes, please contact us at info@hilohabitat.org.  __________________________________________________ |
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