We Help Near and Far
From helping families with young children in our area to gathering supplies for countries impacted by natural disasters, from raising money to getting our hands dirty, Zonta Club of Leilehua is here to serve our community.
Domestic Violence Advocacy
This display is a visual representation of victims of domestic violence, mostly women and girls. Red shoes equate to violence that resulted in the victim’s death.
Aloha Diaper Bank
The Zonta Club of Leilehua volunteered at an Aloha Diaper Bank “Wrap Party.” From a full palette, members made 25-diaper bundles for distribution.
Moms On a Mission Hawai’i established the Aloha Diaper Bank in 2018, after learning that 1 in 3 families are unable to afford diapers for their babies and that most subsidized assistance programs do not cover the cost of diapers. Aloha Diaper Bank is a member of the National Diaper Bank Network.
Disaster Relief
Every year, parts of the US and countries all over the world suffer from natural and man-made disasters. In those times, we endeavor to provide support to organizations responding to crises.
Amelia Earhart
One ongoing project is our commitment to ensuring the plaque memorializing pilot Amelia Earhart is in good condition for the many visitors to the Diamond Head Lookout outside Waikiki.
SUSAN G. KOMEN RACE FOR THE CURE®
Zonta Club of Leilehua proudly serves participants at the water stop each year of the event. Ours is just one of many held across the world to raise funds for breast cancer research.
Small Business
Sometimes those who could use some empowerment are right in front of us. This was true of our club when we responded to Zontian Marie Cassel, owner of Sweet Marie’s, dream of her own food truck. The pictured grill is a step toward that goal.
We’ve also hosted a virtual seminar, “Five Money Questions for Women.” Keep an eye on our Facebook page for events that we may host or recommend.
LUNAFEST
Begun in 2001, LUNAFEST is “the very first traveling film festival featuring films by women, about women.” We are proud to be a part of the advancement of women in film by hosting screenings.
