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Join Us for AUW's Day of Caring! Make a difference in our community by volunteering alongside friends, coworkers, and neighbors. Whether you're lending a hand at a local nonprofit, beautifying a community space, or supporting a meaningful project, your time and effort help create lasting impact. Join us for a day of service, connection, and caring!

✨National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii✨

The National Kidney Foundation of Hawaiʻi (NKFH) is dedicated to improving the health and well-being of individuals affected by kidney disease across our community. Through education, prevention, patient support, and advocacy, NKFH works to raise awareness about kidney health, provide life-saving resources for patients and families, and expand access to early detection and treatment. Events like the Kidney Walk help fund these critical programs, support local patients, and bring the community together in the shared mission to prevent kidney disease and improve lives.

Website: kidneyhi.org

Volunteer Project:  The NKFH Kidney Walk at Kapiʻolani Park is a community volunteer project focused on raising awareness and support for individuals affected by kidney disease in Hawaiʻi. As a volunteer-driven event, the Kidney Walk brings together patients, families, healthcare partners, and supporters for a meaningful day of unity, education, and action. 

Beyond logistics, the walk serves as an opportunity to connect with the community, share kidney health resources, and promote prevention and early detection. Funds raised through the event directly support NKFH programs, including patient assistance, public education, and advocacy efforts. By volunteering, participants contribute to a welcoming, safe, and inspiring environment that empowers those affected by kidney disease and advances NKFH’s mission to improve lives across Hawaiʻi.

Volunteers play a vital role in making the event successful

• Supporting event setup

• Participant check-in

• Water stations

• Route guidance

Event Details

📅 Date: Saturday, September 19, 2026
🕐 Time: 7:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
📍 Location: Kapi'olani Park - 3840 Paki Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815

Maximum Number of Volunteers: 20

Restrictions: Volunteers should be comfortable walking on uneven ground and outdoor park surfaces.

What to Wear/Bring: 

• Closed toe-shoes

• Comfortable pants/shorts

• Refillable water bottle

• Sunscreen

• Hat

Provided: 

• • Water
• • Snacks
• • Swag bag
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• Parking: Parking will be provided in designated spots for our volunteers.