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GAR Gives
Since 1985, the Carole Kai Charities, Inc. has given over $8.1 million to over 150 non-profit organizations in our community. Major charities are:
Hawaii High School Athletic Association
HHSAA serves 78 public and private high schools by promoting the educational benefits of interscholastic athletics by increasing participation in a variety of sports.
MWR
MWR serves the needs and interests of each service and family member and retiree with affordable programs and services designed to enhance the quality of their lives.
United Cerebral Palsy Association
UCPA’s Child Development Center is an early intervention program which provides services to children 0-3 years who have severe, multiple developmental delays.
Great Aloha Run also supports the Coalition for Dads, Girl Scout Council, Hawaii Services on Deafness, Leeward Special Olympics, the YMCA and more!
One Time Gifts from GAR
 August 2009 - The Great Aloha Run donated $70,000 to the Hawaii High School Athletic Foundation’s SOS (Save Our Sports) Program
The SOS fundraising program was started by HHSAA and the Honolulu Advertiser to offset budget cuts to public schools' athletic programs in the State of Hawaii. August 2009 - GAR gave a one time donation of $10,000 to NPAC to provide a CDC training class on nutrition to each of the island coordinators
Hawai‘i NPAC advocates for initiatives and policies that support good nutrition and regular physical activities in Hawai‘i. Hawai‘i NPAC’s mission is to improve the quality of life the residents of Hawai‘i by promoting opportunities for physical activity and access to healthy foods. July 2009 - GAR Contributes to the KCC Culinary Team
The Great Aloha Run donated $5,000 toward the Kapi‘olani Community College Junior American Culinary Federation (ACF) Competition Team – also known as Team Hawaii... Read more December 2008 - Lanakila center gets $10,000 gift
Contribution from Great Aloha Run covers 10% of facility's deficit
The Great Aloha Run will donate $10,000 to the Lanakila Multi-Purpose Senior Center, which has warned it could close
because of funding cuts... Read more
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