For 12 years, Kōkua Day has been one of Wahine Leaders of Hawaiʻi’s special traditions — a day when our sisterhood comes together to put our shared values of service, connection, and community into action. For Kōkua Day 2026, WLH and MLH volunteers gathered at Linapuni Elementary and rolled up their sleeves to help prep and paint the school, creating a brighter and more welcoming space for the students, teachers, and staff. The aloha extended well beyond the paintbrushes. Tog

What a fun night of music, laughter, and connection! 🎤🎶 WLH and MLH came together on August 14 at Uncle Troy’s Bar & Grill in Pearl City for an evening of karaoke, pupus, and plenty of aloha. From enthusiastic solos to group sing-alongs and lots of cheering from the crowd, the night was all about having fun, letting loose, and enjoying each other’s company. Everyone brought small pupus to share, making the evening feel even more like a gathering of friends and family. These

On Saturday, July 18, WLH sisters and MLH brothers came together at Sand Island Beach Park for our Summer Paʻina — a relaxed afternoon of food, fellowship, laughter, and fun in the sun. With delicious dishes to share, plenty of laughter, and easy conversation, the gathering gave everyone a chance to slow down, reconnect, and simply enjoy being together. As graduates of the PSI Women’s and Men’s Leadership Seminars, our connection is grounded in more than a shared experience.