Recycle responsibly at this E-waste Recycle Fundraiser on the West side! This FREE Collection Event will be at Nanikapono Elementary School in Waianae. Bring your unwanted e-waste items (working or broken) for safe and responsible disposal. 

E-Waste Recycling Fundraiser Kahala Elementary

This is e-opala’s first e-waste recycling event in Kahala, partnering with Kahala Elementary School and the Cancer Center to help the community safely dispose of unwanted electronics—while supporting two great causes.

This is your chance to declutter your home or office, responsibly recycle your old tech, and give back to our local schools and health initiatives.

Hawaii Lions Club is partnering with Central Union Church to host a free community recycling event.

Clear out unwanted items like electronics, HI-5 containers, gently used clothing, diapers, canned goods, and more — all while supporting local sustainability efforts.

Acceptable donations include:

• Computers, laptops, tablets, printers, scanners, and TVs (no limit)

• HI-5 beverage containers

• Car batteries only

• Gently used clothing

• Diapers and wipes for keiki and kūpuna

• Pet supplies — towels, blankets, and unopened pet food

• Canned goods

• Used eyeglasses and hearing aids

• Unwanted cars (call ahead to schedule)

Not accepted:

• Paint, motor oil, cooking oil, or other hazardous fluids

• Tires, metal, wood, or construction debris

• Microwaves or other appliances

• Ink cartridges and toner

• Paper, cardboard, or plastics

• Bulky items or furniture

• Household items

For questions or to schedule car towing, contact Rene Mansho at (808) 291-6151 or renemansho@hawaii.rr.com

EcoSips Honolulu is collabing with Circular Fashion Hawaii to host a community clothing swap, and a conversation centered on sustainability and building local connections here in Hawaiʻi.

This pau hana meetup is a welcoming space to sip, connect, and learn about the work happening locally. Whether you're just getting started or a seasoned pro, it's an opportunity to share ideas and take meaningful action toward eco-conscious living.

Attendees are encouraged to bring one bag of gently-used treasures such as clothing, accessories, housewares, or books to exchange and give new life to pre-loved items.

Participation in the clothing swap is optional. Attendees are welcome to come for the pau hana vibe, the drinks, the community, or all of the above!

Click below to RSVP or learn more about this event.

Bring your working or broken electronics for safe and responsible disposal!

Hawaii Lions Club is partnering with Aiea Hongwanji Mission to host a free community recycling event.

Clear out unwanted items like electronics, HI-5 containers, gently used clothing, diapers, canned goods, and more — all while supporting local sustainability efforts.

Acceptable donations include:

• Computers, laptops, tablets, printers, scanners, and TVs (no limit)

• HI-5 beverage containers

• Car batteries only

• Gently used clothing

• Diapers and wipes for keiki and kūpuna

• Pet supplies — towels, blankets, and unopened pet food

• Canned goods

• Used eyeglasses and hearing aids

• Unwanted cars (call ahead to schedule)

Not accepted:

• Paint, motor oil, cooking oil, or other hazardous fluids

• Tires, metal, wood, or construction debris

• Microwaves or other appliances

• Ink cartridges and toner

• Paper, cardboard, or plastics

• Bulky items or furniture

• Household items

For questions or to schedule car towing, contact Rene Mansho at (808) 291-6151 or renemansho@hawaii.rr.com

Hosted by yours truly! Bagua Basics is a 90-minute Feng Shui workshop where I’ll guide you through how to use the bagua map to read the energy of your home.

We’ll cover:

• The nine areas of the bagua and their meaning & significance

• How to lay the map over your home’s floor plan (please bring a drawing of your home's floor plan)

• Simple enhancements and adjustments you can make to shift the energy in your space and align it with your personal or professional goals, whether it be about your career, finances, love, family or something else.

Whether you're brand new to Feng Shui or looking to deepen your understanding, you'll walk away with practical tools to start making aligned changes right away.

While you're here, enjoy a cup of coffee from Ruby Violet and a sweet treat from Anh Chi Em Bakers, courtesy of Marlowe Furnishings.

🎟 Tickets are $50. Reserve your spot by clicking on the link below.

Hawaii Lions Club is partnering with Mililani Mauka Elementary School to host a free community recycling event.

Clear out unwanted items like electronics, HI-5 containers, gently used clothing, diapers, canned goods, and more — all while supporting local sustainability efforts.

Acceptable donations include:

• Computers, laptops, tablets, printers, scanners, and TVs (no limit)

• HI-5 beverage containers

• Car batteries only

• Gently used clothing

• Diapers and wipes for keiki and kūpuna

• Pet supplies — towels, blankets, and unopened pet food

• Canned goods

• Used eyeglasses and hearing aids

• Unwanted cars (call ahead to schedule)

Not accepted:

• Paint, motor oil, cooking oil, or other hazardous fluids

• Tires, metal, wood, or construction debris

• Microwaves or other appliances

• Ink cartridges and toner

• Paper, cardboard, or plastics

• Bulky items or furniture

• Household items

For questions or to schedule car towing, contact Rene Mansho at (808) 291-6151 or renemansho@hawaii.rr.com

Hawaii Lions Club is partnering with Ewa Hongwanji Mission to host a free community recycling event.

Clear out unwanted items like electronics, HI-5 containers, gently used clothing, diapers, canned goods, and more — all while supporting local sustainability efforts.

Acceptable donations include:

• Computers, laptops, tablets, printers, scanners, and TVs (no limit)

• HI-5 beverage containers

• Car batteries only

• Gently used clothing

• Diapers and wipes for keiki and kūpuna

• Pet supplies — towels, blankets, and unopened pet food

• Canned goods

• Used eyeglasses and hearing aids

• Unwanted cars (call ahead to schedule)

Not accepted:

• Paint, motor oil, cooking oil, or other hazardous fluids

• Tires, metal, wood, or construction debris

• Microwaves or other appliances

• Ink cartridges and toner

• Paper, cardboard, or plastics

• Bulky items or furniture

• Household items

For questions or to schedule car towing, contact Rene Mansho at (808) 291-6151 or renemansho@hawaii.rr.com