With only 3 days left in 2020, we humbly ask for your support to make a huge difference in the lives of children diagnosed with cancer, and their families. Remember, this is an exceptionally good year to make tax-deductible donations. Visit: https://www.irs.gov for more information. To donate, please go to: www.hccf.org or mail your donation […]
HCCF held a fun, exciting and safe, drive-thru holiday event on Sat., 12/12. After car-side check-in, HCCF families drove past on-stage live entertainment that featured gifted, local songbirds, Maila Gibson and Stacie Ku’ulei, accompanied by the talented, Aron Nelson. Families then proceeded to the next canopy where they received yummy bentos and decorated cookies. And […]
Mahalo to Mark Becker for his long-time support of Hawaii Children’s Cancer Foundation (HCCF), which he says, holds a special place in his heart. Our ED attended his wonderful fundraising event last year and though that can’t happen this year, Mark is not deterred in his desire to help our keiki and their families in […]
HCCF is truly blessed by a great number of donations that are made in support or our annual holiday party! Among our newest donors are, Kendrick Simmons of Kendrick Simmons Productions, LLC & Daniel Janik from Savant Books and Publications. Together, they generously donated 50 Truth and Tell Travel the Solar System coloring books, audio […]
In 2020, cancer did not stop its forward march through our state. On average, a new pediatric diagnosis is made every week, further adding to the numbers of children already in treatment. Imagine for a moment, that you are a mom or a dad whose child is diagnosed with cancer, while simultaneously dealing with the […]
Give Big Hawai’i is an excellent way to connect donors to the causes and charities they care about most. We are very appreciative of the partnership between Honolulu Magazine and the Hawaii Community Foundation in support of local nonprofits. Please visit: www.givebighawaii.com to donate. To kick things off, an anonymous donor will match the first […]
