Hawaiʻi Community Lending remains dedicated to its mission of fostering stability and homeownership for local families as it moves into the new year.
The organization invites the public to reserve tickets now for its second annual Hui Waiwai, scheduled for 5 to 8 p.m. Jan. 22, 2026, at the Bishop Museum in Honolulu. Attending and supporting the annual event is a way community members can help Hawaiʻi Community Lending fulfill its mission.
Keynote address will be delivered by none other than Hawaiʻi County Mayor Kimo Alameda, who will speak about his vision for housing local and Native Hawaiian people.
Tickets and sponsorships are now available for this inspirational event celebrating Hawaiʻi Community Lending’s accomplishments from the past year and looking ahead to next year, as the organization furthers its goal to solve Hawai‘i’s housing crisis.
This year’s theme is “Mōhala i ka wai ka maka o ka pua — Unfolded by the water are the faces of the flowers.”
One hundred percent of net proceeds from the gala go to support programs to house local and Native Hawaiian families in 2026.
Evening highlights:
- Island-style dinner prepared by local chefs.
- Live music by Nick Laʻa.
- Cocktail reception.
- Keynote address by Alameda.
- Award presentation honoring Hawaiʻi Community Lending’s 2025 Impact Investor of the Year.
- Recognition of local families, borrowers and partners who overcame barriers to homeownership or created affordable housing opportunities.
Local families can strengthen their generational roots in Hawaiʻi and raise their families in a stable and productive environment with Hawaiʻi Community Lending’s support to build, buy and save their homes.
Secure your seat or become a sponsor today:
- Pōmaikaʻi Sponsorship: $5,000 for a table of 10 and logo placement.
- Lehua Sponsorship: $100 for an individual ticket.
*Fees apply for online tickets and sponsorships.
Guests and sponsors are encouraged to register early to ensure seating.
Click here for additional information and to purchase tickets or sign up to be a sponsor for the second annual Hui Waiwai.
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