Nearly a century ago, the Lions of Hawaii’s mission of service started. Today, 58 Lions Clubs and 1,495 members across the islands continue that proud legacy. Established in 1961 as a nonprofit, tax exempt organization, the Hawaii Lions Foundation (HLF) advances our mission. HLF provides financial support and hands-on service that directly benefits communities throughout Hawaii:

• Vision & Hearing: Free keiki screenings, used eyeglass collections for global distribution, sight-saving corneal transplants through the Lions Eye Bank of Hawaii, and scholarships for the University of Hawaii’s John A. Burns School of Medicine – Ophthalmology.
• Hunger: Statewide food drives and meal programs for kupuna, keiki, and families in need.
• Diabetes: Education, prevention, and youth sponsorships for Hawaii Diabetes Camp.
• Environment: Monthly e-waste recycling drives, beach and park cleanups, and community beautification efforts.
• Disaster Relief: Responding to local natural disasters through immediate monetary aid and long-term reconstruction support.
• Humanitarian: Projects that address the needs of vulnerable populations, such as the disabled, the elderly, and at-risk youth.

As the needs of our island communities continue to evolve, so does Hawaii Lions Foundation’s promise to serve with aloha. Your generosity makes a real difference, 100% of net proceeds stay right here in Hawaii to support local programs. We hope you’ll join us in strengthening our community through your support and participation in this special event.

Mahalo nui loa,

Robert Lee
Honorary Chair

Roberta Jenkins
Tournament Chair

Sean Benito, 
Tournament Co-Chair