Boys & Girls Club marks 50 years with Skyline ride initiative

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – A ride on the Skyline will help support local youth programs across Hawaii.

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The Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii said $1 will be donated to the organization for every Skyline ride taken on Monday, May 18, benefiting programs for local children and teens.

The effort is part of Great Futures Day, a statewide initiative marking the club’s 50 years of service.

Officials said the donation campaign was made possible through support from John and Lori Katahira.

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“Great Futures Day is about coming together as a community to support our youth,” said Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii President and CEO Paddy Kauhane. “This initiative makes it easy for everyone to participate — simply by taking a ride, you’re helping invest in the next generation.”

Great Futures Day events will also be held May 20 at Boys & Girls Club locations across Oahu and Kauai, featuring lemonade stands, games, performances and other youth-led activities highlighting leadership and entrepreneurship.

As part of its 50th anniversary campaign, the club is encouraging 40,000 donors to give $40 each to help fund programs focused on academic success, healthy lifestyles and character development.

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For more information, visit bgch.com.