General Meeting – Saturday, April 5, 2025 (Annual Meeting)
Speaker: Hope Levy is a gerontologist and educator with special expertise in cognitive health, lifelong learning and health education. Throughout her career Hope has developed and facilitated programs in educational, healthcare and eldercare settings, including City College San Francisco and Osher Lifelong Learning Institutes at UH and San Francisco State University, Kaiser and Northern California Presbyterian Homes and Service. Through her work, Hope has also helped promote positive aging by fostering encore career development and age-friendly environments.
Hope has an MA in Gerontology and an MA for Special Education, both
from San Francisco State University and a BA in Human Services from
The George Washington University
Program: “Brain Health : A Use it or Lose it Strategy”
Hope Levy has special expertise in health education. In her work, she promotes positive aging by fostering encore career development and eco-friendly environments. She has a Master degrees in Gerontology and Special Education.
9:30 a.m. Social Time and Snacks
10:00 a.m. Program and Business Meeting
Where: Windward Community College (WCC), Hale Kuhina 114. Follow directional signs to park behind Hale Alakaʻi. There are two handicap designated stalls outside Hale Kuhina. Room 114 is down the hall to the left from our previous meeting location.
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Holiday Luncheon was festive and jolly…..
Members celebrated the holiday season during a luncheon held at Windward Community College in December, 2024. (Mahalo to our guest, Diane, for the photo)
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Celebrating Scholars …..
The Windward O‘ahu Branch of AAUW (formerly American Association of University Women) awarded 13 scholarships for the 2024-25 academic year at its annual luncheon June 1, 2024 at Windward Community College.
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Consider participating in the “Give Aloha” campaign to build the Windward O’ahu Scholarship Fund.
From September 1 to September 30 of each year, customers are invited to make donations of up to $249 to the Windward O’ahu Scholarship Fund through the Give Aloha program. Donations are accepted at any Foodland, Sack N Save, or Foodland Farms checkout. Foodland and the Western Union Foundation will match a portion of each donation. Individuals must use their own Maika’i number to make a donation. Donations made without a Maika’i number are not matched.
How to Donate
At checkout, present your Maika’i card (or provide your number) and inform the cashier that you would like to make a donation to The Windward O’ahu Scholarship Fund, code number 78901. If you do not have a Maika’i card/number, you may request to establish one. Your donation will be added to your grocery purchase total. You may donate up to $249 per organization; any portion exceeding $249 will not be matched. The amount you donate and the name of the Scholarship Fund will appear on your receipt.
Thank you for participating in the “Give Aloha” campaign to build the Windward O’ahu Scholarship Fund. $ 1,736 was raised during the September, 2024 campaign !!
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