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The library at the Boys & Girls Club of Ha- wai‘i’s Spalding Club- house in Honolulu just got bigger. U.S. Rep. Ed Case re- cently donated dozens of sur- plus books from the Library of Congress during a recent visit. Now, club members of all ages can enjoy picture books, young adult fantasy novels, cookbooks and more. “I love going out to organizations like the Boys & Girls Club of Hawai‘i and giving them books because, for me, books were everything growing up,” states Case. “As I’m able to give out books, I feel and hope that I’m creating the same love of reading and learning in children of this generation” ... The Central Pacific Bank Foundation, headquartered in Honolulu, is seeking partic- ipants for its WE by Rising Tide program, which helps women entrepreneurs shape their future and achieve suc- cess in the business commu- nity. The 11-session work- shop is free and conducted in partnership with the Patsy T. Mink Center for Business and Leadership. To quali- fy, an applicant’s business must be at least 51% wom- en-owned, have been open for three years and have annual revenue between $250,000 and $5 million. The applica- tion deadline is May 31. To apply, visit risingtidehawaii. com/women-entrepreneurs ... Egan’s Bootcamp, co-owned by retired mixed-martial arts fighter and Hawai‘i Sports Hall of Fame athlete Egan Inoue, has added state-of-the- art cardio and strength equip- ment to its Honolulu location. Gym memberships include unlimited access to this new equipment in addition to its popular bootcamp sessions. For more information, visit
hawaiifitcamp.com ... Kumu Kahua Theatre in Honolulu has joined Playwrights Wel- come, a nationwide ticketing initiative to support play- wrights, composers, lyricists and librettists. Emerging and professional playwrights are invited to attend performanc- es at the theater for free. For more information, contact the box office at 808-536-4111
between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Mondays-Fridays or email officemanager@kumukahua. org ... Complementing the Playwrights Welcome initia- tive is Kumu Kahua Theatre’s monthly Go Try Play Write contest, which encourages writers of all levels to submit a monologue or short scene based on a monthly prompt.
U.S. Rep. Ed Case poses with Boys & Girls Club of Hawai‘i Spalding Clubhouse members. Case recently donated dozens of surplus books to the club from the Library of Congress. PHOTO COURTESY THE OFFICE OF U.S. REP. ED CASE
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