Community volunteers from the Pearl City Lions Club joined several other Hawaii District 50 Lions Clubs on Saturday to paint over graffiti at Kapiolani Blvd. and Kalakaua Blvd. in Waikiki and also near the on ramp to the H1 in Kaimuki.
The group of very dedicated Lions Club volunteers also painted "No Dumping" stencils on the sidewalks near storm drains at the intersection of Kalakaua and Kapiolani and along the Ala Wai Canal on Ala Wai Blvd.
Students from McKinley High School's Leo Club also volunteered their time to beautify the designated Lions community project area by picking up rubbish and assisting in painting the storm drain stencils.
The Lions community work day project started at about 6:30am and wrapped up at about 9:30am.
Mahalo to all the Lions Clubs and McKinley High School's Leo Club that came together to volunteer their time to help improve the Waikiki community.
Great Job!
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Hawaii District 50 Lions Club volunteers.
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Volunteers grab a quick early Saturday morning breakfast before heading out to tackle chores.
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Lions Club volunteers pictured signing up for the day's work ahead. Former Hawaii District 50
Governor Chris Tamura from the Pearl City Lions Club is pictured assisting at the sign up table
located in the old Hard Rock Cafe parking lot on Kalakaua Blvd
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By 7:30am, volunteers had already painted over graffiti on both sides of Kalakaua Blvd., Ala Wai bridge.
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McKinley High School Leo Club volunteers are ready to get started.
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Volunteers spray on a "No Dumping" stencil near the Kapiolani Blvd. and Kalakaua Blvd. intersection.
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Wendell Hosea from the Aiea Lions Club cleans up near the old Hard Rock Cafe on Kalakaua Blvd.
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McKinley High School Leo Club members prep the sidewalk for the No Dumping stencil application.
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A McKinley High Leo member applies spray paint on the stencil near a storm drain on Ala Wai Blvd.
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Perfect!
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Patricia from the Kamehameha Lions Club (right) let's the Leo's know that we have five more to go! (joking)
Photo by Paul Kudo, Pearl City Lions Club
The Ala Wai Canal, No Dumping Storm Drain stencil team (from left to right) Alice, Pearl City Lions
(SPRAYER), Patricia, Kamehameha Lions (BRUSHER), Evelyn, Mana Loa-Nimitz (STENCILMAN), Barry,
Mana Loa-Nimitz (SWEEPER). Pictured on Ala Wai Blvd. between Kalakaua and McCully bridges.
Photo by Barry Villamil | [email protected].
Paul from the Pearl City Lions Club (far right) also volunteered as a SWEEPER / PHOTOGRAPHER.