Saving Hawaii’s beaches and open space is a widely shared commitment – not just among those of us who live here but even more so perhaps for the millions of visitors to Hawaii! Everyone is invited, as even those of you who may never visit have likely experienced calm and inspiration from looking a Maui [...]
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Can Social Media Save Hawaii’s Beaches and Land?
by Roxanne Darling on January 23, 2012
Polly Kauahi, Development Director of the Hawaii Food Bank, has been a regular at our free Social Media Club Hawaii meetings for the past several months. She has taken social media by the horns! Polly created a community fundraising event that all of us can support with very little effort while generating a high return [...]
Continue Reading 6 comments Activism, Gossip 2.0, Social Media
Social Media Club Hawaii Celebrates Ma Ka Hana Ka ʻIke
by Roxanne Darling on January 4, 2010
About a year ago I founded the Hawaii Chapter of the Social Media Club. It is part of a international nonprofit organization of social media practitioners and exists to develop and share best practices and ethics on the social web. One of the first goals we had was to get the word out in the [...]
Continue Reading 2 comments Aloha, HowTo, News, Social Media
Site ReLaunch: Coffee Kids
by Roxanne Darling on December 10, 2007
Coffee Kids has been our client for almost a decade. As a nonprofit, they help coffee-growing families learn new skills and develop sustainable lifestyles, as the coffee industry suffers from a glut of over-production that keeps income low to the first line of coffee workers – those who cultivate and pick the beans. It’s not [...]



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