Statehood Day McCain Kokua Campaign Event

This Statehood Day, put Hawaii first, with an Extreme Makeover. Don't brush off your tuxedo or buy a new evening gown. This is a different kind of party. One that hopes to make a difference for our aina. Pull out your work gloves, roll up your sleeves and pitch in for an EXTREME "SITE" MAKEOVER!

In the historic town of Waipahu, near West Lock, there is an EXTREME CRISIS!! Illegal dumping has created an unsightly and dangerous environment for the residents. This EXTEME MESS also puts the nearby waterway and marsh, Kapukahi Stream, at risk. It’s time for a MAKEOVER! Join us this Statehood Day, as we “get trashy” to make a difference!

Who: McCain “Kokua” Campaign and YOU

What: Extreme Site Makeover ---- Community Clean up

Where: Illegal Dumping Zone – in Waipahu near West Lock –directions below

When: Friday, August 15, Hawaii Statehood Day, 9 AM to Noon

Why: To serve our state and our nation by taking care of our land.

What to Wear: Old clothes, work gloves, close-toed shoes, sunscreen and a hat

What to Bring: Heavy duty trashbags, rake, water bottle, muscles!,

& friends and family.( *pick-up trucks & wheelbarrows appreciated!)

* Pack a lunch and stay for a picnic at the nearby park

Help us with our head count by emailing mccainhawaii2008@gmail.com if you can come! Or just surprise us with 50 of your best friends!

Directions to site: Ewa on H-1 past Pearl City, take Waipahu exit Ewa on Farrington Hwy, past Waipahu H.S. on left, turn left on Pupupuhi (Waipahu Intermediate school on left corner). Go makai on Pupupuhi, at dead end turn left into Pupu Ole mini park. Park in park or on street, walk through big steel gate and go right. Call Tom for parking kokua at 758-7324.

Signs will be posted

Please park in church parking lot

Mahalo!

McCain "Kokua" Campaign Kick off

John McCain calls upon us to "dedicate our lives to a cause greater than self." He has been an inspiring example of this philosophy. In keeping with this call, his Hawaii supporters announce the John McCain "Kokua" Campaign. It is the anti big money, big lavish party, big influence of donors approach to politics. It is in stark contrast to the way McCain's opponent chooses to spend his time in our islands, but it fits into McCain's belief in honoring commitments to our country, our state and the people who have to work hard to make ends meet in Hawaii's over taxed environment, with skyrocketing costs for energy, food, and doing business. He honored his pledge to take public funding and promise not to be in the pocket of any special interest. Obama went back on his promise only to rake in more in special interest $$$s.

The Kokua Campaign is one of community service, giving back to Hawaii. John McCain's supporters, many retired veterans, get just what that means, because they've lived kokua - helping in unselfish ways. Join our Kokua campaign for John McCain - promising no personal gain but to make a difference in the land we love.