The Sacred Hearts Academy LEO Club members have jumped back
into business with three major events held in August. On Aug. 6th, the Sacred Hearts Academy Leos supported Special Olympics Hawaii’s Aukake Classic playing football with
participants. Then on Aug. 13th, the girls were up early to assist
at the Heart Walk at Kapiolani Park. Rounding off their jam-packed month was the The Kamehameha Lions, sponsors of the Academy's LEO Club, 10th Annual "Laughs for Lions" fundraiser which raises money for various service projects and
scholarships on August 20th.
At the event Academy LEOs had a chance to work alongside Miss Hawaii USA, Chelsea Hardin, the 501st Legion, and nationally acclaimed comedians: Dat Phan, Michelle Welch, Paul Ogata, Kurt Swann, Tony Calabrese, and Steve Byrne and the Soup Nazi from Seinfeld.
The Leos were joined by LEO-to-Lion Academy graduates: Alyssa Kwan ‘15, Angela Hesch ’15, Kasandra Kitagawa ’14, Siman Zhang ’14, Joy Moriguchi ’12, and Mai Shiomi ’11.
At the event Academy LEOs had a chance to work alongside Miss Hawaii USA, Chelsea Hardin, the 501st Legion, and nationally acclaimed comedians: Dat Phan, Michelle Welch, Paul Ogata, Kurt Swann, Tony Calabrese, and Steve Byrne and the Soup Nazi from Seinfeld.
The Leos were joined by LEO-to-Lion Academy graduates: Alyssa Kwan ‘15, Angela Hesch ’15, Kasandra Kitagawa ’14, Siman Zhang ’14, Joy Moriguchi ’12, and Mai Shiomi ’11.
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1 comment:
It’s amazing to see how active and dedicated the Sacred Hearts Academy LEO Club members are! Participating in events like the Special Olympics Aukake Classic, the Heart Walk, and the Laughs for Lions fundraiser shows their commitment to community service and making a positive impact. I love how they balance fun, fitness, and giving back all in one month. Reading about such inspiring efforts reminds me of the importance of contributing to causes bigger than ourselves. While managing my own studies, there are moments I think take my online biology class just to free up a little time so I can follow and support initiatives like this even more closely.
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