Employee Giving Campaign

Coming Together for Care

In quilting, every piece of fabric has a purpose. Alone, the patches are simple. When stitched together, they create something larger and meaningful. At Hawai‘i Pacific Health, our combined efforts are like a quilt of care.

Each department, caregiver, and touch of healing and reassurance comes together beautifully for our patients when it matters most. No single role or action stands alone. It is the way we show up for one another and our community that creates something extraordinary.

When we give, we add another stitch to the fabric of care. When we support each other, we strengthen our entire team. Together, we sew the story of hope and compassion for our patients and their families.

Share your aloha for others by making a gift to support programs and services at HPH that wouldn’t otherwise be possible.

Making a gift is easy.

Pay with a credit card by clicking a button below; donate through payroll by clicking here (deductions begin the first pay period of 2027); or mail a check to the Foundations of Hawaiʻi Pacific Health at 55 Merchant St., Suite 2600, Honolulu, HI 96813.

             

Each year, your donations support the programs and services that wouldn’t be possible otherwise.

The 2026 Employee Giving Campaign will impact the following to enhance patient care:

  • Kapiʻolani Medical Center for Women & Children’s Family Fund assists children and families in financial need. Funds will also support womenʻs health programs, including maternity care for healthy pregnancies and the best possible start for mothers and babies. 
  • Kapiʻolani Children’s Miracle Network provides support for patient care, specialized medical equipment, emergency transport, and more for children in Hawaiʻi.
  • Pali Momi Medical Center’s Emergency Department Fund supports emergency medical and trauma care for residents of Central and West Oʻahu. Additionally, the ʻOhana Fund provides patients in need with financial assistance for medication, medical equipment, and transportation.
  • Straub Benioff Medical Center’s Kōkua Fund for patient emergency assistance provides medication, medical equipment, transportation, and more for patients in need.
  • Wilcox Medical Center’s Mālama Fund aids patients in financial need on Kauaʻi by providing medication, medical equipment, transportation, and more.
To learn more about the Employee Giving Campaign, contact us by calling 808-535-7100 or emailing [email protected].