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Past, Present and Future

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Y our public television station is facing a challenge. Our lease at the University of Hawaii is running out. That’s why PBS Hawaii is fundraising for a new home. A place to grow into a greater vision of becoming more local, more inclusive

and more interactive. With a new home, PBS Hawaii will transform from a traditional educational broadcaster into a nimble, innovative multimedia organization that combines technology and touch to build a better community.

Thanks to the generosity of individuals, foundations, and businesses, PBS Hawaii has reached more than 70 percent of its $30 million NEW HOME Campaign goal. Obtaining it will ensure our building a secure foundation from which we can use media and education to strengthen our community and ensure a better future for Hawaii.

It takes our community pitching in to provide a new homefor PBS Hawaii’s trusted multimedia platform. And we need your help. Please learn more about our future plans, then make a gift to PBS Hawaii’s NEW HOME campaign by visiting the PBSHawaii.org/newhome page on our website. To inquire about available naming opportunities, please call (808) 955-0500.

Proposed exterior of PBS Hawaii’s new home, The Clarence T.C. Ching Campus

PBS Hawaii has reached more than 70 percent of its $30 million NEW HOME Campaign goal

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Henry K. Ahlo Leinaala Ahloo Patti Ah-Sing Randy and Margaret AhunaMaile Aina Harry and Bette Ho Akahane Millannie Akaka Jon Paul Akeo Malia Akiona Danette Akiyama Kelii Alapai Nancy AleckNane Aluli Gregg S. Ambrosius and Joyce Kaaihue

Vanderlyn Anana Donald and Elizabeth AndrewsWilliam T. Aoki Arnie Applegate Belinda A. Aquino Betty Arakaki Herbert K. Arakawa Rachel and Tracy AsanoRodney Aveiro Kathy K. Bach Phyllis Badayos Rosalyn H. Baker Benjamin and Irene BaniagaJudith Barrett Mele J. Basso

David H. Baum Betsy BehnkeDouglas B. BellFred and Bobbie Bell Stephen E. Benefiel Mary Berman Mark and Leah Bernstein Gere Best Margaret M. Birnie Theresa Blair Gwen M. Botti Manu Boyd Dan B. BoylanCharles Brennan and Karynne Chong Brennan

ABC StoresAlexander and Baldwin, Inc.Armstrong FoundationCooke Foundation, Ltd.David and Kathleen Pellegrin Fund of the Hawaii Community FoundationGeorge Mason Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation

Harold K. L. Castle FoundationHawaiian Electric CompanyHawaii State Legislature, the Administration of Gov. Neil AbercrombieHPM Building Supply FoundationKupu MauiMFC Charitable Trust

New Moon FoundationRobert and Alice Fujimoto FoundationSamuel N. and Mary Castle FoundationThe Clarence T.C. Ching Foundation

MajOr SuPPOrtErS (In alphabetical order)

OtHEr INdIvIdual SuPPOrtErS (In alphabetical order)

CurrENt aNd FOrMEr SuPPOrtINg BOard MEMBErS (In alphabetical order)

Robert with Cynthia AlmJimmy with Vicki BorgesKeiki-Pua DancilMatthew EmersonJason FujimotoGuy with Susan FujimuraJoanne GrimesGayle HarimotoKen HirakiAlan with Cynthia HoffmanJoan Lee Husted

Tim JohnsKawika KahiapoPatrick with Kris KobayashiDarren KimuraIan KitajimaJean KiyabuTom with Drucilla KoideMary Ann ManahanCharlyn Honda MasiniDavid McEwanBettina Mehnert

Bill MillsJackson with Carol NakasoneCameron NekotaShaunagh with Kenneth RobbinsMarissa SandblomCandy SuisoKent TsukamotoDavid WatumullCarolyn A. Berry Wilson with David G. Wilson

To Our Donors

MAHALO For Your Investment in a New Home That Will Belong to All of Us

PBS Hawaii’s New Home: The Clarence T.C. Ching Campus

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Linda C. BrockWinona V. BrysonAnne Buggy Kelcey Cambra Deborah Campbell John and Jane Caneda Julia and Nick CarterBrad and Leslie Carter Ann B. Catts Frances Cavaco Kanoe Cazimero Rodney H. Cazimero Louella Cazimero-Bactad Peggy Chamberlain Donald and Mildred ChangRonica Chang Colleen A. Char-Matsumoto Bill and Nancy ChenArthur and Rebecca Chenoweth Stephen Chinen Frances Lei Ching and Ken’s House of Pancakes

Ernest and Gaylord ChingChauncey and Theodora Ching Ken W. Ching Darryl Choy Sandra Y. W. ChunCarl Chun Ruth P. Chun Lucille V. Chung Renee K. P. Chung Florence J. Coen Ralph and Dorothy ConwayStuart CowanCarl and Katherine Crosier Sandra A. Cruze Robert and Bernadette CunninghamCharlyne Daitoku A.J. Dawson Pua and Hank DeardorffJeffrey E. DeGuzmanDonald and Sharon Dettloff Robert W. DoniganDave Duncan Judy M. Duvall Gary East Arnold and Barbara EdelsteinDiane Edminster Robert G. Egge Ann Egleston Peter H. Ehrman Gail D. EmersonLinda Farin Bill and Frances FeeterWilliam Feltz Eric FlecklesJohn and Judith FloresPhyllis B. Y. Fong Linda L. Fong Sandra P. FrickeMolly M. FujikawaBerg and Grace FujimotoMatsue U. Fujimoto Carol FukunagaAlvin and Karen FuseDavid and Arlene Garcia Joseph and Elizabeth GermainClint GimaHarry Y. GimaElaine GimaPatricia Goff-Williams

Gail GomesMati GoodRose Marie GoodingSusan M. Goodman Lynn K. GoyaPeter Greenhill Maria Gunn David J. GustafsonNathan Gusukuma Palmer W. HafdahlEmily P. K. HalasMichael G. Hall Daniel and Susan HamadaViolet HanadaJ. M. Hanashiro Edward Hanohano Daris K. HaoMargaret Y. HaradaTokio HaradaRenee Harden Barbara A. Harger Peter Harris India Harris Shirley W. HarsheyLaura M. Hashimoto Stuart Hashimoto Howard and Betty HayashiJames and Verna Hayashi Nancy V. Heck Nancy L. Hedlund Randall and Nancy Hee Mack M. and Irene Hee Lee Geoffrey Heise Will J. HendersonSumiko HennaMary M. HerreraArnold and Anne HerrickMits HigaWarren and Sharon HiguchiLuane K. F. HiguchiMary N. Y. HillmanRobert S. Hines Ronald K. Hirano Charles and Kay HirashikiElsie Hironaka Roy and Kuulei Ho Robert W. Hobdy Gaylord Holomalia Michael and Natividad Hopewell

This original design depicts four important plants in the Hawaiian culture. It will form a decorative metal screen wrapping around part of the glass-front building, deflecting heat. We call it a “sun-catcher.” Group 70 International Vice Chair Sheryl Seaman, our architect, is generously donating her design, which shows kalo (taro), ulu (breadfruit), ipu (gourd) and kukui (candlenut).

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Ingeborg M. Hopkins Yuriko HoriuchiRoy and Faith Horner Lynda and Donald HorowitzTimothy and Mary Houghton Jim and Karen HowellNerissa Ichinose Ronald and Patti IhoriEthel IkedaMargaret InamineKathleen IshiiDonald Ito Barbara A. Jaber George Eric and Denise Johnsen Jack Johnson OhanaRobert and Jean JohnsonJay J. H. JohnsonPatricia Johnson H. Stanley Jones Kip Jones George H. Kahanu, Sr. Miles and June Kaichi Lo KaimuloaKaryn KainaDaniel KaleikiniCarlson Kalua Bernard K. Kalua Walter K. H. KamKyle and Lynn Kamikawa Miki KamimuraShimeiji R. Kanazawa William M. KanekoMyrtle F. KaneshiroBallard Kashinoki Norma Kashinoki Daniel and Jane KatayamaDania Katz and Edible Hawaiian IslandsLouis Kauai Louis “Moon” KauakahiJames T. Keenan B. Puni Kekauoha Jacqueline L. KellettFlorence M. KelleyJim and Vickie KennedyAnn T. Kern Michelle N. KidaniVirginia Kidwell Roberta H. Kikuchi

Kathleen Kimura Stuart M. Kimura Wallis Ann Knotts Diane Ko David A. Kolb John and Kalowena KomeijiLorna Kometani Melanie KosakaRobert and Christine Kowal Alexander and Alice KufelHarry and Sumako KumabeMasao KuniyoshiTerry T. KushidaLouana Lyman LambertAddison R. Larson Lot and Peggy LauEdward and Annie LeeChris P. LeeAntoinette L. LeeNellie Lee Phyllis D. Lennan Cliff Libed Lorraine H. S. Lim Grace E. LivingstonWalter K. Loke Coy and Margie LongNoel Loo and Christine Namahoe-Loo Laurie Loo-Ogata William and Carol Loose Garrett J. Lozier Ruth S. LucasFrederick C. Luckay Rebekah LukePauline B. L. LumDouglas Lum S. Pono Lunn Donald W. MackayBarbara H. Makua Tina Maragof Kevin MatsunagaGary MauCory D. MauRonald Maurer Mary Jane McBarnetRobert and Sandra McFarlane Peter and Luanna McKenneyHugh G. McKenzie, Jr.Stuart E. McKinley Sharon McLellan

Mavis Medeiros Christine A. MendesRichard MercadoThomas and Janet MetcalfWeslie E. MillsHelene Minehira Jiro and Mabel Mitsuyasu Gary Miyakawa and FamilyLinda Miyata Linda J. Moderow Paul H. Moore Charles L. Morgan Ramsay and Judith Mori Gail M. Morita Douglas and Betty Mukai Anthony G. Mullen Lee MunemitsuSanford and Frances MurataMark and Roberta MurrayNicolas Nacion, Jr.Lyn Y. NagoshiCharley Nakagawa Evelyn Y. NakahiraAlberta L. NakaimaLoui Mee W. NakamaHelen Naki Alben and Lynn NamihiraTammy A. Namihira Gail Hostetter Nelson E. Ann Nelson Nancy J. Newnan

The heavenly scent of puakenikeni will greet visitors at the main entrance to our new home. Puakenikeni means “10 cent flower,” referring to a time long ago when the flowers once sold for 10 cents each at nearby Honolulu Harbor.

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Jacob and Velma Ng Davis T. NguyenGregg and Sharon Niceley Warren and Michiko NishimotoFay NishimuraNorman N. NishimuraElaine Noa Desiree J. Nuuhiwa-Koanu‘i John and Lynda Nygren Sharon Y. OdaHeather O’DonnellElaine OgataItsue S. Okada Wallace and Micheline OkazakiArnold T. OkuboPaul H. Okuhara Peter and Leilani Oliveira Sheila O’Malley Charlene E. OnoRobert and Janet OnopaCharlotte P. Ornellas Marcus and Ruth Oshiro Mike Pagan Stephanie Pahia Claire M. Paishon Marilyn Park

David and Joyce Patrick Catherine H. PayneJim Pea Richard Perkins Dayle and Maureen PescaiaLynn PetersAlan and Martha PetersonCecilia K. PiperDolorine PiresEdwin PollockJim and Angela PoorbaughJoan PraterWanda L. Pua-Kaipo Merlyn E. Raco Ellen K. Raiser Marlene Rea Aggreneva RegoRobert Reynolds Rachel Richardson Thomas RidenourChristopher J. Robb Shawn M. Robinson Harry W. RussellLori Rutherford Wilda Sadowski Gary T. Sagun Marlene SaiEdwin and Carol SaitoDorothy K. Sakamoto Neil and Lynette Sakamoto Margaret N. Sakoeki Roy and Kathy SakumaGenevieve K. Salmonson Mary C. SanfordLynn C. SasakiWalter and Lora SasakiFred Sato Dean Sato Loretta Ables Sayre and David SayreWalt and Alice Schneider Winona Schoffstall Paul J. SchwindRoxanne Scott and Randall OmelPete and Sidney SealeFrank T. SeraHoward Shapiro and Marsha Hee

Patricia W. Sheehan Helene W. ShenkusMarjorie A. Shepherd Pono ShimTimothy Shimatsu Paul Shimomoto Mabel ShishidoLanette Shizuru P. J. Silva Ivalee M. Sinclair Tom P. Sing Randall Sing Mabel M. SlearWini K. SmithBob and Mary Ellen SmithGlenn K. Solem Tobi SolidumFranz and Sharon Solmssen Patrick T. SonodaFrancis Spector Elizabeth R. Spielman Trisha K. Sproat Jo Starr Gwynne StatonWilliam and Patricia Steinhoff Cindy Stenek Sandra K. Stephenson Judy Stevenson David H. and Donna O. StewartHelen L. Stewart Joshua and Becki Stinson Louise A. Streppa Vicky StumpMavis M. SudaJennifer SuzukiSandy Takaezu Wayne and Sandra TakahashiAnnette M. Takahashi Joan Takano Myra M. TakasakiChad Takatsugi Richard Takei Clifford and Elaine Tamanaha Vivien P. Tamashiro Kenneth TamuraEdith Kawakami TanEllen TanakaEdwin Paul TannerJanet Tapley

The proposed design concept is to create a kipuka or oasis to give the Sand Island location a more inviting natural environment.

In Hawaiian, kipuka signifies a place where the lava flow has passed around an area leaving the foliage, soil and water intact. Our new home would be a kipuka, visually and culturally, in the context of the Nimitz corridor.

Kipuka on Hawaii Island

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Eric K. Tash and Renee IijimaWendell Tengan Lowell Myrtle TeradaJohn and Rita ThompsonLaura L. Thompson Michael S. ThomsonSharon M. TomJacqueline Joy TomGerda C. Tom Eugenia Tom Werylend Ann TomczykWayne TongValerie V. Trotter Bob and Carol TuuaLarry H. Uyeda Elisa UyeharaJo A. Valdez Tony and Gail Vander Heide Pokii Vaughan Emma K. Veary Patricia Vigueras-DooSylvia M. Waiwaiole-HopfeIrene N. Wakatsuki Charlotte C. WalkerPresley and Colleen Wann Muriel H. Watanabe Davilyn Watson Jo Ann G. WaughFrances Weber Ruth Webster Edna V. WeeksEldon L. Wegner Alex and Naomi WeinsteinJohn Weir Diane M. WeltyBurton White Tina Whitmarsh Leslie WilcoxJames and Deborah WileyW. H. and Elva WimberlyRoland J. Wolfe Laurena K. F. WongJustin F. WongLorraine WongWanda L. WongDexter Wong Judy XenofosLouis P. XigogianisElisa Yadao Jones

Rose YamadaLinda Yamaguchi Donn T. YamamotoJody Yamamoto Lawrence and Diana YamamuraLillian A. YamanakaBeatrice T. Yamasaki Loretta YamashitaJanice M. YapGenevieve L. Yee James and Merle YoshidaClayton I. Yoshida Ann S. Yoshida Tracy Yoshimura Karl and Linda Yoshioka Marjorie H. Yoshioka Betty YoshitakeHenry and Sylvia YoungDebby Young Gwen J. Young Louise K. L. Young Florita Zane

T. Phyllis ZerbeStanley and Janet Zisk Behind the Scenes Givers (79)

IN-KINd SuPPOrtErSGetty ImagesDania Katz Debbie KeyStephanie ParkSheryl SeamanGunars and Jorene ValkirsMike WagnerWalter Wanger

Every effort has been made to provide an accurate listing of our donors. If your name was misspelled or omitted, contact Ben Nishimoto, VP of Advancement, by emailing bnishimoto@pbshawaii.org or by calling (808) 973-0292.

PBS Hawaii is a highly effective public-private partnership.

A portion of our operating budget – 15% – comes from the federal government. For every $1.00 we receive from the government, we raise another $7.00 from the private sector.

We are a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, Federal Tax ID (EIN) 99-0334518.

49% Business Support26% Individual Gifts15% Federal-based Support7% Restricted Grants3% Interest/Investments/Royalties

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Help PBS Hawaii continue to serve you by making a gift to our NEW HOME Campaign. Together, let’s build a 21st-century home for a 21st-century PBS Hawaii.

Please learn more about our future plans, then make a gift to PBS Hawaii’s NEW HOME Campaign by visiting the PBSHawaii.org/newhome page on our website.

For information about naming opportunities, please call (808) 955-0500.

Mahalo!

Big Bird needs a new home in Hawaii!

PBS Hawaii is also the island home of antiques roadshow, FrONtlINE, PBS NewsHour and Masterpiece, as well as quality locally produced

programming about the Pacific.