Beautiful space! When I visited, it was nice and breezy and it truly felt like a place of peace and…read morecommunity.

This is not updated. The soup kitchen no longer seems to be in service. The original proprietor at…read morethe number listed is very nice but says he has not been doing the service for 9 years.

From the owner: Pahoa Pantry and Soup Kitchen (PPSK) is a Christian based food ministry on the East Big Island of…read moreHawaii feeding the homeless and hungry at the Pahoa Community Center. The Soup Kitchen will serve on Tuesdays and Fridays from 4:30 p.m. First come, first served. PPSK will also run a Food Pantry giving out free bags of groceries to needy individuals, couples, and families on the second Friday of every month. We welcome the community to be involved and serve Pahoa Community Center in Downtown Pahoa Soup Kitchen: Tuesdays and Fridays 4:30 p.m. first come, first served Pahoa Pantry: 2nd Friday of the month, with Kalapana Mauna Kea Church taking over the soup kitchen Please make a monetary donation to our heartfelt cause by using our Paypal system or writing a check or money order and sending it in. You can also help by preparing a salad, entree or dessert to be delivered and served at our soup kitchen on the day of serving. Also contribute by bringing fruit, vegetables, or greens from your garden or farm. And always, we'd love for you to come down and enjoy the FUN, FOOD, and FELLOWSHIP!

This is a review for the playground portion of Yano Hall, which is also a social hall, baseball…read morefield, basketball court and community center. Having a toddler means hearing "let's go swing" almost every day. Yano Hall happens to be the closest one to my house. A stones throw away from Manago Hotel (go eat there!), this playground is perfect for my two year old. Properly enclosed with a gate, you walk in and see swings, both traditional as well as the bigger round ones for the younger kids (to sit inside). There is also the big plastic/metal playground kids can climb up/on, as well as slides. There is a big one for older kids, as well as a separate smaller ones for the younger keiki. In addition to the playground, there is a covered pavilion as well, so enough space for parents to put their things, as well as get some shade. It's a great place to eat a snack while playing. The playground is fenced in, so no worries of kids running off easily, and there are water fountains and bathrooms as well. The playground is hardly ever crowded, and my child has a ton of fun there. I am very appreciative this place exists, as it gives us somewhere to go have fun and be active.

This wildlife rehabilitation center (focused on native birds especially) is a little gem in the…read moreNorth Kohala area. If you're in Hawi or Kapa'au, make this little detour to spend a short time at the well-designed (and free) outdoor exhibits about the native birds, then go into the gift shop and find something lovely that also supports the mission of this wonderful non-profit organization! We enjoyed our brief visit very much.

This probably shouldn't be called a wildlife center. We were expecting to see wildlife but instead…read morewe seen pictures. It's more like a wildlife sanctuary or wildlife veterinary clinic with a gift shop and a small information area.

Beautiful professional salon. Tracy has built a separate adorable salon right next to her home…read more She does it all - haircuts for everyone, men, women and children and at reasonable rates. Give her a try. She is right near the Community Center - very convenient, especially for Leilani Estates residents. I have been going to her for around 8 or 9 years now. Mahalo. Jeanne