2020 HPA Annual Report

H AWA I ʻ I P R E PA R AT O R Y A C A D E M Y

2020 ANNUAL REPORT

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1

Letter from the Head of School

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Operating Results and Revenue Sources

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Expenses, Capital Expenditures, Enrollment, Financial Aid, & Philanthropy

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Endowment

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HPA Statistical Overview

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Letter from the Director of Advancement

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Gifts to the HPA Fund

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Gifts to Restricted Funds

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Board of Trustees

Cover photo by Nani Welch Keli‘ iho‘malu ’14

The year 2020 will undoubtedly be remembered for the challenges that we all faced: a global pandemic, economic uncertainty, public and private struggles, and more. But I hope it will also be remembered for all that we learned about what truly matters in our homes and in our communities—that we are resilient together, and that we rely on each other.

At HPA, we undoubtedly rely on our incredible faculty and staff to deliver an exceptional education; we rely on our extended ‘ohana for support; and we rely on our students to embrace the HPA experience, and to bring life and meaning to the work that we do.

As you will read in the pages ahead, 2020 was a year in which judicious investment in our physical and technological infrastructure brought tangible improvements to life across both campuses. It was also a year in which our alumni ‘ohana, HPA families, community foundations, and others believed in the value of our work here, and generously supported our efforts. From capstone courses to sustainability momentum, from a thriving arts program to cultivating balance in all things—HPA continues to deliver a truly exceptional education.

Though these are trying times for us all, we know that we are stronger and more connected for having carried on through this together.

I look forward to sharing more good news on our progress across many fronts in the months and years ahead—as we meet our ambitious sustainability goals, increase our capacity to provide financial aid for students who need it, and continue to provide the kind of education that enriches lives and shapes communities.

With aloha,

PAT R I C K J. P H I L L I P S / H E A D O F S C H O O L

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FIN A NCI A L S: FUNDING THE HPA E X PERIENCE

Operating Results HPA finished Fiscal Year 2020 with operating revenue of $19.1 million and expenses of $21.8 million. This deficit is not unusual for a secondary school of our size, and is largely the result of an institutional commitment to invest in program and in facilities, as well as a loss in summer revenue due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Nonetheless, the deficit does indeed represent the opportunity and the challenge before us as we work to match our vision for and belief in our school with a corresponding base of support. In fiscal year 2020, tuition and fees covered 76.4% of our expenses. Our endowment supported 14.6% of HPA’s operational expenses, with an additional 5.9% funded by income from Auxiliary Programs, and 3.2% from contributions to the HPA Fund.

Between the endowment and the HPA Fund, past and present donors collectively provide more than 17% of the resources necessary to provide

2019-20 RE VENUE SOURCES

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students with the unsurpassed opportunities HPA affords.

HPA recruits world-class instructors by offering competitive compensation, benefits, and professional development opportunities to facilitate a broad curriculum and enriching academic, athletic, and global learning experience for students. Costs of compensating and providing benefits to our employees comprise more than 65% of operating expenses.

Other expenses supporting the HPA experience include utilities, insurance, academic and student support, dining services, health and wellness services, information technology services, and facilities management costs. Furthermore, HPA continues to invest in the capital renewal of our physical plant and technology infrastructure.

TUITION

76.4%

ENDOWMENT & SCHOL ARSHIP FUNDING

14.6%

AUXILL ARY PROGR AMS

5.9%

ANNUAL FUND

3.2%

Capital Expenditures

Enrollment and Financial Aid

Capital Expenditures in fiscal year 2020 totaled nearly $3.5 million. The facilities team managed dozens of major projects including a remodel of Taylor Commons, roof repairs, new ADA pathways, and continued energy efficiency and sustainability projects, which will help reduce institutional expenses in the long-term. Capital expenditures also included classroom and athletic equipment, kitchen equipment, and IT needs.

For the 2019-2020 school year, HPA enrolled 110 K-5 students, 91 Middle School students, 215 Upper School day students, and 116 boarding students. In the Upper School, 270 students were from Hawai‘i Island, 9 from other Hawaiian Islands, 51 from the mainland U.S. and Alaska, and 82 were international students.

Philanthropy

Financial aid for non-employee children and tuition remission for children of faculty and staff in total exceeded $4.5 million, allowing roughly half of the student body to attend HPA with financial aid.

Donors to Hawai‘i Preparatory Academy contributed more than $4 million to HPA during fiscal year 2020, including $603,469 to the HPA Fund, $135,126 to the endowment, and $3,532,552 for capital projects and restricted giving.

2019-20 E XPENSES

FACULT Y/STAFF SAL ARIES & BENEFITS

65.8%

CURRICULUM, ATHLE TICS & RESIDENTIAL LIFE

11.1%

UTILITIES, INSUR ANCE, SECURIT Y & MAINTENANCE

9.7%

ADMINISTR ATIVE

8.8%

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT

4.6%

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FIN A NCI A L S: FUNDING THE HPA E X PERIENCE

Endowment The endowment is an important resource for HPA, providing more than 14% of the revenue needed to run the school. It is made up of externally-managed endowed trusts, funds designated by our board to function as a permanent endowment, and approximately 80 funds established by alumni, parents, and friends to provide permanent support to the school. The total value of HPA’s endowment is approximately $45 million. Of this, $24 million is controlled by HPA and its board of trustees, and $21 million is managed externally. HPA is also one of four designated beneficiaries of the Parker Ranch Foundation Trust. The total market value of HPA’s share is roughly $35 million, and the annual distribution in FY2020 was approximately $566,000. A majority of the trust’s assets are composed of undeveloped pasture land, which accounts for distributions at a level under typical market returns.

Investments for donor restricted and board designated funds are overseen by HPA’s Investment Committee, which is made up of trustees with significant investment and financial expertise. The investments of the endowment are managed to provide for the long-term needs of the school. HPA’s endowment spending policy and investment strategy share a goal of minimizing the volatility of endowment revenue available to fund operating expenses. The amount spent in any one year is based on the market value of the endowment (as determined by a twelve-quarter trailing average) multiplied by our endowment draw rate of 4.5% but within a range not less than 95% of the amount spent in the prior year, or greater than 105% of the prior year spending. This formula slows down or buffers the effect of any market rise or fall on what is spent from the endowment to support operations.

In a volatile year for markets, the HPA endowment returned 4.36% for the fiscal year. HPA’s endowment asset allocation represents diverse holdings focused on value preservation over time, including investments in domestic and international equities, fixed income, alternative investments, and cash.

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Hawai‘i Preparatory Academy: Statistical Overview 2015-16

2016-17

2017-18

2018-19

2019-20

TUITION GRADES K-5

$18,500

$19,200

$19,950

$20,650

$21,300

GRADES 6-8

$20,500

$21,300

$22,150

$22,950

$23,650

DAY STUDENTS 9-12

$23,900

$24,800

$25,800

$26,800

$27,500

5-DAY BOARDING 9-12

$42,700

$44,300

$46,100

$47,900

$50,000

7-DAY BOARDING 9-12

$47,200

$49,000

$50,900

$53,000

$55,000

INTERNATIONAL BOARDING 9-12

$55,500

$57,600

$59,900

$62,000

$64,500

ENROLLMENT GRADES K-5

112

115

114

114

110

GRADES 6-8

114

116

116

99

91

DAY STUDENTS 9-12

215

220

215

213

215

BOARDERS 9-12

175

182

173

187

166

FINANCIAL AID GRADES K-5

44%

47%

57%

56%

45%

GRADES 6-8

59%

56%

52%

46%

31%

DAY STUDENTS 9-12

66%

67%

63%

60%

44%

BOARDERS 9-12

44%

46%

41%

40%

33%

GIVING THE HPA FUND

$374,576

$414,840

$333,935

$711,635

$603,469

ENDOWMENT

$35,892

$469,284

$133,803

$17,343

$135,126

RESTRICTED

$2,469,128

$3,690,716

$1,152,738

$474,601

$3,532,552

ENDOWMENT TOTAL VALUE DONOR RESTRICTED & BOARD DESIGNATED FUNDS

$22.6 million

$25.4 million

$26.4 million

$23.8 million

$23.9 million

BENEFICIAL INTEREST IN TRUSTS HELD BY OTHERS

$20.4 million

$21.6 million

$21.8 million

$20.9 million

$20.7 million

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GIVING: MAHALO NUI LOA!

We have continued to feel the aloha from our collective HPA ‘ohana near and far.

Universally, this year has brought us closer together, and has reestablished what matters and means the most for each of us. HPA has navigated these waters well because of your loyalty and belief that what HPA stands for matters. Thank you for being Ka Makani.

We are looking forward to a new year of promise and light.

While 2021 will be a welcome new horizon, we have achieved and learned a lot this past year, and I’m happy to reflect on the good that we have done together. Through our 2020 school year, we answered demands for creativity and held true to course in our foundational priorities. With your help, the HPA Fund raised more than $600,000, a result of building Alumni and Family participation.

We were also grateful to launch two significant capital initiatives last fall: our campaign to restore Davies Memorial Chapel and extensive deferred maintenance work across campus. Thanks to the generosity of alumni and friends, we raised $450,000 of the $1,000,000 Chapel restoration goal, which includes endowing this cherished building on campus. We look forward to raising and ringing the bell with you all soon! And a transformative alumni gift enabled us to turn much needed attention to our upper campus with integral improvements to exteriors and walkways—breathing new life into our physical plant.

Our Alu Mai auction last fall also helped us launch a crucial new campaign for financial aid at HPA: the Wai‘aka Initiative. In that first evening alone, we raised more than $215,000 to help open doors to a life-changing education for students who need assistance. The Wai‘aka Initiative speaks to the core of why we are committed to providing financial aid for a diverse student body.

As we know, HPA provides a unique experience that is possible because of the melting pot of people who make up this special place. Just as the rivers and streams run and connect through the land around HPA, our students come from many different places and backgrounds, which enriches the HPA experience for all. In FY20 alone, through the Wai‘aka Initiative, we raised nearly $500,000 in financial aid support, resulting in our ability to help over 100 students attain the HPA experience.

Mahalo nui for your generosity of spirit. Like our symbolic ‘ōhi‘a tree, HPA remains steadfast in core values and tradition. However, just as ka makani whips and whales across our campus at times, we are ever evolving and nimble with the journey ahead. We know where we have been and we look with excitement to where we are going—secure, resilient, and together.

With gratitude and aloha,

H A NN A H HIND CA NDEL A RIO ’01 / DIRECTOR OF A DVA NCEMENT

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Giving: Mahalo nui loa!

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GIVING: MAHALO NUI LOA!

We are deeply grateful to the individuals and organizations who contributed to the HPA Fund: Noel & Arnold ‘69 Ackerman

Stephanie & Peter ‘89 Black

Stephanie & William Costigan

Alma Adolph

Mary Boland & Jerald Bleckel

Kristi Cotton

Leslie & Christopher Agorastos

Jacqueline Borders ‘99

Daena & Scott Craven

Karin ‘88 & Alan Ahsing

Thomas Borho ‘97

Adriana & Alfredo Cisneros

Laurie & Samuel Ainslie

Melanie Holt & Tim Bostock

Kristine Dahlquist & Stephen Rouelle

Thomas Aitken ‘68

Kristy Low & Jon Bragado

Sean Dalton

Arnold Akau

Faith & William ‘67 Bright

Katherine Damon

Mary Jane & James Allison

Luz & Michael Brodowy

Barbara & William Davis

Jazmin & Michael Allison

Cheryl & Troy Brost

Faye Deal ‘78

Amgen Foundation Staff Giving Programs

Nola-Rae Cronan & Ara Brown

Monica ‘88 & Brett ‘88 Price

Makala & Brandie Anders

Tami Ryan & David Brown

Janet Deherrera

Emmy Chen & Robert Bruce

Lisa & Edward Delos Santos

Todd Buczyna

Michelle & Daniel Devost

Suzy & William Andrade Jr.

Jennifer Buddenhagen & Kevin Wiesmann

Heidi & Angel Diaz

Anonymous (4)

Donna & Robert ‘76 Budway

Dayna & Kenneth Apilado

William Burkey ‘03

Gregory Dierenfield ‘98

Christine & Lyle Arafiles

Jefferson Burnett

Asako & Brian Asbjornson

Talitha & Andrew Byram

Andrew Ashe ‘77

Alia ‘94 & Elton Cabrera-Zuke

Starr ‘94 Dods & Christopher ‘94 Dods

Emily & Frank ‘66 Atherton II

Alyce & Fred Camero Jr.

Christina & Edward Doherty

Bruce & Michelle Ayau

Hannah ‘01 & Alexander Candelario

Cobey Doi

Julie & Erik ‘89 Backman

Suzette & James Cantyne

Kelley ‘90 & Warren Doi

Ralna Badua

Ann & Quan Chau

Aimee & Michael ‘87 Donoho

Diane & James Bailey

Wanyi Chen & Jin Sheng

Ilene & Gregory Doppmann

Anne Lowrey Bailey & R. Russell ‘69 Bailey

Linjun & Andrew Cheng

Amy Johnson & Stephen ‘68 Doughty

Cameron Bailey-Bram

Melinda & Glenn Chickering

Lisa Duncan ‘82

Peggy Yuan & Jason Chin

Vincent Durnan

Elizabeth & Jonathan Chock

Sarah & Jed ‘94 Ednie

La’i ‘98 & Taich Chong

Lisa & John Edwards

Bina & Michael Chun

Leila Elling

Michele Cincotta

Scott Elliott

Claudia & Biagio Cipriano

Tisa & Deighton Emmons

Brenda & Joshua Clark

Tracy Erickson

Kathleen ‘97 Clarkson & Jeff Quinn

Yvonne & Carl Everett

Karyn & John Clay

Ronit ‘87 Felszer & Carlos Naibryf

Madeleine & George ‘66 Collins

Cristina & Juan Fernandez

Adam Condon

Michelle Ferron-Guppy & Mark Guppy

Brad Anderson ‘98 Karen Anderson & David Henderson

Charito & John Balaam Catherine ‘77 & Bradley Barker Kilsy & Lindsay Barnes Nancy & Lindsay Barnes Chrys & Kelly ‘72 Beal Stanislav Belyaev Ann & Timothy ‘70 Bennett Melissa Pulling & Ross Berger Parke Berolzheimer Sylvia & Cliften Berry Fedrico Biven ‘66 Leland Black ‘63

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Harmony & Jacob ‘92 Cordeiro Emily Corpuz

Kendall & Timothy DiDonato Nicole & H. Gaylord ‘66 Dillingham Jing Lei & Shannon Doak

Scott Fifer

Sarah & Eric Filler Sundara & Reed Fitz-Gerald Kristin Fogdall Leimana & Vance Fonoimoana Foodland Give Aloha Hamilton Ford ‘05 Tahirih Foster Greg Fredericks Tiffany & Jason Freitas Shirley Ann & Derrick Fukumoto Eliza Wille & Steven Furchner Mahealani & Cheyne Gambill Leeann & Patrick Ganley II Amy Ackerly ‘05 Blanka Geesey David Giff Karen & Natan Goore Kaliko & Richard Grace Catherine Grant Mary & David ‘68 Greenwell Meg Greenwell ‘68 Lucia Gomez & Juan Carlos Guerra Sheila & Matthew Gustavson Deborah & Erik ‘80 Haines

Jessica Lentini & Michael Hickman ‘01

Esther Shilo & Amrit Khalsa

Melinda & James ‘86 Higgins

Woo Young Kim & Seung Hwa Shin

Ana ‘00 & Mack ‘98 Hiyane Annette & Chris Hodges Diane & Frederick Holschuh Marie Honda

Julie Alessio & Kenneth Kochmer

Emily & Michael Hoover

Purea ‘80 & Nicholas Koenig

Sheree & Sid Hopson

Julie & Wallace Kojima

Naohiro & Kumi Hori

Katherine Kroesch

Kim & Richard Horton

Mary Kuehn

Tania Howard

Lindsey Kurz

Stacia & Matthew ‘90 Huddleston

Melissa & Neil Kuyper

Misty & Zack Hudgins

Hans L’Orange ‘73

Richard Hughes

The Alden and Margaret Laborde Foundation

Whitney Hughes Lauren & Steven Hunt Steve Hurwitz Alexandra ‘94 & James ‘03 Hustace Mollie & James Hustace Sarie & Brent Imonen Lois & Jefferson Inman Leah & Tommy Jarrell Jacqueline & Stephen ‘86 Jefferson

Norna & Eugene ‘64 Hamamoto

Renee Jenkinson ‘98

Keiko & Iven Hamilton

Claudia & Paul ‘65 Johnstone

James Hanano

Christiana & Ryder ‘89 Jurgensen

Geraldine Dugwen & William ‘93 Hancock

Annette & Hirata Kabua

Ral West & John Hardwick

Ryan Kadota ‘91

Scott Head Jennifer & Peter Heilmann Christopher Helmuth Julia ‘97 & Scott ‘89 Hendricks Yukie & Patrick Heymann

Zaheva & David ‘94 Knowles

Shelby Hoota ‘03

Lisa Hall-Anderson ‘84 & Dan Anderson

Cory & Eric Hayashikawa

Peggy & William ‘71 King Deborah Patterson & William ‘65 Koch Jr.

Andrew Ioannou

Monica Hattoon-Green & Lawrence Green

Thomas King Jr.

Elaine Honma

Melanie Aiona & Graham Haines

Virginia & Roy Harrington

BillieJo & Timothy Kiernan

Esther & Robert Kaden Terrence Kalaniopio ‘94 Kimberly & Thomas ‘89 Kamrow Cheng Li Kao Mary Ellen Karakis Debora Katz ‘84 Kate & David Kaufman Lorraine & Wendell ‘65 Kawano Perry Kealoha Julie Keller ‘88

Alethea Lai Hilary & Ronald Laigle Neil Lampson ‘93 Ana Lamuno Linares Wendy & Russell Laros III Leah Lavin & Martin Ferrell Cay Cay Lawrence ‘78 Judith Fields-Shumov & Jacek Lech Bailey Ledesma ‘83 Dianne & Jeffrey ‘64 Lee Catherine Leong ‘73 Jennifer Laszlo & Obediah Levine Michele & Daniel Lieberman Margaret ‘74 & Stephen Lin Kimberly & Daniel Lincoln Luana & Alexander Lincoln Mary Jo & Robert Link Tim Link ‘19 Keawe Liu ‘89 Lyda Liu Deborah Lium ‘82 Ilima & Rex Livingston Alexandra Kuzmina & Glen ‘87 Lockwood

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GIVING: MAHALO NUI LOA!

Evelyn & Michael ‘64 Long

Allyson & Eric Mumau

Ruby & Sam Ragland

Lorna-Ann Lorenzo

Kristine & Jonathan Myers

Christie Ramirez

Sadie ‘91 & Mr. Mark Lowry

Elizabete & Kevin ‘86 Nakamaru

Mark Ravaglia

Susan Lynch

Judy & Riley ‘75 Nakatsu

Terri & Allan Ross ‘62 Reed

Nicole & Thomas Lyon

Elizabeth & Paul Nakayama

Jennifer & Jeffery ‘89 Richardson

Corrie Machesky ‘99

Jess Nalu

Chris Machold

Shannon Matheson & Brad Neal

Kathy Goodale & Wayne ‘65 Richardson III

Kristen Mahnke ‘94

Ha & Thanh Nguyen

James Mangold

Helle Rasmussen & Steffen Nielsen

Joyce Martin

Sheena & Kendric Nishioka

Natalia & Nick Mastrascusa

Randall Nishiyama ‘71

Hans Mathiesen ‘91

Hui-Chun & Patrick O’Leary

Matson Navigation Company, Inc. & Subsidiaries

Diane & Michael O’Toole

Leslie & Richard Matsuda

Diane Onodera ‘65

Christine & Russell Matulich Alison McCalla & Eric Cabuzel Fiona ‘89 & Robert McKendry Suzanne & Michael McKinney

Ruth ‘81 Ohata & Bert Saito Angie Koclanes & Kyle Oshiro Valerie Ossipoff Noriko & David Ostrem

Joanne Rocha Sienna Rogers ‘94 Cielito & David Rooney Allison & Dan Rose Jack Rose Carla & Carl Claudius Rosengarten Linda & Iain ‘63 Ross Karen & Jade Rowland Jacqueline & Dennis Rozetta Sally Russ John Russell ‘70

Anya & Nathan Owen

Daniel Safranek

Crystal Souza-Pagano & Stephen Pagano Jr.

Lisa ‘00 & Waylon Salazar

Cindy & Ronald McMackin

Sheri ‘03 & Ryan ‘03 Salmon

Michelle & Drew Medeiros

Kevin Painton

Jordan Salomon ‘10

Janet Melton

Idalee Posa & David Park

Yuko Sanada

C. Kailani Memmer ‘85

Joan & Michael Parris

Salvatore Satullo & Allen Yamashita

Lisa & Robert ‘81 Miller

Shane Peters ‘92

Robyn Scarth & Tenzin Norbu

Tania & Paul Mills

Bonnie Kaae & Kiah Petrie

Sarah ‘98 & Aaron Schorn

Morag ‘86 & Kenneth Miranda

Ainslie & Patrick Phillips

Jun & Laurence Scott

Robert Mist ‘66

Kristi Pigotti

Crystal & Gavin Sebastian

Marcie & Robert Mitchell

Barbara & Laurence Pimentel

Ligia & John Seward

Samara & Thomas Mitchell

Leslie & Jacob ‘98 Pobre

Chiharu & Thomas Shaver

Jeni Miyahira ‘00

Beth Podol ‘81

Annamarie & Douglas ‘65 Sheehan

Michael Miyashiro ‘02

Betty & Richard Podol

Cietta Penn & Andrew Sheinis

Akiko Yamadaya & Kyaw Moe

The Poha Fund

June & Edson Sheppard Jr.

Cindy & Mark Montgomery

Carol & David Pratt

Mary & Rod Siebert

James Moore ‘70

Robin & Samuel ‘84 Pratt

Laurie & Barton ‘64 Siegfried

Barbara & Paul ‘65 Morgan

Linda & Thane ‘69 Pratt

Moani & Nathan Silva

Tammi Morgues

William Pratt ‘86

Kimberly & Paul Simms

Kolby & Peter Moser

Katherine ‘81 & George ‘81 Purdy III

Douglas Sims ‘74

Chana Motobu ‘81

Cassandra Quaintance ‘93

Tamara & Amit Singh

Rose Mary ‘01 & Trevor Mountcastle

Jane & William Quayle

Alyssa & Ronnie Slaven

Anne Marie & Brendan Moynahan Sr.

Lisa ‘91 & Max Rabinowitz

Karla McDermid Smith & Robert

Sean McLane ‘83

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Smith Mary & John Smithson Susan & Thomas ‘69 Sofos Christina & Chad ‘97 Sohriakoff Michael Sohriakoff Jr. ‘87 Christopher & Michelle Sorensen Jill & Michael ‘66 Spalding Charles Spitz III ‘62 Maylyn ‘90 & Brian Stake Kathryn & Harry Stallsmith Beverly & Stephen ‘63 Stearns Melody & C. Gregory ‘92 StephenHassard Michelle & Michael Stevenson Joan Stewart & James Nudo Lisa & Michael ‘97 Stewart Michael Stocker ‘98 Michele & James Sullivan Loida Icalla & Lance Sunahara Miwa Suzuki ‘92 Kathy & Alex Swiderski Alain Sykes Joyce & Ron ‘83 Takahashi Miki & Ryo Takahashi Dolan Takushi Michele & Dennis Tanaka Charlynn & Toby Taniguchi Luke Taniguchi ‘16 Deborah & Stephen Thompson Amanda Rieux & Kahea ‘94 Thronas Brynn & Robert Thurston Hideki Tomita Vivienne & Ronald Tooman Irene & Daniel Tsai Trevor Tubelle ‘91 Tuchman Family Foundation Cynda ‘75 & Keith ‘75 Unger Michelle & Clint Uyehara Malia & James Vannatta Vivian & Michael Varney Nicole & Kevin Vincent Nicole ‘90 & Shane Vincent

Maren Vitousek ‘98 & Michael Niemack Dirk Von Guenthner & Associates Angela & Harry von Holt Barry von Steinen Ellen Loucks & Walter ‘70 Vorfeld Wilma Vorfeld Alvin Wakayama ‘65 Dee & Kelsey Walker Steve Walker ‘80 Marne Carmichael Walsh & Jonathan Walsh

We extend sincere thanks to all who contributed to specific programs and projects at HPA: Stephen Kazanjian & Jock ‘93 Agorastos Laurie & Samuel Ainslie Marie Aiona Keira Alexandra Aloha Tri Sports AmazonSmile Foundation

Alexander C. Waterhouse, Sr. Foundation

Craig Anderson

Eric Waterhouse ‘86

Christine & Lyle Arafiles

Susan Welch Liana West Michelle & Frank Weyrick Christopher White Jay Wilder Ava Williams ‘81 Gina & Mark Willman Mina & Kean Wong Nelson Wong ‘71 Sally & Allen Wooddell Maryalice ‘75 & Larry Woody Julie & Todd ‘79 Woosley Joseph Worrall III ‘74 Mia Wright Akana & Hayato ‘94 Yamaguchi Mikela Yarawamai ‘03 Marcia & William ‘64 Yardley Molly & Guy ‘72 Yogi Peter Young ‘70 Katie & Steven ‘77 Zelko Zierk Family Foundation Dorann Zuke

Anonymous (6) Julie & Erik ‘89 Backman Erol Barbut Barbara & Stephen Barnard Gale & Michael ‘58 Bates Chrys & Kelly ‘72 Beal Mary ‘86 & Terangi Benioni Alvin M. Bentley Foundation Ari Bernstein ‘94 Tara Manners & Parke Berolzheimer Philip Berolzheimer Big Island Brewhaus Anne & Gary Borman Melanie Holt & Tim Bostock Balbi Brooks Donna & Robert ‘76 Budway Julie Camarillo & Joseph Cootey III Hannah ‘01 & Alexander Candelario Lauren & Robert Chancer Melinda & Glenn Chickering Lisa Ching Barbas ‘00 Jessica & Ryan Christopher Brenda & Joshua Clark Amy Cole & Steven Asselin Judith & Stanley Colla Harmony & Jacob ‘92 Cordeiro Marylinda & Anthony Britt ‘85 Craven Wendy & Tony Craven Ann Dalton

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GIVING: MAHALO NUI LOA!

Elizabeth & Kent Dauten

Margaret & Robert ‘66 Hind III

Heidi & Angel Diaz

The Hiroaki, Elaine, & Lawrence Kono Foundation

Alexandra DiTullio ‘02 Diane & Charles Douglas Cynthia & William Dreifke Abby & Egon Durban Margaret Eastwood Sandra & Richard Ednie Scott Elliott Sabrina & Christopher ‘93 English Yvonne & Carl Everett Barbara & Andreas Eyckeler Nancy Faries Michelle Ferron-Guppy & Mark Guppy Terry & Michael Field Flansburgh Judith Folk George Fry III Keene Fujinaka Teresa & Tim Gamble John Gilmour Global Dove Foundation LTD Cindy & Evan Goldberg Tani Golden & Dale Schmidtknecht Maureen & David ‘69 Gomes Deborah Goodwin Grace Flowers Hawaii Catherine Grant Patricia & Howard Hall Kathryn Hampton Judith & William Hancock Sally & Gregg Hartman Kimberly Hartmayer

Ana ‘00 & Mack ‘98 Hiyane Helen & James Hobbs Dawn & George Holmes III Allison Holt Gendreau & Keith Gendreau Emily & Michael Hoover The Howard Hughes Corporation HPA ‘Ohana Association Hui Pu LLC Lauren & Steven Hunt Gerald Hurlburt Alexandra ‘94 & James ‘03 Hustace Mollie & James Hustace Elizabeth & George Hutchinson Kraig Hynes ‘99 Rika & Daryl Inaba Lois & Jefferson Inman Valentina Imbeni & Andrew Ioannou Jennifer Jacobsen ‘04 Jacqueline & Stephen ‘86 Jefferson Kjersten Johansen John P. Ellbogen Foundation Freya & Robert Jones Gail & John Tioni ‘62 Judd Sherry & Gordon Kalaniopio Edwin Kayton Alison Welch & Phillip Keliihoomalu Garcia Bridgette Kelly Elizabeth Oden & Andrew Kelsey Sarah & Jim ‘66 Kennedy

Nona ‘78 Hasegawa & Stew Cogan

Kennedy Wilson Charitable Foundation

Hawaiian Electric Industries Charitable Foundation

Lisa Taniguchi & Bradon Kimura

Jennifer & Peter Heilmann Susan Henderson Julia ‘97 & Scott ‘89 Hendricks Susan Herhold ‘73

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Thomas King Jr. Caroline Landry & David Kirk Zaheva & David ‘94 Knowles Barbara Kopra KTA Super Stores

GIVING: MAHALO NUI LOA!

The Alden and Margaret Laborde Foundation

Richard Otani

Jill & Michael ‘66 Spalding

Janet & Clemson Lam

Crystal Souza-Pagano & Stephen Pagano Jr.

Cynthia Spencer

Guy & Lizika Lam

Idalee Posa & David Park

Leah Lavin & Martin Ferrell

Dana Petteys

Michele & James Sullivan

Cameron Lewis ‘03

Lacey & Michael Pfeffer

Dennis Lin

Ainslie & Patrick Phillips

Anne Lince

William Philpotts

Keawe Liu ‘89

Photo Guardians, LLC

Christina Lockard

Mrs. Kimberley Giffin ‘94 Pickard

Jamie Lucia

Po’ohala Waialea LLC

Elizabeth Tranquilli & Dagan ‘97 Bernstein

Diana & Mark Mahaney

Linda Powley

Treadwell Hawaii LLC

Matson Navigation Company, Inc. & Subsidiaries

Robin & Samuel ‘84 Pratt

Lisen & Desmond Twigg-Smith

Mauna Kea Beach Hotel

Lisa ‘91 & Max Rabinowitz

Ultraman World Championships LLC

Cheryl Ramos

Cynda ‘75 & Keith ‘75 Unger

Petra & Ottmar Rarbach

Barbara Vermut

Keala Rhodes

Nicole ‘90 & Shane Vincent

Pat & Marc Rice

Sharon & Roy ‘68 Vitousek

Terri ‘89 Impson-Richards & Herbert ‘77 Richards

Walker Warner Architects

Suzanne & Michael McKinney

Emily ‘07 Youngblood & Jon ‘03 Roberts

Sandy & Gregory ‘77 Warner

Cindy & Ronald McMackin

George Robertson

Laura & Roy McMahan

Ian Robertson

Vicki & Gregory McManus

Allison & Dan Rose

Leslie & William McMorrow

Ann Rembert Safranek & Daniel Safranek

Bonnie & Gerry McClellan Corey McCullough ‘76 Stephanie & Doug McDowell McInerny Foundation Lauren Prutow McKenna & Greg McKenna

Janice Metropolis Bruce Meyer Marcie & Robert Mitchell Cindy & Mark Montgomery Susan & James Mori Mary Morrison Deanna ‘94 & Joern Mortensen Mortensen, Deanna Yone & Brendan ‘66 Moynahan Judith-Ann & Kent Nakamaru

C.F. Taylor Wailana Herbst & Jared Terpak Hideki Tomita Vivienne & Ronald Tooman

Madge Tennent Walls Dina Strittmatter & Fred Wawner Bonnie ‘86 & Aka Wedemeyer Damaris & Wells Wescott Carolyn ‘79 & George ‘79 White Lynn & William White III Sydney & William Wiecking

Dean Sakamoto

G.N. Wilcox Trust

Lisa ‘00 & Waylon Salazar

Jessica Salerno-Woodbury & Alex ‘96 Woodbury

Manuel Sampedro The San Francisco Foundation Justin Sandulli ‘12 Salvatore Satullo & Allen Yamashita Sarah ‘98 & Aaron Schorn Crystal & Gavin Sebastian

Elizabete & Kevin ‘86 Nakamaru Beth ‘87 Nakamaru Eberl & Chuck Eberl

Sharon Shutes Rachel ‘02 & Andrew Skeen

Cherie ‘85 & Whitney O’Connor

Barbara & Richard Slater

Dale Okuno

Karla McDermid Smith & Robert Smith

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Patricia & Stephen Tadaki

Eunice & Roy Saito

Cietta Penn & Andrew Sheinis

Noriko & David Ostrem

Brynly ‘94 & Aaron ‘95 Spielman

Judith Woods Alison & Woodson* Woods The Elizabeth Holloway Woods Foundation Cynthia & Maximus ‘78 Yarawamai Zierk Family Foundation George Zimmer

Heidi Snow * Deceased

2020 HPA BOARD OF TRUSTEES Laurie T. Ainslie, Chair Robert Budway ’76, Vice-Chair Michael J. Chun Warren Doi Taylor Easley ’91 Allison Holt Gendreau Nona Hasegawa ’78 Ana Yarawamai Hiyane ’00 Cindy McMackin Paul I. Nakayama Samuel Pratt ’84 William D. Pratt ’86 Michael S. Spalding ’66 Peter M. Vitousek ’67 Taffi Wise

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