Want to hold a charitable event in support of Kapiʻolani Medical Center? Start with this Event Template.
Guidelines for Fundraising Events and Promotions
Thank you for selecting Kapiʻolani Medical Center for Women & Children as the beneficiary of your event. As a nonprofit hospital, Kapiʻolani Medical Center relies on generous groups like yours in order to carry out its mission for Hawaiʻiʼs women and children.
You may choose to brand your event as a benefit for Kapiʻolani Medical Center for Women & Children or as a Kapiʻolani Childrenʼs Miracle Network event. Either way, the funds raised will support Kapiʻolani Medical Center. The Kapiʻolani Health Foundation is the fundraising arm of the hospital. All charitable donations flow thru the Kapiʻolani Health Foundation.
We hope you find the following guidelines helpful as you plan your event.
Download KHF Event Guidelines PDF
Download KHF Event Application PDF
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