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The Salvation Army Hawai'i County

Serving Hawaiʻi Island with aloha since 1894.

Our Locations

Visit a corps community center near you for worship, food assistance, youth programs and more. Our officers and staff are dedicated to meeting our neighbors' greatest needs with dignity and compassion.

Salvation Army red kettle

Give With Joy to your local Virtual Red Kettle.

Now through Dec. 31, every gift is matched up to $10,000 per kettle, and every dollar stays on Hawaiʻi Island.

The Salvation Army Hilo Temple Corps building

Hilo Temple Corps

East Hawaiʻi

Worship, a community soup kitchen and the Hilo Overnight Safe Space emergency shelter.

219 Ponahawai Street
Hilo, HI 96720

(808) 935-1277

The Salvation Army Kona Corps building

Kona Corps

West Hawaiʻi

Worship, food pantry and meal programs, and the licensed ʻOhana Keiki Preschool.

75-223 Kalani Street
Kailua-Kona, HI 96740

(808) 326-2330

The Salvation Army Honokaʻa Corps

Honokaʻa Corps

North Hawaiʻi

Worship, a weekly food pantry, youth nights and the Honokaʻa Thrift Store.

45-511 Rickard Place
Honokaʻa, HI 96727

(808) 775-7346

The Salvation Army Family Intervention Services

Family Intervention Services

Hawaiʻi Island & Maui

Prevention, outreach, emergency shelter, Safe House care and independent living support for youth and families.

1786 Kinoʻole Street
Hilo, HI 96720

(808) 959-5855

Volunteer on Hawaiʻi Island

Give a few hours and make a lasting difference for your neighbors. Individuals, families, businesses and community groups are all welcome.

Salvation Army volunteers serving on Hawaiʻi Island

Holiday Season

Ring the Bell

Bring holiday cheer to shoppers across the island as a Red Kettle bell ringer. Sign up for a shift on your own or with your family, friends or coworkers. Every coin and dollar dropped in the kettle stays local to help families in Hawaiʻi County.

Sign Up to Ring

Year-Round

Disaster Response Volunteer

When storms, floods, fires and volcanic disruption strike, trained volunteers help serve meals, distribute supplies and offer emotional and spiritual care. Join our disaster volunteer standby list and we will contact you when help is needed.

Join the Standby List

Looking for other ways to serve? See all volunteer opportunities or call the corps nearest you.

Emergency Disaster Services

The Salvation Army is often among the first to arrive and the last to leave. On Hawaiʻi Island, our corps and Emergency Disaster Services teams provide meals for survivors and first responders, emergency supplies, direct financial assistance and emotional and spiritual care.

Follow Us

See stories, events and ways to help across Hawaiʻi County. Find us on Facebook and Instagram at @salarmy_hicounty.

Our Leadership

Salvation Army officers are commissioned ministers who lead each corps in worship and service. Meet the officers and directors serving Hawaiʻi County.

Captains Sam and Felicia LeMar

Captains Sam & Felicia LeMar

Corps Officers, Hilo Temple Corps

Hawaiʻi County Coordinators

Captains Steven and Romelia Howard

Captains Steven & Romelia Howard

Corps Officers, Kona Corps

Captain Joy Groenleer

Captain Joy Groenleer

Corps Officer, Honokaʻa Corps

Roxanne Costa

Roxanne Costa

Executive Director, Family Intervention Services

Hawaiʻi County Advisory Board

Community leaders who volunteer their time and expertise to guide and support The Salvation Army's work across Hawaiʻi Island.

Grant Omura, Advisory Board Chair

Financial Advisor, Commonwealth Hawaiʻi

News & Press Releases

Read the latest announcements from The Salvation Army Hawaiian & Pacific Islands Division.

View Press Releases