Monday, October 4, 2010

October's Fundraisers could use your kokua

Our fundraiser chair has gone mad!

Sat, Oct 16th - BAKE SALE at Lakewood Walmart: 9am-5pm

  • They ... let us stand outside of their store with our cause, our baked goods and our pineapple bank.
  • We ... will be there from 9:00 am until 5:00 pm, rain or shine.
  • it's now up to YOU ... please come and spread the word k? yay!

Sat, Oct 23rd - CAR WASH at Classy Chassis on 72nd Street in Lakewood: 9am-1pm

  • They ... kindly let us take over one of their bays from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm
  • We ... are special car wash agents that'll do what we have to, rain or shine, to earn your generosity.
  • YOU ... have between now and then to not wash your car! just think: it's for a good cause... it's for a good cause ... it's for a good cause

Monday, September 27, 2010

Ho'olaulea at Chief Leschi, Sat 10/2 at 1:45pm

The "Power 6" ... Ravin Ward, Taylor Stowers, Devin Toa, Hope Stowers, Azia Serrano, Chrissy Lyons with Unko Don Yoder on the ukulele!... Thank you for cheering them on as they represented our community at Lokahi Foundation's Annual Ho'olaulea at Chief Leschi in Puyallup...

Our information booth did well in helping our huaka'i to Hawaii ... it got the word out and for that we are extremely grateful.


Special MAHALO's to our Auntie Pueo for her kokua in coordinating the whole function and her time and love ... Me ke aloha pumehana ...

Most importantly, the girls fed off of the cheerleaders in the stands... THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT... A HUI HO!!!

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Restaurant Takeover - Fundraiser

WINGER'S GRILL & BAR in Tacoma, WA... SAT, SEPTEMBER 25th, 2010

just another way we are raising money to get to Hawaii so many of you SHOWED YOUR LOVE ... and all the support we asked for was that you enjoy a meal with us...

Winger's staff and kitchen were so friendly and hard working... They made this an easy fundraiser because the food was sooo good!! We chanted in the kitchen, "KITCHEN CREW, WE LOVE U" and they answered back every time, "WE LOVE U TOO" .. lol ...

The greatest joy was watching our girls interact with staff and customers. They were gracious and fast moving ... MAHALO WINGER'S not only for the money making opportunity but more importantly, for teamwork, experience and fun! All the makings of true OHANA ...

Me ke aloha pumehana!

2010-2011 Classes



Beginner Level & Conditioning
on Wednesdays


4:30 - 5:30 pm
Children ($25/month)
Adults ($30/month)


Steilacoom Community Center
Steilacoom WA 98388
253-581-1076 center
253-583-6675 instructor, Tati
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Performance Group on Mondays: 6:30 - 8:30pm
by audition only
addt'l fees & expectations apply

Friday, August 27, 2010

Rummage Sale!!!

Don't you just love it! : )
Still rowing the boat to Hawaii ...
the families got together to do
what we can to get our dancers
to Hawaii this summer!

Thank you for the support!!
on SAT the 28th,
Everything we didn't sell,
we took to Goodwill in Lakewood

So many came out to donate and buy stuff
and, for that, we are so grateful!


MAHALO MAHALO MAHALO MAHALO MAHALO

Thursday, June 10, 2010

OUR TOWN LUAU
Saturday, JULY 24, 2010 @ 6:00 pm
at the Steilacoom Community Center

Hawaii 2011 or Bust! It's our very own event to raise money to get to Hawaii!!

What started out as "Authentic Plated Dinner" turned into Authentic BUFFET! Our Aloha Bake Sale had rainbow cupcakes, cookie-brownies, gobbers and so much more! We didn't have the man power to do Hawaiian Shaved Ice, but we did have Tongan Otai (a drink w mango and pineapple chunks... talk about ONO!) And last but not least, our show included our own Heimana Production WA, LIVE Hawaiian Music by Unko Don Yoder & “Lei Mele” and a surprise visit from our sister group, HEIMANA UTAH. They drove all the way up from Utah to support our first event with their Ilima class and are planning to do it again next year with their entire group ~

LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE was indeed that... we housed, fed, entertained about 200+ people that night... soooo much ALOHA in the air
$20 adults // $10 children 12&under, seniors 60+

We'd like to send a special thanks to the following places/people for helping our girls get to Hawaii:

  • STEILACOOM MARINE & SPIRITS (Veva & Max are angels!!)
  • The Steilacoom Community Center (Pauline Monk & her army)
  • The Hometown CLIPPER
  • Steilacoom Farmers Market (Kelly Barkhurst is amazing!)
  • Steilacoom Concerts in the Park (Marcus Rogers is the man!)
  • SAFEWAY in Lakewood
  • Franz Bakery
  • APPLEBEES at the Lakewood Towne Center
  • Albertsons Bakery Department on Steilacoom Blvd.

Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Welcome to Heimana Production WA

afio mai . . . malo e lelei . . . ia orana . . . e komo mai . . . kia ora . . .
kia orana . . . bula vinaka . . . si juus maasi
As we perpetuate the Polynesian culture, a new one emerges.
It includes all peoples, regardless of race, gender, age, financial status or religion and raises awareness of service opportunities local and abroad.
Our mission is to perpetuate the Polynesian culture by supporting education, learning and sharing our culture, respecting the environment and providing community service.
We are a non-profit organization recognized in the state of Washington.
Our efforts include the following:
  • support education by tutoring/mentoring/promoting literacy, math and science.
  • support education by setting academic and behavioral standards and hold Polynesian dance class students accountable at school through positive reinforcement, i.e. Students that do not meet academic standards [2.0 GPA w/no D's or F's] may not perform with the group outside of class.
  • serve community & perpetuate culture by donating performances to retirement homes, senior citizen groups, and cultural events.
  • perpetuate Polynesian culture and history by hosting guest speakers/cultural experts and sponsoring workshops/special performances at low and no cost to the community.
  • more details on Heimana's mission and purposes available upon request.
It is for these reasons that Heimana Production WA now seeks 501(c)(3) non-profit tax status.
The songs & dances we study and perform specifically come from
Hawaii, Samoa, Tokelau, New Zealand,
Tonga, Fiji, Tahiti and the Cook Islands.
Classes are held at the
Steilacoom Community Center
All students are encouraged and welcomed to watch and practice with the Basic Intermediate/Performance class.
However, our focus is on the student that progresses to/can demonstrate that performance/skill level.
MONDAYS @ 6:30 pm - performance group only
(permission required, addt'l fees apply)
WEDNESDAYS by announcement only
Adults: $30/month
Adult Drop-in fee: $10/class
Enrollment for Adults is on-going.
Children (ages 5-16): $25/month
Child Drop-in fee: $8/class
Open enrollment for beginner level children (16 and under):
SEPTEMBER, OCTOBER & JANUARY only.
Monthly fees are made payable to "Town of Steilacoom"
at the Steilacoom Community Center's reception window
by the 10th of the month with late charges thereaft.
Costume, material & implement costs
are NOT included in the monthly fee.
Stowers
253.583.6675
Steilacoom Community Center
2301 Worthington Street, Steilacoom WA 98388
253.581.1076