While there are many things to express our thanks for this year, Kapa Mag is thankful for you!
Without your support we wouldn’t be where we are, producing two hard copy magazines a year, along with our creative productions and educational classes. Because of you, we have made an impact in our community - and it’s only just begun.
As #GivingTuesday approaches, your support in giving does not go unnoticed!
And Kapa Mag would like to thank a few of those we've been blessed to have had the opportunity to work with...
Iolani
Manuhealii
Rix Islandwear
Marks Garage
Hawaii Theatre
Honolulu Psychology Collective
Tavana
Ikaika
Its all G photography
W.O.W Productions
Bamboo and Tea with Dr. Allana Coffee
MADD Hi
Trial by Fire
Pilot Club of Honolulu
Bar 35
Pacific Media Group
Chanterelle of Kauai
Manners in Momentum
And so many more...
Kapa Mag would love to extend the opportunity to give so that we can continue to make a wave through the community. You can give through donations, financial or in-kind, online at https://www.kapamag.com/donations. If you are interested in partnering with us as a sponsor or working alongside Kapa Mag with our events and services, reach out through email at kapa@kapamag.com. We are excited to hear from you so scan the QR code to the left or click here to connect with us.
Your support is key in uplifting the next generation, providing valuable industry opportunities to the under-served youth and lending a helping hand to the community around you, transforming lives as they know it.
Kapa Mag coaches and trains talent
Kapa Mag highlights and showcases local Hawai'i designers
So this upcoming #GivingTuesday, we thank you for all that you do, your donations, time, and support for Kapa Mag!
We also would like to give thanks for Native American Heritage Day coming up this Friday, honoring the culture and achievements of Native Americans.
Indigenous community highlight from 2020 Green Carpet Virtual Award Show
"Protect the nature through Mother Earth"
As we look forward to these impactful days ahead, Kapa Mag gives special notice to a great impact that has been made in the Hawaiian community. The First Native Hawaiian to represent Nike’s N7 Collection, Kānaka ʻōiwi, Piʻikea Lopes holds the place of 2022 Miss Aloha Hula, sharing hula as a sport, and paving the way within the community. Not only accomplishing this huge recognition in Nike and hula, Kānaka ʻōiwi, Piʻikea Lopes studied ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi at UH and teaches the Hawaiian language in school.
Talk about an incredible influence for Hawaii! We highlight news such as this as we are in the business of helping our talent reach similar goals. Read the KHON 2 News story here.
Kapa Mag give thanks to all of the change makers and supporters throughout the community.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Katlin Tara O’Carroll
Kapa Mag Writer/Treasurer