The No Kings Map is Live!
Hundreds of nonviolent protests are already planned for No Kings Day on March 28, and more are being added by the hour.
Join Kona Indivisible for a beach social and potluck gathering at Kahalu’u Beach Park from 4 to 6:30 pm on Sunday, April 5th.
Fighting for democracy is hard work, so be sure to take some time to relax and recharge by joining other KIND activists for some food, drink, and conversation. We ask that you bring a dish to share, beverages for yourself, and a great attitude.
Food Drive: Let’s show support and solidarity for our cherished local migrant Latino community who have been intensely impacted by the illegal and cruel actions of Donald Trump. Let’s help ease the pain for migrants who have been displaced and traumatized by ICE on Hawai’i Island. We are all in this together!
Food Drive, Preferred Items for Aloha Latinos:
(Please make sure items are not expired — mahalo for your support!)
* Dried or canned beans (pinto & black)
* White rice
* Spaghetti Pasta
* Pasta sauce
* La Moderna alphabet pasta (in Latino food section, in cellophane bags)
* Peanut butter
* Bread (shelf-stable)
* Milk: Shelf-stable milk, sweetened condensed milk, evaporated milk & unsweetened coconut milk
* Canned proteins: tuna, chicken & sardines in tomato sauce (Crown Prince)
* Canned veggies: corn, peas, green beans, tomatoes, mixed
* Canned chilies: chipotle & pickled jalapeño
* Dried spices: cinnamon, Goya adobo seasoning, dried chilies (ancho & guajillo)
* Canned fruit (peaches, pears, pineapple, mixed fruit)
* Shelf-stable tortillas
* Mayonnaise (in plastic containers)
* Cooking oil
* Sugar
* Maseca, white corn flour (in Latino food section)
* Instant noodle soup (ramen, cup-a-noodles)
* Chicken bouillon powder or cubes (red or green) Knorr brand. Caldo de tomate (red) & caldo son sabor de pollo (green)
* Baby shampoo
* Menstrual pads
* Diapers (sizes 2-5)
Please note that postcarding starts at 3pm. See you there!