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Hawai'i Craftsmen, based in Honolulu, HI, is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and promoting the work of local artists and artisans across various mediums such as clay, fiber, metal, wood, and more. Supported by various foundations and institutions, Hawai'i Craftsmen offers a range of programs, events, and exhibitions to showcase the rich artistic talent present in the Hawaiian Islands.Generated from the website

The United Chinese Society of Hawaii is a community organization located in Chinatown, Honolulu, dedicated to serving and promoting the interests of the local Chinese population. The Society Hall, situated on the second floor of a building on King Street, is accessible to the elderly and disabled with the assistance of a stair lift. Offering various events and activities, the Society fosters cultural engagement and social connections among its member societies and the broader community. Convenient parking options, including metered on-street and off-street facilities, are available nearby for visitors attending events. Generated from the website

The Pacific Gateway Center (PGC) is dedicated to serving disadvantaged, uprooted, and displaced individuals in Hawaii since its establishment in 1973. It focuses on empowering low-income residents, immigrants, refugees, and other vulnerable populations to rebuild their lives with hope, respect, and dignity through skill-building and access to opportunities. As a partner affiliate of the United States Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI) and the Catholic Legal Immigration Network (CLINIC), PGC offers a range of services, including immigration assistance, economic development, and emergency recovery. The center also hosts a Hawaii Language Bank, providing interpretation and translation services in over 35 languages to ensure language access for the community. Generated from the website