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<br />46. Project Title EXHIBIT
<br />SMASH FEST
<br />47, Project Start Date
<br />05/31/2026
<br />06/06/2026
<br />49, Please select all areas of Hawaii Island where the project will be administered,, delivered,, and
<br />implemented.
<br />Puna
<br />50. Please select the district of the Council Member from which you would like to apply for Contingency
<br />Relief Funds,
<br />Council District 4
<br />* 51, In 2,,000 characters or less,, describe the project.
<br />The SMASH FEST is designed to be a premier event that draws participants and visitors from around the world,
<br />enhancing the economy of Hawaii Island through sports tourism., with a special focus on volleyball and the music of
<br />Hawaii. Set against the breathtaking landscapes of the islands, the festival brings the spirit of "ALOHA" to everyone
<br />involved. This annual event will be held during the first week of June,, primarily at William "Billy" Kenoi District Park
<br />and PZihoa High and Intermediate School, with P5hoa Elementary and Keonepoko Elementary serving as backup sites.
<br />Hawaiian cultural performances and music will complement an exciting schedule of competitions, clinics, and
<br />community activities. Tentatively, officials" training for ages 14 and up will begin on May 31, followed by a youth
<br />volleyball tournament for ages 10-14 from June 13. On June 3,, participants can join a skills clinic with Olympian
<br />Courtney Thomas and a coach"s clinic with Tama Miyashiro. The adult volleyball tournament for ages 18 and up will
<br />run from June 4-6. The festival will conclude on June 6 with a vibrant celebration featuring a concert, wellness fair,
<br />and color run, offering , attendees the opportunity to immerse themselves in Hawaiian heritage while gaining valuable
<br />skills, fostering wellness, and building community connections.
<br />* 52. 501(c)(3) Mission Statement
<br />The Lo"i Collective objective is to aid all ages with physical, cultural and psychological development,, preparing all for
<br />life.
<br />* 53, In 1,,000 characters or less,, explain how the 501(c)(3) is connected to the project.
<br />TLCF is thrilled to partner with organizations that host events for individuals of all ages and backgrounds within their
<br />community. The SMASH FEST will showcase a diverse range of activities celebrating Hawaiian culture., including music,
<br />volleyball skills clinics, and training sessions for officials and coaches. TLCF plays a pivotal role in guiding this initiative,
<br />with a steadfast mission to empower underserved communities by creating accessible opportunities for all ages.
<br />Through a holistic approach that fosters social connection,, physical health,, and mental wellness, TLCF works to
<br />cultivate thriving environments where every community member can flourish.
<br />* 54. Please upload a completed CRF Grant Budget Form.
<br />Public Purpose of Requested Funds
<br />Per §2-138 of the Hawaii County Code 1983 (2016 Edition,, as amended), the County may grant an award only if the
<br />proposed program or service provides direct public benefits and fulfills a public purpose within the County.
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