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REGISTER HERE Cheers to a Year of Impact! Join the Young Professionals and Aloha United Way’s Society of Young Leaders (SYL) for its 2026 General Membership Meeting, an evening to celebrate a year of impact with some of our closest community partners! Aloha United Way CEO, Michelle Bartell, will share her vision for SYL in 2027. She’ll also talk about how young leaders can help advance AUW’s mission of a Hawaii united in aloha, where every person has the chance to thrive. What to Expect: Talk story with nonprofit leaders: Hear from local changemakers about how young people are shaping the future of our community. AUW’s impact: Learn how Aloha United Way supports families and neighbors across the islands. Ways to get involved: Explore volunteering, giving and leadership opportunities, and connect with other young professionals who want to make a difference. Come for the pau hana, stay for the conversation, and leave inspired to make 2027 your year of impact.

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