Hawaiʻi Walk for Health 2026

  • Date Sat 29th August 2026
  • Time 8:00AM HST
  • Location Aiea, Hawaii
  • Price $11.60 - $22.20
  • Races 2 races

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Event summary

Join us on Saturday, August 29, 2026, for the 3rd Annual Hawaiʻi Walk for Health, taking place at the beautiful Neal S. Blaisdell Park in Aiea, Honolulu! This uplifting community event kicks off at 8:00 a.m. and invites everyone to participate in a journey towards health, wellness, and solidarity. The walk features a well-marked, accessible route that spans a quarter mile, making it perfect for all ages and abilities, including families, beginners, and individuals with reduced mobility.

As we gather for this inspiring event, we aim to raise awareness and funds for crucial initiatives surrounding health, immigrant rights, workers' advocacy, and cultural education. The Hawaiʻi Walk for Health is not just about physical fitness; it’s a collective step towards addressing the challenges our communities face today. With engaging support stations, educational signs, and opportunities to connect with local organizations, this event is a celebration of community empowerment and resilience. Let’s walk together and make a positive impact in our lives and the lives of others!

Organiser's Description

We invite you to join us in making a meaningful impact as a sponsor of the 3RD ANNUAL HAWAI'I WALK FOR HEALTH, taking place on Saturday, August 29, 2026, at 8:00 a.m. at Neal S. Blaisdell Park in Aiea.

What began as a simple community walk has grown into a powerful gathering of people who believe that health means more than physical fitness. As we enter our third year, we are excited to build on the incredible momentum of the past two events and create an experience that is bigger, more engaging, and more impactful than ever before.

Today, many of us carry burdens that cannot be measured by a blood pressure reading or a step counter. Families face rising costs of living and housing insecurity. Communities around the world continue to be affected by war and humanitarian crises. Many struggle with concerns about government accountability, economic uncertainty, workplace challenges, and the future opportunities available to the next generation. These realities affect our collective well-being, our mental health, and our sense of hope. That is why we walk.

Why We Walk:

* We walk when words aren't enough.
* We walk when we are frustrated, concerned, or searching for solutions.
* We walk to support our workers, our immigrants, our elders, our youth, and our neighbors.
* We walk to care for our minds, bodies, and spirits.
* We walk to show solidarity.
* We walk because community is stronger when we move forward together.
* Whatever your reason for walking, let's do it together.

The Walk is designed to be accessible and welcoming to everyone. Participants will enjoy a well-marked route on mostly flat terrain suitable for beginners, families with children, kupuna, and individuals with reduced mobility. Along the course, participants will encounter inspirational and educational signs, community messages, support stations, and opportunities to connect with organizations working to strengthen our communities.

The Hawai'i Walk for Health is hosted by five community-based organizations the University of the Philippines Alumni Association of Hawaii (UPAAH [https://upaah.org/]), the National Alliance for Filipino Concerns (NAFCON [https://nafconusa.org/]), Hawai'i Filipinos for Truth, Justice, And Democracy (HFTJD [https://hawaiifilipinos.org/]), the Hawaii Workers Center (HWC [https://www.hawaiiworkerscenter.org/]), and the Hawaii Public Health Institute (HIPHI [https://www.hiphi.org/]) this walk raises awareness and funds to support initiatives around health, immigrant rights, workers' advocacy, and cultural education.

TOGETHER, WE ARE COMMITTED TO PROMOTING HEALTH, WELLNESS, CIVIC ENGAGEMENT, CULTURAL AWARENESS, AND COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT THROUGHOUT HAWAI'I, ALONG WITH OUR NEW PARTNERS THIS YEAR

* Anakbayan Hawai'i
* Filipino Curriculum Project
* Filipino Mental Health Initiative - Hawai'i
* Generation Action at the University of Hawaii Manoa
* Katipunan Club at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa
* Philippine Pre-Medical Association of Hawai'i
* Social Medicine Hawai'i
* Timpuyog Organization at the University of Hawai'i at Manoa



The Walk is an easy well-marked trail, mostly on grass on a flat terrain that is suitable for everyone, including beginners, children and even those with reduced mobility. It will be a pre-determined lap with a quarter mile distance within the park with guided signage and support stations along the way.



_ARE YOU READY TO WALK?_

* REVIEW SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LTJLhhYs5jS-3LxL6y97a0WuvSJaeoZ4/view?usp=sharing]

Races

  • Hawaiʻi Walk for Health (Adults & Teenagers)

    Incl. $2.20 Fee

    Sat 29th August 2026 (8:00AM HST)

    $22.20

    Check-in starts at 7am Walk between 8-10am Visit sponsor booths, take pictures, and listen to music from 10-11am
  • Hawaiʻi Walk for Health (Kids)

    Incl. $1.60 Fee

    Sat 29th August 2026 (8:00AM HST)

    $11.60

    OPENS 01 JUL
    Children ages 3 - 12 only. Children under 3 are free.

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Neil S. Blaisdell Park, 98-319 Kamehameha Hwy., Aiea, 96701, HI, United States

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