Tūtū and Me
Before going on their summer break, our Tūtū and Me staff on Oʻahu visited the North Shore’s Loko ʻEa fishpond.
This month Oʻahu Tūtū and Me staff came together to volunteer at our Kupa ʻAina Demonstration Natural Farming Project in Kailua.
Over the last few weeks, our Tūtū and Me sites across the Islands have been holding their annual graduation celebrations.
On Thursday, May 9th a group of Tūtū and Me Traveling Preschool alumni on the Big Island came together to feed the hungry.
The 41st annual Visitor Industry Charity Walk took place across the Islands in the month of May, raising over $2.5 million dollars for participating local charities.
The day started out normally. Partners in Development Foundation’s Tūtū and Me Traveling Preschool staff in East Hawaiʻi got up, went to work, drove the vans to their site, and unloaded to prepare for their families. It wasn’t until they were halfway through the introductory song when they heard the first explosion.
When Archdeacon Steve Costa saw Partners in Development Foundation (PIDF) President Jan Dill speaking to KITV about the importance of Early Childhood Education, he felt a pull to do something for the organization.
After returning to Honolulu from San Francisco, the crew of Hikianalia had a problem.
The end of January marks the start of our monthly Na Makamae segment, when we recognize employees who are doing tremendous work with the children and families they serve.
The 2018 holiday season was a busy one for Partners in Development Foundation and our many programs.
This past Saturday the 8th, Partners in Development Foundation returned to the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum to share our Tūtū and Me book series, “Kai and Friends.”
Partners in Development Foundation has received a $50,000 grant from the Hawaiʻi Community Foundation (HCF).