Concession Stand
Concession stands are provided to student organizations to fundraise on campus. Each club is assigned a football game during the season and sells hotdogs, hamburgers, and brats. The Hawaii Club usually offers its unique flavors to campus visitors by also selling teriburgers. For the 2008-2009 academic school year, the Hawaii Club's concession stand will be: Purdue game @ South Alumni

Michigan City Trip
Each year, the Hawaii club ensures the preparedness of all incoming students by taking a trip to Michigan City between mid-October and early-November. South Bend winters are one-of-a-kind and extreme weather encroaches on the Notre Dame campus spontaneously -- you can never trust the weather man in South Bend, IN. Michigan City is a large outdoor shopping mall filled with brand-name outlet stores. The trip to the mall usually occupies the majority of a day and allows students some good bonding time during the 90 minute drive to Michigan City.
For further information, check out the Michigan City website.

Asian Allure
Each year, the Asian American Association of Notre Dame produces a Fall performance showcasing the Asian-American cultural clubs on campus. Hawaii Club has participates by offering a number of polynesian dances ranging from Hula Kahiko and Hula Auana to Tahitian.
For more information, visit the Asian American Association website.

Lu`au
Luau is the Hawaii Club's main production each year. Production for the event begins at home during winter break when students can bring Hawaiian goodies back to campus. The Luau is a great outlet during the Spring semester for students -- making up for the football season in the fall -- and allows them to take an occasional break from studying each week.
For more information, visit our Luau website.

Prospective Projects
The Hawaii Club is working to coordinate two new projects with other service oriented clubs on campus -- one in the fall and one in the spring.

Currently, the fall project is a Gingerbread House Build to take place during the holiday season for the homeless and less fortunate in the South Bend area. The intentions of this project is to give families from the community something to look forward to each year. Building gingerbread houses is always a fun time for the whole family and provides a way for the community to come together and be creative under one roof.

Working in conjunction with the dining halls on campus, the Hawaii Club is also planning a Dining Hall staff dinner. The philosophy behind the dinner is that the staff is always providing meals for the students; for one night, the students should be able to give back to the staff.

Please feel free to contact the Hawaii Club regarding any prospective projects.