Volunteers make Genki balls on World Charity Day
Volunteers made Genki balls as part of World Charity Day on Friday at the International Marketplace. Genki balls are made with effective microorganisms bioremediation technology used to clean and restore the healthy microorganisms needed to keep waterways clean.
1/6
Swipe or click to see more
Kouri Nago, left, Genki ball coordinator, and Malia Zannoni, of the International Marketplace with finished Genki balls.
2/6
Swipe or click to see more
Elaina Ng, Brian Young, and Shani Gibson make Genki balls on Friday.
3/6
Swipe or click to see more
Anne Hong adds a bucket of Em-1 or effective microorganisms to the genki ball mix.
4/6
Swipe or click to see more
Yuling Chen, left, and her husband, Kawo Fong, with a tray of Genki balls.
5/6
Swipe or click to see more
A tray of Genki balls.
6/6
Swipe or click to see more
Andrew and Amy Ruesga make Genki balls on Friday.
Pepperdine rallies over Hawaii women’s volleyball
Kamehameha faces Saint Louis in ILH football
Hawaii’s John John Florence wins third world surfing title
Booming construction helps buoy Hawaii’s economy
Liholiho Elementary School third graders receive CPR/AED training from Red Cross
Georgia high school student, 14, shoots and kills 4, wounds 9
Wednesday’s highlights at the Paris Paralympics
Hotel workers in Waikiki continue with strike
City rolls out bus to curb homelessness
Subscriber Favorites
Dick Cheney says he will vote for Kamala Harris
HART board OKs new contract for CEO Lori Kahikina with 22% raise
Teen, father charged in Georgia school shooting appear in court
Hawaii’s John John Florence wins his third world surfing title
Woman, 64, dies after being run over by car on Kihei sidewalk
More Photo Galleries
Pepperdine rallies over Hawaii women’s volleyball
Kamehameha faces Saint Louis in ILH football
Volunteers make Genki balls on World Charity Day
Hawaii’s John John Florence wins third world surfing title
Booming construction helps buoy Hawaii’s economy
