Supporting Our Community

UHA sponsors the following non-profit organizations and community events that promote better health. 

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Alzheimer’s Association Hawaii

More than 5 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s. Currently, more than 29,000 people in Hawaii are living with the disease, and over 65,000 family and friends are providing care. UHA is a sponsor of the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s, an annual event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer’s care, support and research.

Visit Alzheimer’s Association Hawaii’s website for more information about their cause and programs to help those affected by Alzheimer’s disease.​

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Blood Bank of Hawaii

There are many ways to save lives and support the community. Donating the gift of blood is a valuable way in which UHA associates give back to our community. A corporate sponsor since 2004, UHA holds approximately 4 blood drives per year.

To join us in support of this lifesaving effort, please visit the Blood Bank of Hawaii website at www.bbh.org.

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American Heart Association

UHA is a proud annual sponsor of the Oahu Heart Walk, organized by the American Heart Association.
Cardiovascular diseases are America’s number one killer and a leading cause of disability. UHA promotes lowering cardiovascular disease risks in our own company by providing opportunities and rewards for increasing the amount and intensity of physical activity and eating a variety of healthy foods.

For more information on the walk or to donate, please click here.

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American Diabetes Association

According to the statistics from the American Diabetes Association, 30 million children and adults have diabetes in the United States. Type-two diabetes is a preventable disease. For more information about the Tour De Cure, please visit their website.

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March of Dimes

UHA partners with the March of Dimes as an annual sponsor of the March For Babies Walk. Funds raised by this event go towards improving the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth, and infant mortality. For more information about the March of Dimes walk, please click here.