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Maui Nonprofit benefits from restaurant’s dining program

August 5, 2012
The Maui News

Foundations and entities that contributed recently to Maui County community nonprofits and others are as follows:

* Duke's Beach House donated $1,482 to Women Helping Women. The funds were raised through the restaurant's Legacy of Aloha program, which collected a portion of the proceeds from the restaurant's nightly Duke's Tasting Menu from April through June. Women Helping Women is dedicated to ending domestic violence through advocacy, education and prevention.

"Our Legacy of Aloha program makes it possible for us to fulfill Duke Kahanamoku's creed to share aloha with others," said Duke's and TS representative Chris Thibaut. "Women Helping Women is fighting for something that every woman and child deserves - a safe and loving family environment - and we proudly support their efforts."

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Women Helping Women executive director Stacey Moniz (center), accepts a check from Duke’s Beach House Community Relations Coordinator K.C. Hendrickson and Duke’s Beach House Assistant General Manager Chris Thibaut.

Duke’s Beach House photo

The beneficiary of Duke's Tasting Menu from July through September will be Feed My Sheep Maui. Restaurant staff is also donating volunteer hours to the organization.

 
 

 

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