Kaka'ako Boxing Club

About Kaka'ako Boxing Club

Founded in 1932 by Yonoichi “Yono” Kitagawa, Kaka'ako Boxing Club is the oldest boxing club in the nation, dedicated to serving the residents of Kaka’ako and the surrounding areas. Reorganized in 1980 by Masa and George Nakaoka, the club has become a cornerstone of the Honolulu community, providing a safe and supportive environment for underserved and at-risk youth and young adults. Through boxing, members develop confidence, coordination, and essential life skills.

Impact of Kaka'ako Boxing Club

Over the decades, Kaka'ako Boxing Club has produced numerous athletes who have achieved national and world rankings in boxing. Many of these individuals have transitioned into successful careers across various sectors, including healthcare, information technology, and government, showcasing the profound impact of the club on their lives.

Why Donate to Kaka'ako Boxing Club?

Your generous donations help maintain a safe training environment, provide complimentary coaching for those in need, and support athletes in local and national competitions. The club fosters a family-like atmosphere where individuals from diverse backgrounds come together to share their passion for boxing and personal growth. Every contribution, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, directly supports the mission of empowering youth and building a stronger community.

Join the Fight for Change!

Support Kaka'ako Boxing Club today by donating cryptocurrency or cash. Your contribution will help continue the legacy of mentorship and empowerment for the youth of Honolulu. Together, we can make a difference!