Cathy Camp, Alicia Moy, and Denise Hayashi were all recognized as the Girl Scouts of Hawaiʻi's 2018 Women of Distinction.
Cathy Camp, Kamehameha Schools director of Planning and Development celebrates with her husband Gary, and daughter Briana.
G.I.R.L. – a go-getter, innovator, risk-taker, and leader - The Girl Scouts motto.
Honorees shared their inspiring messages with a group of Girl Scouts attendees.
The Girl Scout’s mission started in Hawaiʻi in 1917, and supports almost 5,000 girl and adult members statewide.
Cathy Camp walks toward the stage with Girl Scout of Hawaiʻi member.
Various Girl Scouts of Hawaiʻi troops performed at the dinner celebration.
Funds raised from the event directly benefit Girl Scouts of Hawaiʻi and its enhanced leadership programs for thousands of Girl Scouts across the state, and support their mission to build girls of courage, confidence and character.
The annual event recognizes Hawaiʻi’s future leaders and most distinguished women from various career fields.
Shari Chang, Girl Scout of Hawaiʻi CEO and Alicia Moy, president and CEO of Hawaiʻi Gas.
KS staffers and their guests attended the celebration dinner to support and cheer Cathy Camp. From L to R (top to bottom): Robert Wheeler, Haunani Fujimoto, Marcy Fleming, Cathy Camp, Hilarie Alomar, Sharon Gi, Tim Slottow, Lauren Nahme, Adam Green and Stacy Clayton.
