Every child in this world deserves to be raised with lots of Aloha.
501(c)3 - Tax Exempt
Every child in this world deserves to be raised with lots of Aloha.
501(c)3 - Tax Exempt
501(c)3 - Tax Exempt
501(c)3 - Tax Exempt
Together, we can uplift thousands of families across Utah and ensure that the next generation carries forward both success and the spirit of Aloha.
Reading books is crucial for Polynesian children as it fosters cultural identity, enhances language skills, and promotes literacy development, ultimately contributing to their academic success and overall well-being. By encountering stories that reflect their own heritage, children develop a sense of belonging and pride, while also expanding their understanding of the world around them.
Get a free WAFFLE LOVE or RAISING CANES (KIDS MEAL) for every book you read at grade level or above. Elementary and Junior High ages.
Expires May 2026
Students - Read 9 books this year!
Parents - Sign off after every book read.
The Meet & Inspire program is designed to uplift and empower children by giving them the opportunity to meet local celebrities, athletes, artists, and community leaders. These positive role models spark inspiration and joy, creating moments that children will cherish for a lifetime.
Through these encounters, children experience a boost in confidence as they feel recognized, valued, and encouraged by someone they admire. Meeting a local celebrity shows them that big dreams are possible—even for someone from their own neighborhood—and inspires them to pursue their own goals with courage and determination.
Each interaction is more than just a photo or handshake—it is a powerful reminder to every child that they are seen, their potential matters, and their future is full of possibility. The joy, pride, and motivation they carry forward becomes a source of strength for their growth, both personally and within their community.
Entrepreneurship programs & workshops for Pacific Islander are vital because they contribute to economic prosperity, address unique challenges faced by the region, empower individuals and communities, and help preserve and promote the rich cultural heritage of the Pacific Islands.
Teaching future generations Pacific Islands crafts, such as coconut leaf weaving, is crucial for preserving cultural heritage and fostering numerous positive outcomes.
By embracing and passing down Pacific Islands crafts, future generations gain not only technical skills but also a deeper understanding of their cultural roots, environmental responsibility, and the importance of community cohesion and personal wellbeing.
The arts of music, recording, and songwriting is significant for Pacific Islanders. Music, recording, and songwriting hold profound significance for Pacific Islanders for a variety of reasons: Cultural Preservation being one. In essence, music for Pacific Islanders is not merely entertainment, but a powerful means of expression, a vital part of their cultural fabric, and a testament to their enduring spirit and rich heritage.
Learn the creative side, engineering aspects and most importantly the business side of the industry.
Healthy eating and access to mental health support are vital for Polynesian people to improve physical health, address mental health challenges, overcome cultural barriers, and promote overall well-being and resilience.
Efforts to improve health outcomes must acknowledge the interconnectedness of physical and mental health within the context of Polynesian cultural values and experiences.
“We believe that if we don’t do our part we could be a generation away from possibly losing more of our cultures.“ -Founder
By engaging with their culture through stories, song and dance, young people can learn from and connect with elders, ensuring that traditions are passed on to future generations.
Sports camps and clinics offer numerous benefits for youth, including skill development, physical fitness, and social-emotional growth. They provide a focused environment for improving athletic abilities, building confidence, and learning teamwork.
Additionally, these programs promote healthy habits, reduce screen time, and offer opportunities for children to connect with peers and develop essential life skills.
Playing instruments is an important part of our culture. Teaching kids to play the ukulele does heaps more than just fill the air with music. It's a cracker for boosting their brainpower, emotions, social skills, and creativity. The uke's a top choice for young ones because it's easy to pick up and strum.
This program is held at our Orem location. It is used by churches, schools, scouts, etc.
An umu is a traditional method of cooking, particularly common in Samoa and other Polynesian cultures, that utilizes an above-ground or slightly sunken oven built with hot stones. It's a method for slow-cooking food, imparting a unique smoky flavor.
PGA TOUR PLAYER TONY & GIPPER FINAU at the annual Aloha Golf Classic 2006 “Swing Fore Cancer” Working out on the driving range with these great young men.
Let our coaches help you understand your golf swing by fixing your mental and physical golf game, and teach you the course management skills you need to navigate yourself around the golf course especially when your swing might not be present.
Get involved and make a difference
What It Means to Be an Ambassador of Aloha.
Joining our Ambassador Program means making the simple, powerful decision to live with intention and lead with love. It’s not a strict set of rules, but instead a lifestyle rooted in compassion, generosity, and small everyday acts that create real change.
As an ambassador, your only commitment is to practice kindness in your daily life. Whether it’s holding the door open, complimenting a stranger, or lending a hand to someone in need, your actions matter.
Once you sign up, you’ll receive a Ambassador Package in the mail. Inside, you’ll find kindness cards, tags, a badge, a unique ambassador code, branded merchandise, and everything you need to feel empowered to take action in your community.
This is your invitation to join a global movement rooted in empathy, action, and human connection. We’re so glad you’re here.
The rest is easy! Start practicing random acts of kindness in your community, hand out a kindness card when it feels right, and use your ambassador code to log the acts of kindness you perform!
Utah has the third-highest population of Pacific Islander residents among all U.S. We make up roughly 1.8% of Utah's total population. We hope to educate & empower 1000+ families annually through our various cultural preservation programs.
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Hallie’s House Reading Rewards Program
No purchase necessary — just a love for reading! Encourage your kids to discover the joy of books and see how reading pays off! Every book they read gets them closer to fun rewards:
Free Kids Meal at Raising Cane’s
Free Waffle from Waffle Love
Join hundreds of kids in our Reading Club today and watch your kids grow in imagination, confidence, and excitement for learning.
Because at Hallie’s House, we believe every page turned is a step toward a brighter future.
"Read More. Earn More. Love Reading."