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September 2005
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We participated in [Save Our Seas]’ annual Ocean Fest where we offered seaweed & avocado sushi, cæsar salads (sans eggs or fish), our famous veggie 3-bean chili, lavender gingerade & strawberry lemonade. We had so much fun supporting Captain Paul and this organization and the fun seemed to be contagious. Great music, educational booths, crafts, beautiful weather, and of course our great food made for a fabulous event. Join us next year!
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Community Links of Interest
What We DoPapaya’s is involved in many aspects of Kauai’s daily community. Currently, there are four main projects that we participate in on a regular basis. As responsible citizens of the tiny Garden Island of Kauai that we call our home, we’d like to share with you the value and importance we place on Kauai’s families, children and environment. Please visit some of these fine organizations and help us to support their cause!
The Papaya Pythons is a hockey league for kids that we sponsor. It keeps the kids happy, occupied and healthy; need we say more?  The Adopt-a-Highway program, which began in 1989, has been one of the truly successful government-volunteer partnerships of our time. Since 1989, more than 150,000 people in the Western U.S. to Hawaii have kept more than 18,000 shoulder-miles of roadside clean. Participation often includes removing litter, planting and establishing trees, removing graffiti and controlling Kauai’s verdant vegetation. If you or your company — like Papaya’s — is interested in adopting one of Kauai’s needy roads, adoptions usually span a two-mile stretch of roadside and permits are issued for five-year periods. Call (808) 274-XXXX for info.
kauaiglass.org: Kauai Recycling for the Arts, a non-profit organization, was created to help educate our community about the importance of recycling in a fun and exciting way — through the use of ART! Kauai Recycling for the Arts will be turning yesterday’s trash into tomorrow’s treasures! We invite you to join us!
higean.org/kauai: Our mission is to raise awareness and educate the public about the health, economic, and environmental risks of genetically modified organisms, while providing meaningful ways to work towards creating a GMO-free Kaua'i.
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