Hawaiʻi Kai scouts · Friends · Community

A little water.
A lot of aloha.

Two races. One community effort. Join our Scouts, families, and Lions Club friends in keeping runners refreshed at the Honolulu Marathon and the Hapalua.

Find your water station
Many helping hands.
One water crew.
Troop 101Hawaiʻi Kai Boy Scouts
Pack 101Hawaiʻi Kai Cub Scouts
Troop 11Girls troop
Lions ClubCommunity support
Meet us along the course

Two stations. Same aloha.

Choose your event for the station location. Volunteer arrival times and assignments will be shared once confirmed.

Honolulu Marathon

At the bay.

Maunalua Bay Beach Park

Our Hawaiʻi Kai water station brings a welcome cup and a cheering crew to marathon day.

Volunteer scheduleTo be announced
Meeting point & parkingDetails coming soon
View park on map ↗

Map shows the park; the exact volunteer check-in point will be confirmed.

The Hapalua · Half Marathon

By the Shell.

Waikīkī Shell

A shared morning of service, encouragement, and refreshments for the Hapalua runners.

Volunteer scheduleTo be announced
Meeting point & parkingDetails coming soon
View Shell on map ↗

Map shows the venue; the exact volunteer check-in point will be confirmed.

Your race-day checklist

Show up ready.
Leave with a smile.

A few essentials for your volunteer bag. Check items as you pack, and follow the final instructions from your unit leader.

0 of 5 essentials packed
Make your morning count

A place for every helping hand.

01

Connect with your group

Let your troop, pack, or Lions Club coordinator know which event you would like to support.

02

Confirm your assignment

Watch for your arrival time, meeting point, and role. Help may include setup, preparing cups, serving water, or cleanup.

03

Check in together

Meet your station lead before starting. Youth volunteers should follow their unit’s adult supervision arrangements.

Volunteer sign-ups and shifts are being organized.For now, coordinate through your existing unit or club leader. Confirmed schedules, station contacts, and registration links will appear here when available.
Before you head out

A few useful answers.

Which groups are part of Water Station 101?

Hawaiʻi Kai Troop 101 Boy Scouts and Pack 101 Cub Scouts run the stations each year, with support from the Lions Club and Troop 11 girls troop.

Where do I find my shift?

Schedules have not been posted yet. Please confirm your assignment with your unit or club coordinator before race day.

Can I use the maps for volunteer check-in?

The map links show the park and venue. Your station lead will provide the exact check-in location and any access or parking instructions.

Is this the official race website?

This is a community volunteer information site for these two water stations. For official race information, visit the Honolulu Marathon or the Hapalua.