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    Honolulu Star-Advertiser
    staradvertiser.com > 11/28/2025 > hawaii-news > goodwill-hawaii-sees-surging-demand-but-falling-donations-as-holidays-approach

    Goodwill Hawaii sees surging demand but falling donations as holidays approach

    46+ min ago (882+ words) Friday, November 28, 2025 73" Today's Paper Today " Updated 11:40 p.m. While Goodwill stores statewide have seen an increase in customers looking for deals, donations haven't kept up. Shoppers browsed the merchandise Tuesday at the Goodwill Store and Donation Center on Beretania Street. Shoppers of all ages browsed the merchandise Tuesday at the Beretania Street Goodwill Store. Shoppers browsed the merchandise at the Goodwill Store and Donation Center on Beretania Street on Tuesday, Nov. 25, 2025. Goowill Hawaii CEO hopes to see a turnaround of more incoming donations Heading into the year-end giving season, Goodwill Hawaii is experiencing an unusual squeeze: more shoppers than ever relying on its stores for affordable goods, but fewer donations coming in " especially clothing and linens " as households recover from a turbulent fall marked by the federal shutdown, layoffs and rising costs. "We've experienced some decreases, particularly in the clothing and linen…...

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    KITV Island News
    kitv.com > news > thousands-attend-the-salvation-armys-thanksgiving-luncheon-in-honolulu > article_2f927e94-cf17-4ba9-b59d-e44ee9fa8709.html

    Thousands attend the Salvation Army's Thanksgiving luncheon in Honolulu

    8+ hour, 34+ min ago (412+ words) More than 2,000 people gathered at the Neal S. Blaisdell Exhibition Hall for the Salvation Army's 53rd annual Thanksgiving luncheon, many seeking community and a hot meal. For many attendees, the luncheon provided a meal they might not have had otherwise. HONOLULU (Island News) -- It was eight-year-old Jayden Chonman's first time at the Salvation Army's Thanksgiving luncheon at the Neal Blaisdell Exhibition Hall. "I'm so glad that I came here today so I can enjoy," he said."And we can eat lunch and we can celebrate together." He came with his step dad Jeffrey Vallejos who was looking for a sense of 'ohana. "We hardly get time for spend and a lot of the money goes like to rent and food. So like this right here, this fellowship, this help was pretty good,"Vallejosadded. "And not only that'like 'ohana. Had plenty people from…...

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    Wyoming Tribune Eagle
    wyomingnews.com > rawlinstimes > sawvel-talks-offense-nil-and-roster-construction-ahead-of-hawaii > article_f582729f-38b3-4971-86d7-6e5a6f4c86fc.html

    Sawvel talks offense, NIL and roster construction ahead of Hawaii

    19+ hour, 51+ min ago (1141+ words) University of Wyoming quarterback Kaden Anderson, right, hands the ball off to running back Samuel Harris during a game against Nevada on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2025, at War Memorial Stadium. University of Wyoming line backer Nakian Jackson, left, tackles University of Wyoming wide receiver Deion DeBlanc during their game at War Memorial Stadium on Saturday, in Laramie. LARAMIE " The University of Wyoming could have been preparing for its final regular season game this week before traveling to a bowl game. Instead, it's preparing for its last contest having already been eliminated from postseason contention. The Cowboys extended their losing streak to three games with a frustrating 13-7 home loss Saturday against visiting Nevada. They fell to 4-7 overall and 2-5 in the Mountain West while losing the 15 additional practices that come along with postseason play. To make matters worse, the loss came in front of…...