Any wishing to participate need to register through the new system. KHS apologized in its release for any inconvenience this may cause.
“We hope that you’ll stick with us through this change because your support makes such an incredible impact on our programs,” the release stated.
Through the auction, KHS will continue providing the community with programs like Hands on History at the Kona Coffee Living History Farm, the Hanohano O Kona lecture series, Historical Jeep Trips, the Portuguese Stone Oven program, pop-up exhibits, scholarships for students to attend programs on field trips and more.
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