Club Feature: Marx and Crafts Donation Drive
Marx and Crafts club members collected donations to give back to the less fortunate during the Thanksgiving holiday season.
Auliʻi Anuenue Medeiros, Staff Reporter
The Marx and Crafts Club was created in hopes of solving problems commonly faced by native Hawaiians as well as other marginalized groups from a leftist approach. The name of the club is a play on words replacing the "arts" in arts and crafts with Karl Marx's name. By studying the work of artists and authors, the club finds unique solutions to many problems faced in our society.
Recently, the club put a donation drive together at Konia Field to give back to the community. Club organizer Ella Turner says that the donation drive turned out to be more successful than they had hoped. Turner says that "during the last two days of the drive, [the club] collected double the expected amount." Many high school students contributed to this event and the club plans to host similar events in the future, which will hopefully have similar if not better results than their previous donation drive.
Turner claims that the club is currently trying to get a "state permit to start a communal fridge/pantry downtown," so there will be more community involvement to support their movement. The club is also planning a community event with "a few bands, some speakers, and loads of activities." In addition, there will be a second donation drive in the spirit of the Christmas season to look out for.
If you are interested in joining the Marx and Crafts Club, don't hesitate to contact Ella Turner by email at [email protected].
Aloha! Iʻm Auliʻi Anuenue Medeiros and am from the Kailua-Kaneohe area of the island. This year I am a senior and am excited for my first year with Ka Mōʻī. I chose to join this class because I have an interest in writing and wanted to see if journalism was the right path for me. Besides writing, I enjoy reading, listening to music, dancing, surfing, and doing all kinds of sports. Outside of school, you can often find me at the beach, working out at the gym, or just hanging out with friends and family. I am excited to be on this year's Ka Mōʻī staff and am looking forward to all of the stories we are going to be able to share :)
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Lexi • Jan 10, 2023 at 9:23 am
I enjoy the insightful information about Ella's club. This club's mission is very important and helpful for the community and you wrote about it very well. This club could be easily misunderstood but this article cleared it up. I like how you also mentioned Ella's hopes of the future and what they already accomplished.
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