Honoring the Birthplace of the 44th U.S. President

4th Annual Virtual & In-Person 3-Mile Walk Across The Globe

Sunday, August 1, 2021

Honoring the Birthplace of the 44th U.S. President

4th Annual Virtual & In-Person 3-Mile Walk Across The Globe

Sunday, August 1, 2021

What We're About

Event

Our History

Our Goals

The Annual Obama Birthday Walk honoring the Birthplace of the 44th U.S. President and his early childhood in Hawai'i. Join us virtually or in-person! in the celebration. Organize a virtual 3-mile walk in your home state/country or join us in-person in Honolulu on the beautiful island of Oahu fittingly known as "the gathering place" to celebrate Birthplace and legacy.

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Our Goals

Our History

Our Goals

'Ae hiki no! Yes We Can! Our goal is to raise $1 million to acquire a permanent home for the Obama Hawaiian Africana Museum. All donations, pledges, and membership fees will go directly to the non-profit museum. Join the walk! Help us celebrate and honor the birthplace of 44th U.S. President.

A FUTURE HOME

Our History

Since 2018, the Obama Birthday Walk has raised well over $20,000 in support of honoring the birthplace of the First African-American U.S. President's legacy. Next year we seek to raise $100,000 to help the Obama Hawaiian Africana Museum preserve two-centuries of cultural heritage and history about early settlers' Africana descendants in Hawaiian Islands.

OBAMA MUSEUM

REGISTER YOUR TEAM

Individual Walker (Age 18+)

$44.00

Young Walker (Age 13-18)

Individual Walker (Age 18+)

$14.00

Child Walker (Age 6-12)

Individual Walker (Age 18+)

Walk Team (min 5 people)

$4.00

Walk Team (min 5 people)

Corporate Walk Group (25+ people)

Walk Team (min 5 people)

$220.00

Walk Group (6-10 people)

Corporate Walk Group (25+ people)

$440

10 people

RESGITER

Corporate Walk Group (25+ people)

$1,100 +

Obama Hawaiian Africana Museum

Virtual/In-Person Obama Walk

Obama Hawaiian Africana Museum

Virtual/In-Person Obama Walk

Honoring the Birthplace of the 44th U.S. President

Honoring the Birthplace of the 44th U.S. President

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