Taking Care of our Community
Prince Waikiki holds a rich history of being home to an ancient Hawaiian estuary where weary travelers once gathered for rest and rejuvenation and where the land and sea offered immerse natural resources. With this deep connection to the history of Oahu, Prince Waikiki is committed to not only honoring the past but establishing the future for new generations of locals and visitors alike.
The Prince Commitment was created with this purpose in mind – support the community the same way the community continues to support us. And as our guests, you also contribute to this effort. By providing only $1 for each night of your stay, you are helping to improve Hawaii. The Prince Commitment is dedicated to supporting local partners that share the same core values as us, including, Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii, Make-A-Wish® Hawaii, the Honolulu Museum of Art (HoMA), Bishop Museum, Anuenue School, and Hawaii Theatre Center.
We thank you for helping us support these local organizations so we can continue to perpetuate and cultivate a better Hawaii for tomorrow and beyond.
Established in 2010 by a small group of friends, Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii has grown into a full-time nonprofit organization that works hard to inspire better consumer behaviors and continued coastal stewardship through cleanups, education and more.
Make-A-Wish® Hawaii strives to grant life-changing wishes for Hawaii’s children with critical illnesses. From custom tree houses to ski adventures in Utah, Make-A-Wish® Hawaii focuses on creating strength, hope and transformation within our children and our community.
Opened to the public in 1927, the Honolulu Museum of Art focuses on inspiring Hawaii through transformative art experiences that celebrate creativity, cultivate wonder, and enhance knowledge to deepen the connection amongst each other and the world we share.
Founded in 1889 in honor of Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop, the last descendant of the royal Kamehameha family, the Bishop Museum is the premier natural and cultural history institution in the Pacific. Recognized throughout the world for its cultural collections, research projects, consulting services and public educational programs.
A small immersion school where students are taught purely through the medium of the Hawaiian language, Anuenue concentrates on teaching today’s youth about Hawaii’s cultural traditions and nurturing our native language.
Established in 1984 the Hawaii Theatre Center is committed to preserve Hawaii’s historic Hawaii Theatre, promoting Hawaiian cultural arts, presenting world class art experiences, and providing arts education.
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