Please Help Pearlside Boxing Keep Helping Others

Pearlside Boxing  , a non-profit organization founded by Eiichi and Robyn Jumawan, known for their focus on mentoring youth, outreach to homeless families and supporting veterans in need -- now needs your help.  Due to a series of unfortunate events, not the least being a worldwide pandemic, their livelihood is severely at risk.

As many know, Robyn was stricken by a sudden life threatening illness last summer and while everyone who loves her is thrilled to see her on the road to recovery, that road has proven to be much longer than expected.  Now, a year later, she is still unable to walk unassisted; remains severely neurologically and immune compromised, deals with constant pain and yet she has jumped back into her role as the backbone of the organization.  

Additionally, theft of their truck the main transportation for the organization, was not fully covered by insurance and most recently additional vehicle vandalism, along with exhorbitant costs incurred as a result, have resulted in tremendous financial strain.

Their gym and only source of income was shut down from March until the end of June 2020 due to COVID restrictions and now is operating at only 40%.  They are again facing the threat of another potential shutdown as COVID cases increase in Hawaii.  

When devastated recently by the unexpected deaths of two close family members instrumental to the business and faced with the additional costs incrued as a result, they realized they had no choice but to accept an offer for help.

Throughout all of this, Pearlside Boxing has continued to provide training scholarships for underprivileged youth and has worked tirelessly to support many families in crisis with food and medical needs.

PLEASE HELP US make a difference and show our love for two people who have done so much for others.  Now it's our turn to help them.