Wilson Phillips performs in Haleiwa for nonprofit Ho'ola Napua
A charity concert on Oahu's North Shore raised money and attention for a group fighting child sex trafficking — good news for the nonprofit and the kids it serves.
- Wilson Phillips played a charity show in Haleiwa alongside Billy Baldwin.
- The money supports Ho'ola Napua, which works to prevent child sex trafficking and exploitation in Hawaii.
- The group met with local kids after the show and talked about the hope surrounding the community.
- A second performance is set for the Voices of Hope event at Limelight, with more than 500 people expected.
- Separately, Kumu Kahua Theater is running a one-night buy-one-get-one deal for "The Queen's Will," a new play about the 1918 trial of a Hawaiian princess accused of conspiracy.
Outlook: The second concert should push donations and awareness for the nonprofit higher this week.