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HAVE YOU CONSIDERED THINKTECH LOGOWARE? Check out our ThinkTech Cafe Press Logo Ware, especially during the Spring Fund Drive. We have these great hats and T-shirts, and more.  Order online.  The Cafe Press link is on our website: https://www.cafepress.com/thinktechhawaii  We don't make any real money on these logo items, but the idea is for you not only to enjoy them but also to show your support for ThinkTech and what we do. Yes, please get them, wear them proudly, and of course please tell people why. At the same time, you might also want to donate to our Spring Fund Drive and help us pay the bills.  Go to thinktechhawaii.com and click on the Donate button there. That would be great.   Thanks so much. ThinkTech Discovering the Future

Frequently Asked Questions about our 2023 Spring Fund D rive 1. How long does the Spring 2023 Fund Drive last?   The Spring 2023 Fund Drive started on May 1 and will continue until June 15. 2. How will the funds raised during the Spring 2023 Fund Drive be used?   We’re trying to raise $18,000 for this drive.   The funds will be used to pay for our rent, equipment, staff, platforms and community events. 3. Is my donation tax-deductible?   Yes! ThinkTech Hawaii is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, so your contributions are tax-deductible. 4. What other ways are there to support ThinkTech Hawaii besides financial contributions?   ThinkTech Hawaii welcomes volunteer talk show hosts, guests and collaborators. If you would like to contribute, you can contact ThinkTech Hawaii at shows@thinktechhawaii.com to explore opportunities to get involved. 5. How can I stay updated on the progress and impact of the fund drive?   Stay up-to-date on ThinkTech's activities and events by s

THINKTECH 2023 SPRING FUND DRIVE ThinkTech Hawaii is currently holding its Spring 2023 Fund Drive, inviting individuals and organizations to contribute towards the exploration and advancement of ideas and initiatives that will empower the community in shaping a bright future for all. The organization has been a pioneer in promoting intellectual discourse and fostering a vibrant community of thinkers, innovators, and leaders through a diverse range of programs. The platform brings citizen journalist hosts and guests together to engage and educate the viewership on local, national, and global issues and events. The organization produces an impressive array of 30 talk shows each week, covering tech, science, energy, business, economic diversification, government, global awareness, the arts, law, healthcare, agriculture, environment, sustainability and much more. These shows are streamed live and available on-demand on various platforms. The funds raised during this drive will enable Think

  FORUM ON CHALLENGES TO HEALTHCARE On Saturday, May 20th from 12 noon to 1 pm, ThinkTech will present a live Point-Counterpoint forum on Challenges to Healthcare in Hawaii.   The forum will be moderated by former Governor John Waihe'e. The panelists will be Hilton Raethel, CEO of Hawaii Healthcare Association, Scott Grosskreutz, a radiologist in Hilo, Esther Smith, a family practice doctor in Kona, and Vicky Cayetano, businesswoman, politician, and informed citizen. The panel will address a number of questions related to healthcare in Hawaii. Some of the questions include the doctor drain, nursing and dentist shortages, solutions proposed by the Hawaii Medical Association and health insurance companies, and the tension between independent physicians and corporate healthcare organizations. Other topics to be discussed include the effect of the doctor drain on the standard of care, the future of healthcare in Hawaii, life expectancy and infant mortality, the aging population and sen