By Léo Azambuja

Staff and volunteers at YWCA who put together Pink Sunday.

Staff and volunteers at YWCA who put together Pink Sunday.

The second edition of the annual Pink Sunday was a success, with a wide variety of vendors supporting the YWCA fundraising event.

YWCA Board VP Heather Singleton said she got a lot of praise from vendors who were stoked to be a part of an event exclusively for women.

Besides dozens of vendors, there was a fashion show, performances, food, massages, children’s activities and even dog adoptions available.

“Unfortunately, we had to turn away vendors, but next year we are planning to put up more tents to accommodate more vendors,” Singleton said.

So if you missed this year’s event, make sure to mark you calendar for next year, because the Pink Sunday before Black Friday should be even better.

Tiahla Mortell and little Lehua.
Brittany Parkinson, of HI Xposure.
Sudeeka belly dancers.
Sudeeka belly dancers.
Kristine Ichikawa, of Kawaii Cupcakes.
From left to right, Daniela Brause with her daughter Naila, Tanya Hughes and Dana Curnan, of DoTerra and Party Wonderland.
Kristine and Jay Vallandingham, of Mauka Girl Creations.
Kapua Kaneakua, owner of Mermaid at Heart Hawai‘i.
The Maione family, Mardi and Donnie with their son, Luca.
Adriadne da Silva, owner of Gypset in Po‘ipu.
Miss Hawai‘i Stephanie Steuri, from Kalaheo.
Zonta Club’s Savita Kumar, left, and Darrelyn Lemke, with little Makoa Lemke.
Donia Lilly with her artwork.
Heather Singleton and her 3-month-old boy Kaimalino Medeiros.

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