Who are we?
Corvette Center Ministries (CCM) is a 501(c)3 faith-based organization established in 1998 by Pastor Curtis Tsuzaki. Based in Waianae, CCM provides food, clothing, and necessities to the homeless in the community, and assists individuals in obtaining social services and finding housing.
Why "Corvette Center Ministries"?
CCM began primarily as a ministry that fed the homeless weekly hot meals in downtown Honolulu. Soon after, CCM moved to the Corvette Center Body Shop, where in addition to feeding the homeless, it provided spiritual support and guidance through church services and Bible studies.
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Our Missions and Goals
The mission of CCM is to transform lives and communities through the love of God and Jesus Christ. We believe that the only way for the homeless to seek transition for themselves is through establishing a relationship with Christ and those who love the Lord. We hope to accomplish this by helping individuals restore their lives and stand on their own through programs and housing, and to see them return to their communities as responsible and productive members of society.
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To find out more about our mission and vision, please click here.
Our documentary
In 2015, we released Transformed Lives, Changed Communities which features three of our best success stories-- three formerly homeless and drug addicted couples who are now thriving, self-sustaining families growing in Christ.
Our board
Our board is full of caring people who wish to see change in our homeless community.
(Pictured here with former Honolulu mayor Mufi Hannemann.) And Former Board Members
(Pictured here with former Honolulu mayor Mufi Hannemann.) And Former Board Members
Pastor Curtis Tsuzaki, Mentor/Overseer
Jack Ajolo: Advisor
Kazu Kalani: Advisor
Moki Nahoi: President/CEO
Benny Lagmay: VP/Spirituality
Matthew Gasparre: Treasurer
Jessica Calves: Secretary
Ikaika Aquino: Business Manager
Jack Ajolo: Advisor
Kazu Kalani: Advisor
Moki Nahoi: President/CEO
Benny Lagmay: VP/Spirituality
Matthew Gasparre: Treasurer
Jessica Calves: Secretary
Ikaika Aquino: Business Manager
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