Support immigrant and refugee victims of Maui’s devastating fires
Who we are
Pacific Gateway Center’s steadfast purpose is to serve the disadvantaged, uprooted, and the displaced. Since our founding in 1973, our story has been defined by the meaningful and effective ways we empower Hawaii’s low-income residents, immigrants, refugees, and other vulnerable populations in rebuilding their lives with hope, respect, and dignity.
PGC is a partner affiliate of the United States Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI) and the Catholic Legal Immigration Network (CLINIC).
Pacific Gateway Center
Immigrant Resource Center for O‘ahu, Kauai and Maui
“AIDE:” ASSISTING IMMIGRANTS DESERVING EQUITY”
Pacific Gateway Center and a group of collaborators are offering a collective approach to delivering immigrant services.
Highlight | The Pig & The Lady Restaurant
The Pig & The Lady
It is a refugee dream come true for brothers and founders Andrew and Alex Le and the entire Le family.
Named Best O‘ahu Restaurant at the Hale ‘Aina awards two years in a row, followed by multiple awards and national recognition, The Pig & the Lady has become one of the most exciting eateries in Hawaii specializing in modern Vietnamese delectable dishes.
Its partnership and business incubation with Pacific Gateway Center are award-winning as well. The Pig & the Lady creates savory farm-to-table dishes with produce from PGC farms and provides valuable work training for PGC clients.
Join our Social Enterprise Program
Growing pono entrepreneurship from the farm to the table
We are looking for start-up and existing food & ag small businesses who want to make a positive impact on the local community.
Pacific Gateway Center thrives because of community volunteers who believe in our work and wish to contribute.