These are just some of the fun times that the KONG family has had in the last couple of years. Be our guest and browse through our special On-line photo album. We invite you and your family to share some of our most valued memories.

The Ed heads were arrested during the annual American Cancer Society Jailathon fundraiser. Ed Kanoi and Ed Ka'ahea raised $1000.00 to benefit the American Cancer Society.

KONG Radio's 1st annual tug-of-war competition was a great success. Ten teams from various businesses around the island competed and raised $1000 for the winning team’s charity. The winning charity was Easter Seals.

This photo was taken at the one year anniversary of hurricane Iniki, September 11, 1993. KONG Radio buried a time capsule at the center stage of Kukui Grove Shopping Center. The items on the table are some of the things placed in the capsule. The marble plaque to the left was placed over the capsule’s burial site. Next time you're at Kukui Grove see if you can find where the capsule was buried.




Every year KONG Radio does many charitable events around the island; nothing is more enjoyable than parades. The staff gets an opportunity to meet our listeners. We also hand out KONG bananas to the spectators.

Several years ago KONG Radio held a 93 hour Radio fundraiser to help the victims of the Anahola flood. With the support of the people of Kauai we raised donations of more than $42,000 and over 2 tons of food. This was the largest fundraiser on Kauai.

More than 5000 people danced all night at KONG Radio's "No Alcohol Christmas Block Party." There were things to do for the whole family. this was the largest street block party in recent years.

Have you ever been in a wind tunnel? If you haven't, be our guest the next time we have the "KONG Cash Machine" at an event. Thousands of dollars in cash and prizes have been given away at many events throughout Kauai.


Every year the KONG Radio Carolers travel around Kauai to sing songs for those less fortunate. The carolers are made up of KONG staff, a youth singing group, Santa Claus, and the KONG Gorilla. The KONG Radio carolers visit hospitals, retirement homes and shopping centers while handing out fruits to patients and the elderly, and candy canes to the children.


Hawaii singing sensations Loyal Garner and Melveen Leed pose for a picture with Ron Wiley during a KONG Radio On-Location show.

Ron Wiley enjoying a big hug from Karen Keawe-Hawaii at a KONG Radio on location Christmas show.

KONG Radio brings Hoku award winner Keali’i Reichel to Kukui Grove Shopping Center. This was a free concert for the people of Kauai during Kukui Grove's anniversary. More than 3000 people showed up for this event.

Dickie Chang from Walaau stops by during a KONG Radio On-Location event. Walaau is a popular local television show on Kauai.



You can find the KONG van at many events throughout Kauai! This was once a postal vehicle, customized for on location broadcasts. It is also known as the KONG Lunch Wagon. Ha! Ha!