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A Philanthropic Upbringing
Duane Kurisu learned the value of humility, respect and care for other people as a child growing up in a plantation community. In this rural area of the Big Island, Duane's father, a machinist, and mother, a government employee, have instilled in him the morals that he now conjures as a social entrepreneur.
"My mother used to bring people home for dinner because she felt sorry that they had no one to eat with. My father would have the children catch O'pae in the stream for our friends and neighbors," Duane said. It was through experiences like those that Duane developed his sense of responsibility for others.
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