Welcome to the Nisei Veterans Memorial Center

The Nisei Veterans Memorial Center is a living memorial. The campus is built on a six-acre lot upon which an intergenerational facility for a preschool and adult care center for the community’s elderly is housed and financially supported by the NVMC.

News & Events	Mauians will have the opportunity to honor the Nisei Veterans of World War II who were recently awarded the Congressional Gold Medal, at a luncheon ceremony which will be held at the Maui Tropical Plantation in Wailuku on February 25, 2012, at 11:30 a.m.Read more >>> Download Luncheon Reservation Form or call (808) 244-6862.
Robert G. Hill III Executive Director	NVMC announces hiring of new executive director. The Board of Directors of the Nisei Veterans Memorial Center on Maui has announced the hiring of Robert G. Hill III as its new executive director. “Bobby” Hill, a lifetime resident of Maui, brings to the NVMC an array of talents and experiences that the board values at this new phase of its history. Read more >>>
The NVMC Education Center	The Education Center will provide a venue for lectures, discussion groups, displays, etc., as well as a work area where lessons for classrooms, displays for public events and coordination community activities can take place with the goal of perpetuating the legacy of the Nisei veteran. Read more >>>
Intergenerational Center	Actualized care for seniors and preschoolers has been facilitated by NVMC by providing and financially supporting the physical venue for a day care center for the community's elderly and a preschool for young children. Read more >>>
Archives	The NVMC is repository for Nisei Veteran’s archives, objects, photos, and library. For the last 20 years, the Maui Sons & Daughters have been collecting memorabilia, oral histories, photos, books, etc. of the Nisei story on Maui. Read more >>>
About Us	Memorial centers are typically filled with marble and statuary. Ours is different. It is a living memorial that reflects the sentiment of many of our veterans: once you experience war - and death - you have a deeper appreciation of life. Read more >>>