Kealoha himself, is a very generous person. He has been raised with true morals, and loves to help out other people. He recently gave back a 2005 Dodge Caravan to a used car dealership, which failed to disclose to him about mechanical issues. As the mechanical issues developed, the expenses started increasing, more than what he could afford, compared to regular maintenance. He loves to help out people, as one instance, he was willing to take a homeless person to a local community pharmacy to get his blood pressure medications. The homeless man stated to him that if he hadn't gotten his blood pressure medicines, he would have most likely ended up in the hospital over the weekend. Kealoha did that on his own time, and using his own vehicle to do so.

The 2005 Dodge Caravan, was his very first vehicle that he had registered in his name. Kealoha had never personally owned a vehicle, and it is his dream to do so.

There are numerous dealerships in Omaha, where he lives, and he had been eyeing some vehicles, including a Honda Odyssey, and a crew cab Toyota Tundra. He would happily settle for a Subaru Impreza or Nissan Altima.

With his new vehicle, he would try to go back to Iowa to reunite with his Deaf Uncle, which he last saw in about 7 years. He wants to take his uncle out to lunch and hit a local nickel arcade.

Mostly, he wants to reunite with his estranged mother, who he believes is being controlled by his very abusive stepfather. Kealoha's life, he believes, has been nothing but bad luck. He hopes with this fundraiser, he can be able to turn his life around, and move out from the homeless supportive housing apartment and back into a real house or a better apartment.

Please help Kealoha in obtaining a vehicle, so he can be more independent, and not isolated in his homeless supportive housing apartment for days at a time. If he can beyond the $5,000 goal, and get finances to pay for a brand new car, plus taxes and plates, he would be very happy.

Please help him think he has been blessed and doesn't have bad luck anymore!