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JAX is an approved food vendorfor the Schofield Barracks Chaplains, providing free pizza for events that support and encourage soldiers and their ʻohana, including Barracks Bible Studies and  ʻOhana Praise Nights.

An adaptive ocean experience giving wounded veterans the opportunity to enjoy surfing and other water activities. 

An annual fundraiser supporting the Autism Society of Hawaiʻi and raising awareness for the autism community. 

A welcoming, sensory friendly pizza making experience for keiki on the autism spectrum. Each keiki gets to make their own pizza from beginning to end while creating special memories with their ʻohana. 

Throughout the year, FCA brings students together at Waimea Bay for beach activities, fellowship, and encouragement. JAX regularly supports these events by donating pizza and speaking with the students.

JAX provided free pizza for service members completing the Royal Danish Air Force March at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, supporting participants after the 12.4-mile ruck march.

JAX had the honor of catering the Army’s 251st Chaplain Anniversary celebration at Schofield Barracks, serving soldiers and military families.

JAX received a Certificate of Appreciation from the 2-11 Long Range Fire Battalion in recognition of our support for soldiers and their ʻohana.

Students sold JAX Pizza fundraiser tickets throughout the community, with a portion of every ticket supporting their cause. 

After the Kona Low floods devastated our North Shore community, JAX hosted Stronger Than The Storm over Easter Weekend 2026 and donated 100% of our profits to four local families impacted by the flooding.

An annual school fundraiser bringing local families and well known surfers together. JAX provided pizza for the participating surfers while keiki get the chance to meet them and collect autographs.

A fundraiser hosted at Florence Marine in Haleʻiwa supporting AccesSurf and its 

The team rallied the community for an in store fundraiser at JAX, with players promoting the event and bringing supporters through our doors. 

A North Shore community festival held to support Dakota Briley and his recovery. JAX participated as a food vendor and donated 50% of our profits from the event to support Dakota and his ʻohana.

The players came out with posters and helped rally the community for a packed fundraiser night at JAX.