Community Service

Volunteers are what make good communities great. But before you can recruit and inspire more volunteers, a good leader needs to first BE a good volunteer. Whether needed for coaching little league, organizing volunteers or leading organizations, Mo has consistently answered the call.

Director, Wounded Warrior Golf Program, 2010

Member – Rotary Club of Waikiki, 2007-present

Chairman, Rotary Club of Waikiki Vocational Service & Public Relations, 2009-2010

President-Elect, Rotary Club of Waikiki, 2010-2011

Member, Historic Hawaii Foundation, 2007-2010

Member, Friends of the Natatorium, 2009-present

Member, National Trust for Historic Preservation, 2007-present

Calabash Cousin Member, Daughters of Hawaii, 2007 - Present

Member, Navy League of the United States, 2007-2010

Life Member, Naval Institute

National Chief Petty Officers Association 2004, 2006-2009

Member, Association of Minemen

Co-Coordinator for Memorial Day celebration at Waikiki Natatorium War Memorial, 2010

Volunteer, Kamaaina of the Year event 2006-2009

Volunteer at Historic Hawaii Foundation tours and special events, 2006-2010

Volunteer, Kalihi Elementary School, 2004-2006

Volunteer, Kaneohe Elementary School, 2000-2004

Volunteer Coordinator, Adopt-a-Highway, 2001-2003

Volunteer Coordinator, Adopt-a-School, 1997 – 2006

Volunteer, Meals on Wheels, 2000-2004

Volunteer Coach, Moanalua High School Baseball Team, 1994-1996

Volunteer Coach, Moanalua High School Golf Team, 1993-1996

Project Handclasp Coordinator, Singapore and Thailand.

Volunteer Instructor, Pearl Harbor Ohana Conference and Quality of Life Study, 1996

"From the first time I met Mo Radke, I knew that he was the kind of leader we need in our community."

- Harold Estes, Retired U.S. Navy Chief and Founder of the USS Missouri Memorial Association