Some of the highlights of the work: providing low-income schools with backpacks, shoes, and school supplies, building a science lab and reading centers, and also providing scholarships for Foster Youth attending college. The aim of the foundation is to help disadvantaged youth in Southern California. In 1996, he founded the Heads Up Youth Foundation, of which he is the chairman, and his wife Sharil is the executive director. Since joining ABC7 in 1994, Fukuzaki has done a great deal of work for the community, hosting charity events and emceeing benefit dinners. The broadcast featured the three top-ranked wrestlers from Hawaii, including Grand Champion Musashimaru and Grand Champion Akebono. One of Fukuzaki’s more memorable assignments at KITV was an award-winning special on Sumo in Japan. The Miami Heat closed out a nail-biting Eastern Conference finals series against the Boston Celtics with a Game 7 win on Monday night and will face the Denver Nuggets in the championship. Fukuzaki eventually got a full-time slot working as the station’s weekday sports reporter and weekend anchor. Soon after he started working part-time for KITV in Honolulu doing sports reporting. The Los Angeles Clippers will meet the Phoenix Suns in Game 2 of the Western Conference Finals from PHX Arena on Tuesday night. Fukuzaki started his broadcast career for the Top 40 radio station KXPW in Hawaii.
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