Timothy Janusz, 48, of Kailua, the charity's director of planned giving from 2003 until his arrest this year, also faces pending charges that he stole $150,000 from a 77-year-old man who wanted the money to go to the Salvation Army.

With the new charges, Janusz is accused of stealing more than $300,000 from the organization.

City Deputy Prosecutor Christopher Van Marter said he will ask that the two cases be consolidated.

In the new indictment, Janusz is accused of defrauding one woman of $12,000, another of $2,000 and a man of $127,000 related to the sale of property.

In addition, Janusz submitted forged mileage claims over a 16-month period to get the $10,000, Van Marter said.

Janusz also faces a federal escape charge related to a 1996 federal fraud conviction in Colorado.

He will be arraigned later at which time he is expected to plead not guilty.