M ATSON FOUNDATION 2015 M ANIFEST
T H E 2 0 1 5 R E P O R T O F T H E C H A R I TA B L E S U P P O R T A N D CO M M U N I T Y
AC T I V I T I E S O F M AT S O N , I N C . A N D I T S S U B S I D I A R I E S I N H AWA I I ,
T H E PAC I F I C , I N A L A S K A , A N D O N T H E U . S . M A I N L A N D.
M E S SAGE FROM THE CEO
Matson has been a community partner in Hawaii since
1882. With the addition of our new Alaska operations,
Matson’s business activities now span the Pacific—
and so do our community activities, with our employees
at the tiller.
Matson Foundation 2015 Leadership
In 2015, the Matson Foundation contributed in excess
of $2 million in cash and in-kind services to more than
650 community organizations—a new high-water mark
for our company. Each recipient is listed in our Manifest
—just a handful are featured, visually illustrating the
diversity of needs and opportunities.
Jocelyn Chagami, Manager, Industrial Engineering
Directed by our employees, the Foundation assists
causes which have earned the respect and involvement
of their colleagues, our business partners and other
leaders in our communities.
You’ll see in this Manifest that our employees are involved
and generous, reflecting our values of improving the
communities in which we work and live. The Foundation
honors their commitments and magnifies their contributions.
All of us at Matson enjoy being an active part of our
communities and are grateful for the opportunity to be
of service to them.
Pacific Committee
Chair, Gary Nakamatsu, Vice President, Hawaii Sales
Vic Angoco Jr., Senior Vice President, Pacific
Russell Chin, District Manager, Hawaii Island
Matt Cox, President & Chief Executive Officer
Len Isotoff, Director, Pacific Region Sales
Ku’uhaku Park, Vice President, Government & Community Relations
Bernadette Valencia, General Manager, Guam and Micronesia
Staff: Linda Howe, giving@matson.com
Ka Ipu ‘A ina Program Staff: Keahi Birch
Adahi I Tano’ Program Staff (Guam): Gloria Perez
Mainland Committee
Chair, John Lauer, Senior Vice President, Ocean Services
Gregory Chu, Manager, Freight Operations, Pacific Northwest
Yolanda Gonzalez, Vice President, Human Resources
Thomas Good, Director, Sales & Marketing, Southwest Region
Paula Strano Isobe, Director, Customer Support Systems & Training
Steven Rusca, Assistant Vice President, Operations, Matson Logistics
Jeffrey Yasuda, Director, Information Technology, Matson Logistics
Staff: Paul Merwin, giving@matson.com
For more Information: www.matson.com/foundation
Matt Cox
PRESIDENT AND CEO
FRONT COVER: Matson vessel Olomana backdrops the Vaka Eiwa international
outrigger canoe races along the North shore of Rarotonga in the Cook Islands.
Matson supports our Pacific heritage as a top sponsor.
BACK COVER: Matson contributed to the effort to pani ka puka (close the hole)
on the long damaged wall of He‘eia Fishpond. Photo by Manuel Meija.
MATSON FOUNDATION
Matson’s donations in 2015 totaled $1.8 million in cash and
additional in-kind support valued at $440,000. These figures
and the charts below include matching gifts and both Ka Ipu
‘Āina and Adahi I Tano’ program participants.
In-Kind Contributions
Distribution by Category
Distribution by Location
TOTAL = $443,325
TOTAL = $1,800,000
TOTAL = $1,800,000
Food/Ag & Nutrition
$85,000 (5%)
Community Investment Highlights: 2015
Maritime
$110,000 (6%)
• We make significant, predictable cash donations to social service
agencies and respond, as generously as possible, to unanticipated needs.
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More than $250,000 to United Ways
More than $150,000 in multi-year pledges
• We donate urgently needed shipping to disaster-impacted communities
and for core social services.
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More than $250,000 in disaster shipping
• And we loan or donate containers to charities and for community
fundraising fairs and festivals.
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Loan of Equipment
$8,525 (2%)
Youth Development
$160,000 (9%)
Donated Containers
48,800 (11%)
Environment
$190,000 (11%)
Guam, Pacific &
South Pacific
$210,000 (12%)
Mainland United States
$400,000 (22%)
Donated Shipping
$386,000 (87%)
Civic/Community
Improvement/Disasters
$230,000 (13%)
Hawaii
$1,190,000 (66%)
More than three dozen containers donated
Matson can be counted on to provide ongoing, annual support to the
United Way and its social service agencies, to the USO, Navy League
and the Coast Guard Foundation and to support trade and maritime
education. We understand the role of food banks, farming and meal
programs; public television and radio facilities and news programming;
and disaster preparedness in vulnerable communities.
And, in Hawaii, where Matson was recognized as a ‘top five’ corporate
donor last year, our varied support produced a children’s surf festival
in calm Waikiki waves, continued training for novice teachers joining
Hawaii’s public schools and expanded non-instrument celestial
navigation skills.
Arts/Culture/Humanities
$260,000 (14%)
Education
$275,000 (15%)
Health Human Services
$490,000 (27%)
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D ISASTER P REPAREDNE S S AND R ELIEF
Preparing for natural disasters is operationally essential for
Matson and our communities. We partner with the American
Red Cross to effectively allocate corporate and employee
donations to communities reeling from earthquakes, tsunamis,
typhoons, cyclones, hurricanes and superstorms. This past
year was notable for impacts to the Western Pacific island
nations and territories we serve.
In April and again in August, two intense typhoons—Maysak
and bigger, badder Soudelor—ransacked the islands of Saipan,
Chuuk, Yap and others, destroying great swaths of homes,
farms and businesses and critical infrastructure.
Matson responded generously with cash to the Red Cross
and partnered with a network of supporters to send multiple
donated shipments of relief supplies and rebuilding materials.
Groups of Saipan expats in Hawaii, Long Beach and Seattle
sent supplies by the 40-foot container load full.
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[1] Civilians and military on Guam
partnered to send relief to Saipan
by the 45-foot container load.
[2, 5] Roofs flew off and peeled back
in Saipan during Typhoon Soudelor
in August.
[3] American Red Cross volunteers
survey Saipan’s Soudelor-damaged
housing.
[4] American Red Cross Volunteer
Dean Ocsillos unpacks meat,
vegetables and rice for distribution.
[6] PMA and Matson partnered
to distribute goods by land, sea
and air.
[7] Matson’s crane in Saipan
discharges containers with
supplies.
[8] Honolulu volunteers and
donors celebrated a full 40-foot
container of generosity for Saipan.
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Matson supports healthy
living—on, in or just thinking
about the Pacific Ocean.
[1] Female athletes compete in the
Pa‘ani Challenge—a girls wrestling
tournament serving 300+, hosted
by Punahou School. Photo courtesy
of Island Heart Photography
[2] Kaneohe Canoe Club met a
matching challenge grant to
fund an outrigger canoe, named
‘Makana’ (gift in Hawaiian).
[3] Matson staff flanked by crew
of the schooner Makani Olu, a
program of Marimed Foundation
which teaches maritime skills.
[4] Keiki wrapped up after a great
surf session during Matson’s
Menehune Surf Fest, part of the
Duke’s OceanFest.
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Matson employees give their
time, energy—and priceless
pints—to their communities.
[1] The Chu family volunteers for
the International Coastal Cleanup
focus on shoreline debris at Sand
Island Regional Park.
[2] Families gather by the dozens to
help athletes compete safely at
the Special Olympics Summer
Games.
[3] Peter Kaapuni and Keahi Birch
celebrate successful blood
donations; donors turn out twice
a year.
[4] Heart Walk participants raised
funds, and their heart rate, in
August at Kapiolani Park.
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KA I PU ‘ĀINA AND A DAHI I TANO’ P ROGRAMS
In Hawaii, Matson’s flagship land-based environ­
mental program, Ka Ipu ‘Āina (container for the
land), promotes cleanup projects that address
littering, dumping and to reduce the danger to
marine life from such shore-based debris.
a cash donation. Matson provides the use of
container equipment and pays for related
trucking expenses, and for debris disposal fees.
Many of the Oahu cleanups are conducted in
partnership with the City & County of Honolulu.
Non-profit groups on Oahu, Maui, Kauai and
the Big Island coordinate volunteers who
conduct approved clean-up projects to receive
During 2015, roughly ten cleanups were conduct­
ed each month across four different islands.
In 2015, Matson donated to nearly
150 non-profits through these two
programs; including all related
expenses, close to $190,000 was
allocated to these cleanup efforts.
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[1] Hawaii-Niigata baseball team
and family at Keehi Lagoon
Beach Park.
[2] The Ka Iwi shoreline is scoured by
‘Iolani School orchestra members.
[3] American Renaissance Academy
students cleaned Kalaeloa
Campgrounds.
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On Guam, during 2015, a
similar program Adahi I Tano’
(caring for the land) was
conducted almost every other
week, with volunteers clearing
shorelines, streams and
roadsides of both man-made
and natural storm debris.
Since the program began in
2012, in partnership with the
Islandwide Beautification Task
Force, more than 60 different
non-profits have participated,
each earning a cash donation.
In Alaska, employees representing three of Matson’s newest
communities—Anchorage, Kodiak and Dutch Harbor—have
commenced consideration of charitable and community
requests. Our presence in Washington state has grown to
include the port of Tacoma, as well.
2016 Alaska Committee
Chair, Ken Gill, Vice President, Alaska
Beth Arndt, Account Coordinator, Sales (Tacoma, WA)
Chris Dianora, Director of Sales, Pacific Northwest (Tacoma,WA)
Lori Galloway, Manager, Terminal Operations, Anchorage
Tamara Grasse, Senior Account Manager, Anchorage
Rick Kniaziowski, Manager, Terminal Operations, Kodiak
Claudia Russell, Director, Finance and Administration, Alaska
Jennifer Tungul, Manager, Terminal Operations, Dutch Harbor
Contact: giving@matson.com
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[1] Palauan Community Association of Guam cleaned
up Eagle Field in Mangilao.
[2] Guam Football Association volunteers grabbed
roadside plastic waste.
[3] San Juan Bautista Knights of Columbus after the
cleanup with loads of trash.
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SeaShare asked Matson to partner with them and the seafood industry to
move this donated Alaska salmon to foodbanks in the lower 48. Our in-kind
shipping comprised a three-way partnership to help make serving this
protein possible to feed those less fortunate in Alaska and elsewhere.
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Matson supports major capital
campaigns for causes which
broadly benefit the community.
In 2015, two such gifts in
Hawaii were pledged.
[1] PBS President Leslie Wilcox
accepts Matson’s donation from,
l to r, Matson’s Gary Nakamatsu,
Vic Angoco and Ku‘uhaku Park.
[2] PBS Hawaii’s ‘new home’ in
Kalihi, close to Matson’s Honolulu
Terminal, is topped off with
satellite dish antenna. PBS photo:
© 2016 Pacific Business News
All rights reserved. Reprinted
with permission.
[3] Rendering of National Kidney
Foundation of Hawaii’s planned
service center in Kapolei; Matson
is a $50,000 donor.
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2015 R ECIPIENTS
Matson supported 659 different
organizations in 2015, which are listed
here in alphabetical order. These
include donations made to match
employees’ personal contributions.
Abunai Soccer Academy
Academy of Our Lady of Guam
ACE Hardware Foundation
African American Diversity Cultural Center
Hawaii
After-School All-Stars Hawaii
Aiea Warriors Softball
Aiga Foundation
Akoyikoyi School
Ala Kuola
Ala Moana Lions Club
Alameda County Community Food Bank
Alameda County Library Foundation
Alan F. Wohlstetter Scholarship Fund
Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation
Ali‘i Beach Ohana
Aloha Spirit Foundation
Aloha United Way
Alzheimer’s Association—Northern
California and Northern Nevada
Ambassador League Of Hawaiian Athletes
American Cancer Society—Guam Field Office
American Cancer Society—Hawaii Pacific
American Diabetes Association—Hawaii
American Heart Association—Hawaii
American Heart Association—Hawaii Island
Division
American Heart Association—Maui Division
American Heart Association—Puget Sound
American Legion Post 161
American Red Cross—Guam
American Red Cross—Hawaii State Chapter
American Red Cross—Hawaii State Chapter—
Maui Branch
American Red Cross—Northern Mariana
CNMI
American Renaissance Academy
Andersen Network 5/6
Animal House Shelter
Antioch High School
Archway Classical Academy North Phoenix
Arizona Centers for Comprehensive
Education and Life Skills
Armed Services YMCA
Arthritis Foundation—Hawaii Branch
Asian Art Museum Foundation
Auburn Youth Resources
Beach Environmental Awareness Campaign
Hawaii
Benioff Children’s Hospital & Research Center
Foundation
Berkeley Repertory Theatre
Berrien Community Foundation
Better Business Bureau
Better Business Bureau Foundation of Hawaii
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Guam
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hawaii—Kauai
Big Island International Marathon
Association
Bishop Baumgartner Memorial Catholic
School
Bishop Museum
Blood Bank of Hawaii
Bobby Benson Center
Book Trust Hawaii
Boy Scouts of America—Aloha Council
Boy Scouts of America—Aloha Council,
Troops 4, 82 and 326
Boy Scouts of America—Guam
Boy Scouts of America—Maui County
Council
Boy Scouts of America—Maui County
Council, Troop 22
Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii
Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii—Kauai
Boys & Girls Club of Long Beach
Boys & Girls Club of Los Angeles Harbor
Boys & Girls Club of Maui
Boys & Girls Club of the Big Island
Boys & Girls Clubs of Oakland
Bulls Soccer Club
C&S Charities
California Maritime Academy Foundation
California Polytechnic State University
Foundation
California State University Foundation—Chico
Calvary Chapel-Windward
Carole Kai Charities Great Aloha Run
Carondelet High School
Castle Black Knights Football Boosters
Castle High School Girls Soccer
Catholic Charities Hawaii
Centerstone of Seattle
Central Ohio Symphony Orchestra
Chabot Space and Science Center
Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii
Chaminade University
Cheer808
Chiefess Kamakahelei Middle School
Child & Family Service
Child & Family Service—Nana’s House, Kauai
Child Abuse Prevention Council of Contra
Costa County
Children’s Maritime Foundation
Chinese American International School
Chinese Chamber of Commerce of Guam
Christ Centered Community Church
Christian Liberty Academy
Chuukese Congregational Church of Christ
City & County of Honolulu—Department of
Parks & Recreation
City of Davis Fire Department
City of Long Beach—Department of Parks,
Recreation & Marine
Clean Islands Council
Clean San Pedro
Coast Guard Foundation
Coast Guard Foundation—14th Coast Guard
District
College of Micronesia
College Park Athletic Booster Club
College Park High School
Community Resource Center
Containerization & Intermodal Institute
Contra Costa Blue Star Moms
Contractors Association of Kauai
Cook Islands 50th Celebrations Steering
Committee
Cook Islands Canoeing Association
Cook Islands Rugby Union
Corpus Christi School
Council of American Master Mariners
County of Hawaii—Civil Defense Agency
Covenant House Alaska
Culture Shock Oakland
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Damien Memorial High School
Dave Lyman Memorial Scholarship Fund
Dededo Yellow Jackets Basketball
Diablo Valley Radio Controllers
DOCOMO Pacific/Marianas
Domestic Violence Action Center
Donkey Mill Art Center
Dougherty Valley High School
Downtown Athletic Club Hawaii
Drill Team Hawaii Booster Club
Duke’s Oceanfest
DuPage P.A.D.S.
DYF—Diabetes Youth Foundation
E Ola Mau Na Leo O Kekaha
East Bay Agency for Children
East Bay College Fund
East Bay Innovation Academy
Easter Seals Hawaii
Easter Seals Hawaii—Hilo
Easter Seals Hawaii—Kauai
East-West Center Foundation
Education for Change Public Schools
Educational Tall Ship
Edward M. Calvo Cancer Foundation
Exploratorium
15 MXS Booster Club
Fairfield Community Services Foundation
Family Programs Hawaii
Family Promise of Hawaii
Father Peter Ryan Bilolevu Club
Festival of Pacific Arts
50th State Archery Club
Filipino Business Women Foundation
Filipino Community Center on Oahu
1st Vanguard
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Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano
Food Finders
Fried’s Cat Shelter
Friendly Isle United Fund
Friends of Cabrillo Marine Aquarium
Friends of ‘Imi Ho‘ōla
Friends of Kailua High School
Friends of Kaiser PTSA
Friends of Kodiak State Parks
Friends of Roosevelt Project Grad
Friends of Waikiki Aquarium
GEDA Employee Morale Association
George Washington High School
Girl Scouts Council of Hawaii
Girl Scouts of Northern California
Give Aloha Fund
Golden Gate Boy’s Choir and Bellringers
GPO Friends of the Project
Gritty City Repertory Youth Theatre
Guaiya Todu
Guam Cal Ripken Rookie League
Guam Cancer Care
Guam Chamber of Commerce
Guam Community College Foundation
Guam Contractors Association
Guam Football Association
Guam Humanities Council
Guam Junior Golf League
Guam Memorial Hospital Volunteers
Guam National Tennis Federation
Guam Society of Professional Engineers
Guam Sunshine Lions Club
Guam Volleyball Federation
Guam Women’s Chamber of Commerce
Guam Women’s Masters Softball
Habilitat
Hale Kau Kau
Hale Makua Health Services
Hali‘imaile Community Garden
Hamakua Baptist Church
Hanalani School
Happy Family SDA Youth Group
Hawaii Academy of Recording Arts
Hawaii Academy of Science
Hawaii Ag and Culinary Alliance
Hawaii All Stars
Hawaii Army Museum Society
Hawaii Beach Volleyball Association
Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council
Hawaii Charter Schools Network
Hawaii Children’s Cancer Foundation
Hawaii Children's Foundation
Hawaii Concert Society
Hawaii Conservation Alliance Foundation
Hawaii Construction Career Days
Hawaii Council for the Humanities—
History Day
Hawaii County 4-H Livestock Association
Hawaii Culinary Education Foundation
Hawaii Education of the Arts
Hawaii Foodbank
Hawaii Football Club
Hawaii Golden Gloves
Hawaii Heart Foundation
Hawaii High School Athletic Association
Foundation
Hawaii HomeOwnership Center
Hawaii Hotel Industry Foundation
Hawaii Island Chamber of Commerce
Hawaii Island United Way
Hawaii Jr Volleyball Club
Hawaii Lodging & Tourism Association—
Kauai Chapter
Hawaii National Guard Youth Challenge
Academy
Hawaii New Teacher Center
Hawaii Pacific University
Hawaii Professional Firefighters Foundation
Hawaii Public Radio
Hawaii Rush 2000 Boys Nike
Hawaii Sports Hall of Fame
Hawaii State 4-H Livestock Council
Hawaii State Association of Counties
Hawaii Theatre Center
Hawaii Titans Fastpitch
Hawaii United Okinawa Association
Hawaii Youth Maritime Programs
Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu
Scholarship Fund
Hawaiian Humane Society
Hawaiian Island Twisters Booster Club
Hawaiian Islands Land Trust
Hawaiian Kamali‘i
Hawaii-Niigata
Heads Up Youth Foundation
Heard Museum
Helping Hands Hawaii
Heritage Hall
Hersmile
HI Intensity Volleyball Club
Hillbrook School
Historic Hawaii Foundation
Historical Society of Long Beach
Ho‘ea—The Foundation
Hokulele Volleyball Club
Honolulu Bulls Soccer
Honolulu City Football Club
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Honolulu Japanese Chamber of Commerce
Honolulu Museum of Art
Honolulu Police Community Foundation
Honolulu Waikiki 2000 Lions Club
Ho‘ola Na Pua
Hospice Hawaii
HP Baldwin High School Project Grad
Hui No‘eau
Hui O Mauliola
Humanitarian Service Project
iCan Resources
Ikaika Hawaii
Immaculate Conception Academy
Institute for Human Services
Intermountain Healthcare Foundation
International City Theatre
International Seafarers Center of Long Beach—
Los Angeles
International Trade Education Programs
Intertribal Council of Hawaii
‘Iolani School
iRecycle
Isla Center for the Arts at the University
of Guam
Island Judo Hawaii
Island Pacific Academy
Island Twisters
Izumo Taisha Mission
Jaime Frantz Memorial Golf Tournament
James B. Castle High School
Japan-America Society of Hawaii
Japanese Chamber of Commerce and
Industry of Hawaii Island
Japanese Community Association of Hawaii
Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii
Japanese Women’s Society Foundation
Junior Achievement of Guam
Junior Achievement of Northern California
Junior Achievement of Washington
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
International
Kahalu‘u-He‘eia Broncos Association
Kahana Canoe Club
Kailua Christian Church
Kailua Elks Lodge 2230
Kailua Intermediate School Band Boosters
Kaimuki High School Softball
Kalama Intermediate School
Kalamakuokeao Foundation
Kalani High School
Kalani Honua
Kama‘aina Kids
Kamalen Karidat
Kamehameha Day Parade—Ni‘ihau Pa‘u Unit
Kamehameha Schools—Ho‘olahui Pakipika
Kamehameha Schools—Kapalama Campus
Kamehameha Schools—Keaau Campus
Kamehameha Schools—Project Grad
Kamehameha Schools—Song Contest
Kamehameha Schools—ATP
KAMP Hawaii
Kaneohe Canoe Club
Kapaa High School Project Grad
Kapiolani Health Foundation
Kapolei Foundation
Kapolei High School
Kauai 4-H Livestock Club
Kauai Chamber of Commerce
Kauai County Farm Bureau Fair
Kauai Economic Development Board
Kauai Food Bank
Kauai High School—PAIRS/Project
Graduation
Kauai Independent Food Bank
Kauai Police Activities League
Kauai Rodeo Club
Kauai Sailing Association
Kauai United Way
Kauai Veterans Council
KCRW Foundation
Keiki O Ka ‘Āina Family Learning Center
Kihei Canoe Club
Kihei Youth Center
Kilauea School PTSA
Kiwanis Club of Kodiak
Knights of Columbus
Koa Kai Canoe Club
Kohala Institute at ‘Iole
Kona Faith Center
Kona Hospital Foundation
Kona Kohala Chamber of Commerce
Konawaena High School
Ko‘olauloa Educational Alliance Corporation
Korean Women’s Association of Guam
KPRG FM—Guam Public Radio
KQED
Kristi Yamaguchi’s Always Dream Foundation
Kuakini Foundation
KUAM
KUPU
Lafayette Elementary School PTA
Lahainaluna High School Foundation
Lanakila Pacific Foundation
Lanikai Athletic Club
Le Jardin Academy
League of Women Voters Education Fund
Leahi Ke Pu‘uwai
Lighthouse Community Charter School
Lindsay Wildlife Museum
Loaves & Fishes of Contra Costa
Lokahi ‘Ohana
Long Beach Memorial Medical Center
Foundation
Long Beach Public Library Foundation
Los Angeles Maritime Institute
Lundeberg Maryland Seamanship School
LYC Foundation
Lyman House Memorial Museum
Magic Volleyball Club
Make-A-Wish Guam
Make-A-Wish Hawaii
Manoa Elementary School
Manoa Valley Theatre
March of Dimes—Hawaii Chapter
March of Dimes—Savannah
Marine Corps Association Foundation
Marine Science Institute
Marine Toys for Tots Foundation
Maritime College State University of New York
Maryknoll School
Maryvale Preparatory Academy
Maui 4-H Livestock Association
Maui Adult Day Care Centers
Maui Arts & Cultural Center
Maui Chamber of Commerce
Maui Community Food Bank
Maui County Farm Bureau
Maui County Nutrition Program
Maui Economic Development Board
Maui High School Project Graduation
Maui Mediation Services
Maui Native Hawaiian Chamber Foundation
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Maui United Way
McKinley Band Boosters
Merrie Monarch Festival
Metro Christian Academy Preschool
Mid-Pacific Institute
Mililani Volleyball Club
Mills College
Mission Y.E.S.
Missions Ministries
Moanalua Gardens Foundation
Moanalua High School
Mohala Pua School
Montclair Presbyterian Church
Mount Carmel Alumni and Endowment
Foundation
Mount Holyoke College
Move Oahu Forward
Mt. Diablo Elementary School
Muscular Dystrophy Association-Hawaii
Music For Life Foundation
MWR Marine Corps Base Hawaii
Nā Kai ‘Ewalu
Nā Kama Kai
Nā Keiki Mauloa
Nā Keiki ‘O Manana Chorus
Nā Lei Hulu I Ka Wēkiu
Nā ‘Ohana O Na Hui Wa‘a
Nā Wahine Pa‘ani ‘O Punahou
Nā Wahine Softball
Nan Charity Golf Tournament
National Association for Rural Mental Health
National Conference of State Societies
National Defense Transportation Association—
Aloha Chapter
National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii
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National Liberty Ship Memorial
National Tropical Botanical Garden
Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce
Navy League of the U.S.—Bay Area Council
Navy League of the U.S.—Guam Council
Navy League of the U.S.—Honolulu Council
Navy Supply Corps Foundation
Neighborhood Place of Puna
New Hope Aloha Pau‘ole
New Hope Canoe Club
New Hope Central Oahu
New York University
New Zealand Maritime Museum
Nidaime Teishin Kai Hawaii Shibu
Noelani Elementary School
Northern Illinois Food Bank
Northern Marianas College
Northwest Harvest
Northwest Maritime Center
Oahu Cattlemen’s Association
Oahu Junior Girls Fastpitch Softball Association
Oahu RC&D
Oakland Ballet Company
Oakland Children’s Fairyland
Oakland Military Institute
Oakland Museum of California Foundation
Oakland Public Library Foundation
Ohio Wesleyan University
Operation Homefront of Hawaii
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry
OTB Booster Club
Pacific Aviation Museum
Pacific Buddhist Academy
Pacific Islands Athletic Alliance
Pacific Region Baseball
Pacific Resources for Education and Learning
Pacific Tsunami Museum
Pacific War Museum Foundation
Pacific Whale Foundation
Paepae O He‘eia
Paia Youth & Culture Center
Palama Settlement
Palau Community College
Palau Conservation Society
Palauan Community Association of Guam
Palos Verdes Peninsula Rotary Foundation
Panaewa Community Alliance
Partners in Development Foundation
Pay-Less Markets Community Foundation
PBS Guam
PBS Hawaii
Pearl City Football Association
Pearl City High School
Pearl City Highlands Elementary School
Pearl Harbor Hawaiian Civic Club
Peninsula Committee Children’s Hospital
Phoenix Symphony Association
Pohnpei Swim Club
Polynesian Football Hall of Fame
Port Allen Fishing Club
Port Authority of Guam Employee Association
Port of Long Beach
Portland Youthbuilders
Presidio Middle School PTSA
Producers Associates
PTA Hawaii Congress
Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation
Punahou School
Pūnana Leo O Ko‘olau Loa
Pu‘uwai Kila
Quail Run Learning Fund
Rainbow Aquatics Swim Team
Raphael House of San Francisco
Recycle Hawaii
Redwood Heights PTA
Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific
Foundation
Re-use Hawaii
Riggers Athletic Club
Roosevelt Alumni Foundation
Rotary Club of Hilo
Rotary Club of Northern Guam
Rotary Club of South Hilo
Rotary Club of Tumon Bay
Royal Order of Kamehameha I Kahekili
Chapter IV Foundation
Sacred Hearts Academy
Saint Francis School of Guam
Saint Louis School
Saint Thomas Aquinas School
Saipan Chamber of Commerce
Salem Academy and College
Sales & Marketing Executives International—
Honolulu
Salute to Military Golf Association—
Hawaii Chapter
Salvation Army—Hawaiian & Pacific Islands
Division
Salvation Army—Kauai/Lihue
Samaritan’s Purse
Samoan Rugby Football Union
San Domenico School
San Francisco Food Bank
San Francisco Maritime National Park
Association
San Francisco Sailing Whaleboat Association
San Francisco Suicide Prevention
San Juan Bautista, Council 15314
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Sanctuary of Guam
SCORE East Bay Chapter
Sea Mercy
Seabury Hall
Seacology
Seamen’s Church Institute of New York &
New Jersey—El Faro Family Fund
Seattle Marriott Charity Golf Classic
Self-Help Housing Corporation of Hawaii
Sequoia Parents Association
734th MAC Council
Sex Abuse Treatment Center at Kapiolani
Medical Center
Shidler College of Business Alumni
Association
Shining Star Foundation
Sidekicks Soccer Club
Society for Marine Mammalology
Society of American Military Engineers—
Guam Post
Sony Open
South Oahu County Farmers Association
Spartan Foundation
Special Olympics Guam
Special Olympics Hawaii
Special Olympics Southern California
Special Organization Founded to
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