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American Savings Bank Announces 2021 Community Impact Contributions
February 2, 2022

Fellows mentioned in this story: Ann Teranishi, Cohort VII

From Maui Now:

American Savings Bank announced its charitable contributions for the 2021 calendar year totaled more than $1.5 million. The funds were donated to the community, benefiting nearly 80 local nonprofit organizations, according to a company announcement.

In addition to monetary support, ASB teammates contributed hands-on impact through more than 13,000 Seeds of Service volunteer hours with nearly 160 nonprofit organizations.

“Last year was challenging for many residents and organizations across the state and we knew we needed to step up our efforts to support our customers and community when they needed us most,” said Ann Teranishi, ASB president and CEO. “I am proud of our teammates for their continued generosity and we look forward to bringing real impact to our community in 2022 and beyond.”

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