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Bank Opens Aloha For Puna Fund
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FYI: (*Snipped - More at link)

http://westhawaiitoday.com/hurricane-sea...-puna-fund

First Hawaiian Bank has established the Aloha for Puna fund to assist Big Island residents in the Puna region with relief and recovery efforts following storm Iselle.

The bank has contributed the first $25,000 to the fund. Monetary donations are being accepted at all First Hawaiian Bank branches. All contributions to the fund will be donated to the Hawaii Island United Way, directly benefiting affected residents through their member agencies in Puna, according to an announcement made today by Bob Harrison, First Hawaiian Bank chairman, president and chief executive officer.

In addition to the monetary donation, First Hawaiian Bank customers affected by the storm are encouraged to call 643-5626 for assistance with loans and credit card payments.

“Hawaii Island United Way extends a huge heartfelt mahalo to First Hawaiian Bank for establishing this Aloha For Puna fund and also for their very generous donation of $25,000. It jumpstarts the fund in a big way,” said Jeanine Atebara, Hawaii Island United Way president and chief professional officer. “We invite everyone who has asked how they can help, to consider making a donation to the Aloha For Puna fund.”

“Our heart goes out to everyone who was affected by the storm and especially those in the Puna district of the Big Island that got hit the hardest,” said Harrison. “We want to help our friends and family members in Puna, many of whom are still dealing with the aftermath, to get their lives back to normal as quickly as possible.”

Those interested in making a monetary contribution to the Aloha For Puna fund may do so at any First Hawaiian Bank branch through Sept. 30.

The Hawaii Island United Way is a nonprofit 501©(3) organization that supports 54 health and human service programs provided by 40 nonprofit Partner Agencies to benefit Hawaii Island residents. Their mission is to unite people, organizations and resources to build a healthier community. To learn more, visit hiunitedway.org/
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Bump (it was on the third page).

In West Hawaii Today (Friday's), looks like BOH is also stepping up with Kokua Puna.
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All 67 Bank of Hawaii branches across the state will be accepting donations to support relief efforts on Hawaii Island following the damage caused by Tropical Storm Iselle. All donations will go to Hawaii Island United Way. Check donations may be made payable to: Kokua Puna, and deposited at any Bank of Hawaii branch. Cash donations are also being accepted.

Bank of Hawaii Foundation is also donating $25,000 to Hawaii Island United Way, which is coordinating relief efforts on Hawaii Island. Bank of Hawaii is also offering several emergency financial assistance loan programs, aimed to provide those affected by Tropical Storm Iselle access to cash, which may be used for emergency supplies and living essentials, home and/or vehicle repair or to bridge working capital needs.

- See more at: http://westhawaiitoday.com/community-bul...0xI6g.dpuf
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*applause*
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