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The 18th Annual Community Service Day brought kuleana (responsibility) and lokahi (unity) to life. This year, our Bankoh Blue Crew joined The Institute for Human Servies at Kahauiki Village, a community that supports formerly houseless families and kupuna with long-term housing and onsite programs. Our team took on tasks like painting murals designed by local artist Kaelyn Okuhata, cleaning windows, picking up trash, and refreshing common areas—small acts that contribute to a greater sense of home. Mahalo to all who participated and helped make this day meaningful.

Recently, teammates from across the organization came together for a Leadership Kākou discussion with cultural ambassador Kumu Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu. The inspiring session explored our individual and collective kūlana (roles) and kuleana (responsibilities) in leadership. Kumu Hina’s powerful message—rooted in Native Hawaiian, māhū, and woman experiences—reminded us to lead with integrity, compassion, and cultural awareness. Mahalo nui loa e Kumu Hina for sharing your ‘ike and inspiring us all. 💙 #Leadership #KumuHina #HawaiianCouncil #NāŌiwiAloha #RainBOH #WomenInspired

It’s #HawaiianHistoryMonth! This year, we’re honoring the legacy of one of Hawaii’s most influential figures: Queen Ka‘ahumanu. From boldly challenging tradition to ushering in a new era of political and cultural change, her influence goes beyond history books; it has shaped the very foundations of the Hawaii we know today. Learn more in our recent blog: https://ow.ly/y7GA50WZIAu Photo credit: Hawaii State Archives, Photograph Collection, PP-96-6-002

Starting on September 30, 2025, the federal government will no longer send paper checks for benefit payments. That means if you or a member of your ohana receives benefit payments from the Social Security Administration (SSA)—such as Social Security Retirement, Supplemental Income, Disability or Old Age insurance payment or benefit payments from the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)—you’ll need to sign up for electronic payments before the deadline. Here’s what you need to know: https://ow.ly/6cXS50WZImR

We’re honored to have been recognized by readers of the Hawaii Tribune Herald as Best of East, because nothing means more to us than doing our best for the people who mean the most to us. Mahalo to all of our teammates for their commitment to helping our customers reach their possible.

We’re proud to join Pacific Business News in recognizing Suzanne Puanani Vares-Lum as one of Hawaii’s Most Admired Leaders. As the first Native Hawaiian woman to become an Army General, a member of our Board of Directors, and now a leader advancing global security and cross-cultural understanding, Suzanne exemplifies the belief that anything is possible.

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