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Spare Change For Food Bank
“It’s a win-win idea
as it helps address food insecurity in our community while also helping remedy the coin shortage.”
Nonprofits Benefit From Love’s Giving
Honolulu residents who have loose change collecting in their cars or between their couch cushions can turn them in to any Central Pacific Bank location and know they’re helping the community in more ways than one.
Franz Family Bakery, pro- ducers of Love’s brand baked goods, is joining forces with the Hawai‘i Foodservice Al- liance for the second annual Love’s Spirit of Giving Pro- gram.
and Women’s Fund.
“Giving back has always
bakery. “We are honored to support those who make Ha- wai‘i a better place.”
Central Pacific Bank says the islands are facing an unprecedented coin short- age. Even as digital transactions are the way of the future, financial institutions still need old-fashioned coins. At the same time, food banks are struggling to meet demand.
Residents have until Aug. 14 to nominate a Honolulu nonprofit. Love’s Spirit of Giving will give out a total of $50,000 statewide this year.
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To nominate a nonprofit, visit lovesbakery.com.
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From now through Aug. 12, Central Pa- cific Bank will donate 100% of the value of the coins collected to Hawai‘i Food- bank. Plus, the CPB Foundation will make a matching donation of up to $5,000.
CEO Amy Marvin, “We are excited about this partnership with Central Pacific Bank that will help ensure everyone in our com- munity has the food they need to thrive.”
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The following organi- zations benefited: Adult Friends for Youth, Aloha Diaper Bank, Aloha Harvest, Child & Family Service ‘Ewa Beach, Hawai‘i Science and Technology Museum, Kīhei Youth Center, Make-A-Wish Hawai‘i, Pālama Settlement, Special Olympics Kaua‘i
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“It is a win-win idea as it helps address food insecurity in our community, while also helping remedy the coin shortage,” states Brandt Farias, Central Pacific Bank executive vice president and chief market- ing officer.
Those interested don’t need to be a Cen- tral Pacific Bank customer to contribute. The bank is accepting all American coins, from pennies to quarters. The institution prefers loose change but will accept rolled coins as well.
Adds Hawai‘i Foodbank president and
For more information, visit promo.cpb. bank/change-for-charity.
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