(From left) Catherine Leon Guerrero, Mobil sales and administrative support; Liberty Manglona, Mobil territory manager; Jimmy Tim Chau Hau, president, Mobil; James T. McDonald, chairman, Guam Crime Stoppers, Inc.; Jennifer Duenas, commercial territory manager, Mobil; April Caguin, contractor; and Floreann Perez, Mobil project manager, Environmental & Property Solutions. Photo courtesy of Mobil Oil Guam Inc.
Mobil Oil Guam Inc. donated $2,500 to the Guam Crime Stoppers, Inc. to help support their programs and efforts in raising awareness on crime prevention and safety to the community of Guam.
(From left) Liana Louise, administrative assistant, Guam Animals In Need; John Shen, president, Prestige Automobiles; Jennifer Asoshina, manager, Prestige Automobiles; Nona Perez, outreach manager, Guam Cancer Care; Raphael Hilmi, parts manager, Prestige Automobiles; George Johnston, service manager, Prestige Automobiles; and Victor Camacho, Sanctuary Incorporated of Guam executive director. Photo by Justin Green Prestige Automobiles donated a total of $15,000 to three non-profit organizations: Guam Animals In Need(GAIN), Guam Cancer Care, and Sanctuary, Inc. of Guam. The donation was made as part of their Give Back Drive Event, held October 2022 to January 2023. During that period, a portion of the sale from every vehicle purchased will be donated to non-profit organizations.
Korean Guam Travel Association members helped pick up trash at the Gov. Joseph Flores Memorial Park (Ypao Beach Park).
The Taiwan Economic and Cultural Office in Guam and the Guam Visitors Bureau held the Earth Day Beach Clean up at the Gov. Joseph Flores Memorial Park (Ypao Beach Park). The cleanup was also supported by the Honhui Group, First Commercial Bank, China Airlines and Chung Kuo Insurance.
Salt and Light Realty donated $55,000 to Safe Haven from funds raised through the first anniversary gala. The funds will be used to help renovate and improve the new Safe Haven Pregnancy Center facility in Chalan Pago. The nonprofit organization supports expecting mothers in need of confidential advocacy, counseling, parenting classes and other services.
(From left) Sabina Tamondong, the club’s past chairwoman; Aida Miranda, member; Gloria Baguinon, past chairwoman; Demi Robinson, member; James Robinson, current chairman; Rico; Rivera; Lynda Tolan, past chairwoman and scholarship committee coordinator; Provost Anita Borja Enriquez, UOG senior vice president; Nilda Estampador, club scholarship committee member; Dean Lawrence Camacho, UOG enrollment management services; Lorie Castelo, club vice chairwoman; and Mark Duarte, UOG financial aid director. Photo courtesy of the University of Guam
The Filipino-American Presidents' Club of Guam recently awarded $500 scholarships to two University of Guam students: Angelica Rose B. Rico, a senior on a biomedical track majoring in psychology; and Kyona A. Rivera, a junior in the communication program.
(From left) Monique Carriveau Storie, Dean of University Libraries; Katrina Perez, UOG Endowment Foundation executive director; Dr. Sharleen Santos-Bamba, interim vice provost for Academic Excellence, Graduate Studies and Online Learning; Chairman Kun- Tai "Kent" Hsu of Taiwanese real estate developer Honhui Group; Dean James Sellman, College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences professor; and Dr. Kuan-Ju Chen, the senior liaison of the Asia Pacific Universities Consortium at UOG; gathered for Honhui Group’s $10,000 check donation at the CLASS conference room. Photo courtesy of the University of Guam Chairman Kun-Tai "Kent" Hsu, of Taiwan-based real estate developer Honhui Group, recently donated $10,000 to support an art and literature exhibit that stems from a partnership between the Asia Pacific Studies Center at the University of Guam and UOG’s partner Taiwanese institutions. UOG partners include the National Museum of Taiwan Literature and National Taitung University. The exhibit is scheduled for June 6-10, 2023, at the Sen. Antonio M. Palomo Guam Museum & Chamorro Educational Facility in Hagåtña. Honhui Group holds a real estate portfolio of more than $7 billion, mostly in Taiwan, and including land parcels in Guam's Tumon Bay.
(From left) Ernie Galito, AK business development director; Trina Cruz, AK marketing and communications director; Josephine Blas, ACT president; Mye Ganan-Flores, ACT treasurer; and Athena Ramos, AK marketing manager. Photo courtesy of Atkins Kroll
Atkins Kroll donated $1,914 to Autism Community Together (ACT) Guam in support of Autism Awareness Month. ACT is a non-profit support group for individuals with autism, their families, and supporters in Guam. The donation was made through Atkins Kroll’s Community Matters program. The donation amount signifies the year Atkins Kroll, Inc., one of Guam’s oldest and most prominent businesses, was founded. Atkins Kroll has made cash and in-kind contributions of $1,914 to various charitable and non-profit organizations each month since celebrating 100 years in 2014.
