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2019

Annual report ofManifest Matson Giving, the community investment program of Matson, Inc. Message from the Chairman and CEO Matson Community Giving Program Leadership

Giving back to the PRESIDENT: Matthew Cox communities in which we work and live is a deeply Pacific Committee Chair, Gary Nakamatsu, Consultant held value at Matson. Vic Angoco Jr., Senior Vice President, Pacific Our employees are active Russell Chin, District Manager, Island in our communities. Our Jocelyn Chagami, Director, IT Technical Solutions company giving to support Matt Cox, Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive Officer our communities is guided Len Isotoff, Vice President, Sales—Hawaii by local committees of Ku’uhaku Park, Vice President, Government & Community Relations employees who know their Bernadette Valencia, Vice President & General Manager, and communities and direct Staff: Linda Howe, [email protected] our support to organizations that are particularly good Ka Ipu ‘A¯ina Program Staff (Hawaii): Keahi Birch at what they do to make our communities stronger. Adahi I Tano’ Program Staff (Guam): Gloria Perez

With the encouragement of Matson’s board of directors, Mainland Committee we contributed more donations to more organizations last Chair, John Lauer, Senior Vice President & Chief Commercial Officer year than the year before. In 2019, Matson Giving provided Joseph Augsburger, Director, Accounting $3.7 million in cash and in-kind service to bolster the work Lori Geraty, Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Matson Logistics of 960 non-profits across Hawaii, Alaska, Micronesia, the Jason Taylor, Vice President, Human Resources South Pacific and the U.S. mainland. This includes Matson Paula Strano Isobe, Director, Customer Support Systems & Training Giving’s monetary match to the numerous volunteer hours Richard Kinney, Senior Vice President, Network Operations Matson employees provided to causes important to them. Michael Coleman, Director, Intermodal Operations, Matson Logistics Timothy Kirchhoff, Director, Sales & Marketing, Southwest Region We dedicate this year’s edition of Manifest to the vital Shyamal Roy, Assistant Vice President, Operations—West, Matson Logistics work of nonprofit organizations that is needed more Staff:Andi Burgess, [email protected] than ever now in our communities, to our employees who continue to give, and to our regional Matson Giving Alaska Committee committees for their continuing service and dedication Chair, Bal Dreyfus, Senior Vice President, Alaska to serving our communities. Dylan Faber, Manager, Community Affairs Lee Fisher, Gatehouse/Yard Manager Tamara Grasse, Senior Account Manager Matt Cox Rick Kniaziowski, Manager, Terminal Operations, Kodiak CHAIRMAN AND CEO Roslyn Mitchell, Manager, Sales—Alaska Claudia Russell, Director, Finance and Administration, Alaska Athena Sampson, HR Generalist, SPAN Alaska John Schweiker, Senior Account Manager Jennifer Tungul, Director, Alaska Terminals Front cover clockwise from top left: Ka Ipu ‘A¯ina program; Kahauiki Village by aio Foundation; Mary’s Place; Kahauiki Village. Back cover top left: First Staff:Dylan Faber and Chrystel Bankhead, [email protected] Place for Youth; bottom left: Alaska. 2019 COMMUNITY INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS

Matson contributed over $3.7 million CASH CONTRIBUTIONS in cash and in-kind services to support $79K the work of 960 organizations across Location $1,060K $161K $656K $493K our service area. Hawaii Western Pacific South Pacific Mainland Alaska

$36K $47K CASH CONTRIBUTIONS: $2,449,000 Program Area $225K $135K $313K $258K $145K $252K $417K $255K $182K $184K Notable donations included cash support to United Animal-Related Arts/Culture/Humanities Community & Civic Disaster Preparedness & Relief Ways in Hawaii and on the U.S. mainland and Education Environment Food, Ag & Nutrition Healthcare support for both the American Heart Association Human Services Maritime/Public Benefit Recreation & Sports Youth Development and American Red Cross in key locations. The USO, Navy League and Coast Guard Foundation also received Matson’s consistent support. IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS

One-time urgent assistance was given to numerous $19K Coast Guard Petty and Warrant Officers’ Associat­ Location $743K $423K $83K ions providing relief from their unpaid service during $18K the 2018–2019 Federal Government shutdown. Mainland Alaska Hawaii Western Pacific South Pacific

Matson provided major capital support to the Food $1K $21K $28K $17K Bank of Alaska, Girl Scout and Boy Scout camps Program Area $175K $77K $439K $216K $78K $64K $150K and in Hawaii, and the Covey Café $20K in Anchorage. Animal-Related Arts/Culture/Humanities Community & Civic Disaster Preparedness & Relief IN-KIND SUPPORT: $1,286,000 Education Environment Food, Ag & Nutrition Healthcare In-kind contributions comprised primarily of Human Services Maritime/Public Benefit Recreation & Sports Youth Development donated or discounted shipping for environ­mental $32K programs and food banks. Loans of containers Service Type $1,219K for fundraisers and donations of used containers $25K $10K Shipping Loans MDA Donations Other are included. In total, Matson assisted 95 undupli­ cated charities. In addition to the figure above, Matson has made future commitments of in-kind support exceeding $300,000 in value.

Since 2012, Matson has invested more than $20.5 million in its communities.

1 IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS

IN KIND SUPPORT: $1.3 Million Matson’s in-kind support was often the best option to assist the nearly twelve dozen organizations which had a variety of needs in 2019. We loaned refrigerated containers as temporary cold storage for carnivals, fairs and fundraising events such as golf or fishing tournaments or 5K runs. We donated containers to store athletic equipment, school furnishings, agricultural tools and supplies, and equipment to battle invasive species. Notably, our donated or discounted shipping moved donated medical equipment and supplies, schoolhouse chairs and desks, beds for the YWCA, shelf stable and perishable food that will be donated by food banks and meal programs, and youth sporting gear and uniforms. A significant donation of shipping services to Hawaii helped address our homeless crisis. In total, Matson provided in-kind assistance for 95 separate charities.

Residents of Kahauiki Village, this mom is able to pursue her degree and continue working to support herself and son, thanks to affordable childcare available to residents of this transitional housing site. Blossoming shower trees planted among Phase 1 homes create shade around the pathway connecting homes.

HAWAII Hawaii Lodging & Tourism Association aio Foundation Hawaii Nature Center Aloha Medical Mission Hawaii United Okinawa Association American Red Cross, Hawaii Hawaii Wildlife Fund — Aloha Council & Troop 195 Firefighters Foundation Carole Kai Charities Intertribal Council of Hawaii Convoy Of Hope Iolani School Friends Of Hawaii Charities Association of Teachers and Parents Girl Scouts Council of Hawaii Animal Education Center Hale Makua Health Services Kauai County Farm Bureau Hawaii Big Game Fishing Club At the Kahauiki Village site, these Matson containers are filled with prefabricated homes, sourced from Japan by Kauai Lifeguard Association aio Foundation and shipped to at no charge. The homes will be assembled on the concrete foundations which are Hawaii Foodbank prepared with electrical and plumbing rough-ins. Long-term affordable housing will help break the cycle of homelessness. Kauai Police Activities League

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Kauai Youth Football Rotary Club of Kapaa Foundation Wreaths Across America Keiki O Ka Aina Preschool Rotary Club of YMCA of Kauai Kona Kau Marshallese Church Salvation Army - Hawaiian & Pacific YWCA—Oahu Kristi Yamaguchi’s Always Dream Islands Foundation Samaritan’s Purse—Operation: WESTERN PACIFIC Christmas Child Ambros (emergency supplies) Seabury Hall Makuu Farmers Association Canvasback Missions Malama Hule’ia State of Hawaii, Department of Transportation - Airports Division Guam National Tennis Federation Food Bank Sustainable Coastlines Northern Marianas College Na Leo O Hawaii U.S.S. Missouri Memorial Association Seventh-Day Adventist Noelani Elementary School Schools UH Foundation—Shidler College of Paradise Speedway Business Pay-Less Markets Community Foundation Punahou School Vision To Learn Catholic High School Re-Use Hawaii Wisdom Center For Autism

Sixth grade students at the Palau SDA Elementary School study how muscles, tendons, and joints work together by examining a chicken wing. The science lab tables were shipped to this Northern Marianas island, from Seattle, as a courtesy by Matson.

SOUTH PACIFIC Alliance For Support Of American Legion Baseball In Anchorage Alzheimers Disease Resource Pacific Island Foundation Agency Of Alaska Fishing Association American Red Cross of Alaska Sau Ia Bodybuilding Anchor-Age Center Anchorage Ski Club TONGA Beans Cafe Nukunuku Village Schools Chugiak Senior Citizens Tonga Catholic School Food Bank of Alaska Greater Fairbanks Community MAINLAND Hospital Foundation Coast Guard Foundation - National Kiwanis Club of Kodiak Impossible Roads Foundation— Kodiak Rodeo and State Fair Washington Mat-Su Miners Richmond Yacht Club Foundation— Monroe Foundation California Russian Jack Springs Junior Golf Association ALASKA Soldotna Little League 10 Chefs Special Olympics Alaska Alaska VA Health Care Systems The Burgess (two on left) and Dockins (on right) siblings, who also are cousins, participate in the Soldatna Little League’s St. Benedict Church 7-week-long season which starts when spring arrives in Alaska. The boys in Dodger blue play in the minors, and each of their Alaskans for Litter Prevention and University of Alaska Fairbanks— sisters participate in a coach-pitch league, for the Twins team. Matson’s support for this League was demonstrated with Recycling Cooperative Extension Services discounted shipping for their uniforms and equipment. Yakutat Tlingit Tribe

3 CASH CONTRIBUTIONS

PACIFIC Detailed in this section, Matson’s cash donations In addition to support for hula and surfing, around the Pacific—in Hawaii and the Western outrigger canoe paddling and Polynesian and South Pacific—totaled $990,000, benefiting voyaging, we also funded rodeos and rugby, 339 different charities. (Additional cash recipients parades and plays and livestock auctions. ¯ of our matching gifts, Adahi I Tano' or Ka Ipu ‘Aina Matson continued our legacy of support for programs are found on pages 14–17.) United Way in Hawaii and for health care at both Matson has continued as the signature corporate Kapiolani and Queen’s medical centers and at sponsor of the Hawaii DOE’s Teacher Induction REHAB Hospital. Center; as a top sponsor of the American Red And, we are helping celebrate the 200th Cross’ disaster preparedness and response in anniversary of the historic Kawaiahao Church; Hawaii and Guam; as underwriter of PBS Hawaii the Centennial of the Hawaiian Civic Club of and Hawaii Public Radio’s news broadcasts; Honolulu; and our 30th year supporting the and top supporter of the USO, Navy League and Special Olympics of Hawaii. Coast Guard around the Pacific.

Project Vision’s ‘Better Vision for the Keiki’ program offers free vision screenings to Hawaii students in order to identify uncorrected vision problems that might cause students to avoid reading and fall behind in school. This group from Oahu’s Windward District jump for joy as they now see the world more clearly with their new eyeglasses, funded by this charity and its partners. Matson’s support in 2019 was an unrestricted donation.

4 HAWAII CASH RECIPIENTS

Kumu Hula Niuli‘i Heine (second from left), kumu (teacher) and her haumana (students) perform a traditional oli (chant) of transition during a recent Native Hawaiian Convention; she wears a white ginger flower lei while the haumana wear kukui lei. The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement’s former CEO Michelle Kauhane (far left) wears a hala lei, which visually represents a person passing their kuleana (responsibility) to another: the current CEO Kuhio Lewis. The pa‘u (drum) on the far right is a traditional instrument used in ceremonies. Matson has sponsored the annual convention since 2016.

Masonry Construction Charitable OAHU Fund ACE Hardware Hawaii Merrie Monarch Festival aio Foundation Multiple Sclerosis Society— Aloha Medical Mission Hawaii Division Alzheimer’s Association Muscular Dystrophy Association— Hawaii Armed Services YMCA of the USA Na Wahine Pa‘ani O Punahou National Association of State Departments of Agriculture/ Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii Western Association of State Carole Kai Charities Departments of Agriculture Center For Tomorrows Leaders National Association Of Women In Construction Chaminade University Of Honolulu National Restaurant Association CrimeStoppers Honolulu Education Foundation Native Hawaiian Chamber of Equine 808 Horse Rescue HAWAII Foodland’s Give Aloha Hawaii State Bar Association Commerce Family Promise Of Hawaii General Contractors Association Hawaii State Chapter of Children’s Navy League of the United States— Filipino Community Center STATEWIDE of Hawaii Justice Centers Honolulu Council Friends of Honolulu City Lights Aloha United Way Girl Scouts Council of Hawaii Hawaii State Department of Ocean Defenders Alliance Friends Of The Waikiki Aquarium American Heart Association—Hawaii Hawaii Ag and Culinary Alliance Education—Hawaii Teacher Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku H U G S For Hawaii’s Seriously Ill Chapter Induction Center Foundation Support Hawaii Agricultural Leadership Children And Their Families American Red Cross—Hawaii Foundation Hawaii State Junior Golf Association Paniolo Hall of Fame Habilitat Association of Fundraising Hawaii Aquaculture & Aquaponics Hawaii Steel Alliance Partners In Development Foundation Hanalani School Professionals—Aloha Chapter Association Hawaii Youth Conservation Corps PBS Hawaii Hawaii Army Museum Society Blue Planet Foundation Hawaii Construction Career Days Historic Hawaii Foundation Project Vision Hawaii Boy Scouts Of America Hawaii Council for the Humanities Honpa Hongwanji Mission of Hawaii Public Schools Of Hawaii Foundation Hawaii Bowl Foundation Captain David Lyman Maritime Hawaii Culinary Education Hula Halau O Pua Loke Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific Hawaii Children’s Cancer Foundation Scholarship Fund Foundation K Mark Takai Foundation Foundation Hawaii Farm Bureau Federation Catholic Charities Hawaii Hawaii Employees Lifeline Program Palama Culture and Arts Shidler College of Business Alumni Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii Hawaii Foodbank Society Association Hawaii Golden Gloves Association Chief Warrant Officer Association Hawaii High School Athletic Kama‘aina Care Special Olympics Hawaii Hawaii Nature Center Child & Family Service Association Kamehameha Schools Bishop Estate Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii Hawaii Wall & Ceiling Industry Association Scholarship Fund Coalition For A Drug-Free Hawaii Hawaii HomeOwnership Center Kapiolani Health Foundation Tax Foundation Of Hawaii Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu Council For Native Hawaiian Hawaii Lodging & Tourism Kids 4 CPR Teach for America Association Scholarship Fund Advancement Kina‘ole Foundation The Gift Foundation of Hawaii Hawaii Pacific University Helping Hands Hawaii Domestic Violence Action Center Make-A-Wish Hawaii The Nature Conservancy of Hawaii Hawaii Public Radio Hina Mauka Easterseals Hawaii Marine Corps Association Times Super Market Charity Golf Hoakalei Cultural Foundation FBI National Academy Hawaii State 4-H Livestock Council Foundation Tournament

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The ARC in Hawaii KAUAI American Heart Association— The Queen’s Medical Center American Cancer Society—Kauai Maui Division The St Andrews Schools Big Brothers Big Sisters of Hawaii American National Red Cross U.S.S. Missouri Memorial Association Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii—Kauai Boys & Girls Clubs of Maui University of Hawaii at Chiefess Kamakahelei Middle School Caring K9s Therapy Dogs Maui USO Hawaii Child & Family Service—Kauai Doris Todd Christian Academy Wallace Rider Nana’s House Program Feed My Sheep Contractors Association of Kauai Webco Foundation Friendly Isle United Fund Habitat for Humanity—Kauai YMCA of Honolulu Habitat for Humanity—Maui Hawaii Lodging & Tourism Youth Impact Program Hale Kau Kau by St. Theresa Church Association—Kauai Chapter YWCA—Oahu Hana Youth Center Hawaii Youth Maritime Programs Hawaii State Department of HAWAII ISLAND Hui O Laka—Kokee Natural History Education—Maui Complex— Boys & Girls Club of the Big Island Museum Science & Engineering Fair Kapaa High School Project Grad Performing Arts Center of Kapolei’s performance of Shrek! involves a cast of 30, Easterseals Hawaii—Kauai Heritage Hall supported by crew of ten, who practice for a dozen weeks to bring this production Friends of the Palace Theater Kaua‘i All-Island Band Hui Malama Learning Center—Maui to life. Students in grades 6–12 from Kapolei and nearby West Oahu communities Kauai Chamber of Commerce Hui No Ke Ola Pono learn their lines, their songs, their moves and develop confidence as they prepare Hawaii Concert Society Kauai County Farm Bureau and perform. Matson has supported PACK since 2013. Hawaii County 4-H Livestock Hui No‘eau Association Kauai Economic Development Board Imua Family Services Honolulu Firefighters Foundation Mental Health America of Hawaii Hawaii Island Chamber of Commerce Kauai Filipino Chamber of Commerce Kamehameha Schools Maui Campus Honolulu Police Community Moanolua Gardens Foundation Hawaii Island United Way Kauai Filipino Chamber of Commerce Ohana Foundation Foundation Moms On A Mission Hawaii Hawaii Saddle Club Kihei Youth Center Society Kauai Food Bank Na Kama Kai Japanese Chamber of Commerce King Kekaulike High School PTSA Ho‘okua‘aina Nan Scholarship Program and Industry of Hawaii Kauai High School—PAIRS/Project Maui 4-H Livestock Association Graduation Ho‘ola Na Pua New Media Productions Joseph’s Storehouse Outreach Center Maui Adult Day Care Centers Kauai Hospice Imua Kakou Chapter of National North Shore Community Land Trust Kawaihae Canoe Club Maui Arts & Cultural Center Ambucs Kauai Lifeguard Association Oahu Babe Ruth League Kealakehe Intermediate School Maui Chamber of Commerce Institute for Human Services Kauai Museum Association Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum Kona Kohala Chamber of Commerce Maui County Farm Bureau Japan America Society Of Hawaii Kauai Sailing Association Paepae O He‘eia Lifesource Community Center Maui County Nutrition Program Japanese Cultural Center Of Hawaii Kauai United Way Partners In Care Lyman House Memorial Museum Maui Economic Development Board Junior Achievement of Hawaii Kauai Veterans Council Performing Arts Center of Kapolei Marine Toys For Tots Foundation Maui Fair Alliance Kahala Warriors Baseball Club Kumu’s Cupboard Pohai O Kamehameha North Kohala Community Resource Maui Food Bank Kahuku Intermediate and High School Center Leadership Kauai Polynesian Voyaging Society Maui Humane Society Life’s Bridges Hawaii Kamehameha Schools Association Pop Warner Little Scholars of Teachers and Parents Puma Punku Ocean Cleanup Ohana Pacific Foundation Maui Native Hawaiian Chamber Surfrider Foundation—Hilo Chapter Foundation KAMP Hawaii Punahou School The Salvation Army—Kauai/Lihue The ARC of Hilo Maui United Way Kapolei Foundation The Storybook Theatre of Hawaii The Food Basket Paia Youth & Culture Center Kawaiahao Church Waioli Corporation’s Mission House Tony Taniguchi Memorial Golf South Oahu County Farmers PTA Hawaii Congress for Kula Keiki O Ka Aina Preschool Tournament Wilcox Health Foundation Association Elementary School Lanakila Pacific UH Foundation—Imiloa Astronomy YMCA of Kauaii Submarine Officers Birthday Ball Pukalani Elementary School PTA Le Jardin Academy Center Committee MAUI COUNTY Rotary Club of Kahului Lunalilo Home VASH Hawaii Island Susan Page Modeling Alexander & Baldwin Sugar Museum St. Anthony Jr. Sr. High School Malama Maunalua Waimea Ocean Film Fest Tamuras Charitable Foundation Alzheimer’s Disease And Related YWCA—Hawaii Island Manoa Valley Theatre The 200 Club Disorders Association

6 WESTERN AND SOUTH PACIFIC CASH RECIPIENTS

Manelu/Big Brothers Big Sisters More than $160,000 was awarded in cash support of Guam in the Western Pacific areas Matson serves. National Association of Women in Construction—Guam Navy League of the United States— WESTERN PACIFIC Guam Educational Guam Council Telecommunications Corporation GUAM Pay-Less Markets Community Guam Girl Scouts Foundation Academy of Our Lady of Guam Guam Humanities Council Port Authority of Guam Employee American Cancer Society—Guam Guam Junior Golf League Association Field Office Guam National Golf Federation Rotary Club of Tumon Bay American Red Cross—Guam Guam National Olympic Committee Society of American Military Bookmobile Foundation of Guam Guam Society of Professional Engineers—Guam Post Cancer Care Assistance Foundation Engineers South Pacific Petroleum Corp Chinese Chamber of Commerce Guam Visitor Industry Education Southern Heat of Guam Council Special Olympics Guam Cost-U-Less Charity Tournament Guam Women’s Chamber of St. Francis Catholic School Eagle Golf Club Commerce Parent-Alumni Organization Edward M. Calvo Cancer Foundation Guampedia SWANA Solid Waste Association Guam Chamber of Commerce Inadahen I Lina'la Kotturan Chamoru of North America—Pacific Basin Guam Community College Isla Center for the Arts at the Chapter Typhoon Yutu in 2018 and Super Typhoon Soudelor in 2015 damaged ’s Foundation University of Guam Triple J 5K Fun Run/Walk vegetation so critically that the Micronesia Islands Nature Alliance launched a special Guam Contractors Association Kamalen Karidat University of Guam Endowment campaign to ‘bring back our trees’. More than 500 trees were planted at fourteen Foundation sites across the island by 200 volunteers who also water them bi-weekly and take Guam Crime Stoppers Program Make-A-Wish Guam measurements to document progress. Matson has supported MINA since 2014. University of Guam United States Coast Guard Marianas Chief Petty Officer Association Funkfit (USCG CPOA) Joeten & Daidai Foundation Pago Pago Fishing Association USO Guam Rotary Club of Pago Pago OKINAWA COMMONWEALTH OF Society of American Military COOK ISLANDS THE NORTHERN MARIANA Engineers—Okinawa Post Cook Islands Canoeing Association ISLANDS USO Okinawa Cook Islands Rugby Union American Red Cross—Northern Mariana PALAU Motu2Motu Liberation Day Committee Palau Community College NIUE Micronesia Islands Nature Alliance Palau Conservation Society Niue Fishermen’s Association Northern Marianas College Palau International Coral Reef Center Niue Rugby Football Union Rotary Club of Saipan SAMOA Saipan Chamber of Commerce SOUTH PACIFIC American Samoa National Olympic NEW ZEALAND Committee FEDERATED STATES OF Auckland Rescue Helicopter Trust Diocese of American Samoa MICRONESIA As title sponsor for the USO Guam “Rock ’N Run For Our Heroes” 5K held every College of Micronesia Samoa Red Cross Society December for the past 15 years, Matson played the key role in hosting more than AMERICAN SAMOA 150,000 runners over the years at one of the island’s most popular community Habele Outer Island Education Fund Agency for Better Living Endeavors events. Matson’s Phil Santos volunteers in service to this charity’s board in part Swim Club American Samoa Shrine Club because the USO strengthens America’s military service members on Guam by SHIP-HOOPS Angels Against Violence keeping them connected to family, home and country.

7 SCORE Service Corp. of Retired Executives MAINLAND Matson makes cash donations across the U.S. mainland primarily to Seacology benefit charities in our West Coast port cities with shipping terminals: Special Olympics Northern Seattle/Tacoma, Oakland and Long Beach. States that host our adminis­ California-East Bay The Alameda County Community trative operations—Arizona, Illinois and Georgia—also receive funding. Food Bank In 2019, cash donations in these areas totaled $510,000 (not including­ The Center for Independent Living matching gifts) and were gratefully received by 145 different organizations. The Exploratorium Treasure Island Sailing Center United States Coast Guard Chief Petty Officers Association (CPOA) Golden Gate Chapter OAKLAND AND Chabot Space & Science Center Gritty City Repertory Youth Theatre United States Coast Guard Chief NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Foundation Junior Achievement of Northern Petty Officers Association (CPOA) Petaluma Chapter Alameda County Library Foundation Community Resource Center California Wardrobe For Opportunity American Heart Association Cougar Diamond Club Lamorinda Rugby Football Club East Bay Agency for Children Lindsay Wildlife Experience Wooden Boats For Veterans Association for the Preservation of Foundation the Presidential Yacht Potomac East Bay Performing Arts Make-A-Wish Foundation Greater Woodland United Way Bay Area Rescue Mission East Bay United Soccer Club Bay Area Marine Science Institute Boy Scouts of America— East Bay Zoological Society LONG BEACH AND San Francisco Bay Area Council Fairfield Community Services Mental Health Association of SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Boys & Girls Clubs of Oakland Foundation Alameda County Cabrillo High School California Maritime Academy First Place for Youth Mercy Retirement Care Center Education And Leadership Institute Foundation Girl Scouts of Northern California Museum of Children’s Art EXP International Trade Education Call Of The Sea My Good Deed Greater Farallones Association Programs Na Lei Hulu I Ka Wekiu Hula Halau Foodbank Of Southern California First Place for Youth in Oakland, Oakland Ballet Company California. works with youth International City Theatre Oakland Chamber of Commerce aging out of foster care, helping International Seafarers Center Of increase their self-sufficiency Oakland Childrens Fairyland Long Beach skills and lifetime earning Oakland Museum of California Leukemia & Lymphoma Society potential. Dez had earned her Foundation high school diploma and was Long Beach BLAST Oakland Public Library Foundation determined to develop economic Long Beach Public Library stability and independence—and Peralta Colleges Foundation Foundation capably parent her two young Producers Associates Los Angeles Habilitation House children. With the help of First Reading Partners Place for Youth, she has earned a Mental Health America of Los Medical Assistant certificate and RettSyndrome.org Angeles plans to pursue a Nursing degree. San Francisco Marin Food Bank Palos Verdes Peninsula Rotary Matson has funded this charity Foundation San Francisco Maritime National Park for three years now. Association Port of Long Beach San Franciso Bay Area Transportion Public Corporation for the Arts Association of the City of Long Beach Save Mount Diablo Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern California Scientific Adventures THDF LI

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NATIONWIDE Lundeberg Maryland Seamanship School Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation March Of Dimes Foundation ALS Association Golden West Chapter Maritime Port Council of Greater New York/New Jersey American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Michelin American Red Cross—National Seafarers International House Berrien Community Foundation Special Organization Founded to Aid Special Kids SOFTASK Boy & Girls Club of Indiana The Petco Foundation C&S Charities United Seamens Service Coast Guard Foundation Webb Institute Containerization Institute Federation of State Humanities Councils

Five siblings of this family welcomed the news each will be able to ‘sleep solo’ in bunk beds in their room at this family center shelter in Burien, one of nine family centers operated by Mary’s Place in King County, Washington. More than a homeless shelter, resources and services provided at the center help families overcome barriers and locate long-term housing, employment for the adults, and school enrollment for youth. Matson’s donation in 2019 was our first to this Seattle charity.

The Heads Up Youth Foundation Concerns Of Police Survivors Children’s Museum of Phoenix United States Coast Guard Chief Mary’s Place Seattle Desert Botanical Garden Petty Officers Association Ocean Beauty Seafoods Devereux Foundation (CPOA) Past Presidents Club—Propeller Phoenix Gospel Rescue Mission United States Veterans Initiative Club of the United States Phoenix Symphony Association Peninsula Education Foundation Seattle Childrens Hospital PTA Arizona Congress of Parents & United Way Foundation Teachers for Bella Vista School Transportation Club of Seattle Shoebox Ministry PACIFIC NORTHWEST/ Transportation Club of Tacoma OREGON St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance United States Coast Guard Chief Valley Of The Sun United Way Albertina Kerr Centers Foundation Warrant Officers Association Valleylife Oregon Museum of Science and (CWOA) PNW Chapter Industry United Way of King County Waste Not Portland Youthbuilders Westside Baby ILLINOIS PACIFIC NORTHWEST/ Youth Maritime Training Association Dupage P A D S WASHINGTON ARIZONA Northern Illinois Food Bank The Rotary Foundation of Rotary In Matson’s key communities, we support food banks and meal programs. Since American Parkinson Disease Save the Family Foundation of International 2004, Matson has funded , a food rescue and delivery program that Association Arizona Waste Not eliminates waste and inefficiency as it collects and then delivers donated perishable Auburn Valley Humane Society Arizona Aloha Festivals food to those in need, combating both hunger and needless food waste. Drivers Foundation GEORGIA for this Phoenix-area charity display beautiful fruits and vegetables which will Accel Boys & Girls Club of America Autism Society of Washington be ‘same-day’ delivered to recipient agency partners, reducing their food costs American Heart Association- Lowcountry Down Syndrome Society and freeing up limited resources for the other services provided to clients in need. Clothing Across America Western States Affiliate With the basic need for food met, clients can focus on achieving stability and Child Crisis Arizona long-lasting self-sufficiency.

9 ALASKA

Matson’s cash donations in Alaska totaled $474,000, not including matching gifts. During this fifth year of Giving, our support benefited 84 charities across the state—one in four of which were new to our program. Matson provided capital support to the Food Bank of Alaska, the Alaska SeaLife Center, AWAIC and Covenant House. For the third consecutive year, Matson was lead sponsor of the Heart & Stroke Walk in Anchorage. In addition to support for recreation—hockey, baseball and soccer, biking and running— Matson funds the (primarily indoor) performing arts. In 2019, support went to the Anchorage Concert Association, the Anchorage Symphony Orchestra and Anchorage Opera Company as well as the Alaska Youth Orchestra and Alaska Chamber Singers. ALASKA American Lung Association Greater Alaska Chapter Chief Petty American Red Cross—Alaska Officers Association Matson’s Claudia Russell donates her leadership to the Food Bank of Alaska STATEWIDE Hope Community Resources as a member of their volunteer board. Her role motivates colleagues’ personal Anchorage Neighborhood Housing donations, which Matson matches, and is another reason for Matson’s support Alaska Avalanche School Services Jesse L. Carr Charity Fund General of the Food Bank’s effort to purchase and furnish a larger, more efficient Alaska Aviation Heritage Museum Anchorage Sports Association Teamsters Local 959 distribution center. Alaska Hunter Jumper Association Big Brothers Big Sisters of Alaska Junior Achievement of Alaska Alaska Jewish Campus Blood Bank of Alaska Prince William Sound Science & Technology Institute Alaska SeaLife Center Boys & Girls Clubs of Southcentral Reach 907 Alliance For Support Of American Alaska Legion Baseball In Anchorage Camp Fire Standing Together Against Rape American Cancer Society Challenge Alaska The Arc of Anchorage American Diabetes Association Child Care Connection The Salvation Army—Alaska American Heart Association—Alaska Food Bank of Alaska University of Alaska Fairbanks Victims For Justice

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ANCHORAGE Bike Anchorage Left: At the Fort Richardson National Cemetery north of Boys & Girls Club of Southcentral A10 Chefs Anchorage, donated wreaths Alaska Abbott O Rabbit Little League destined for headstones create Breast Cancer Detection Center an opportunity to honor those Abused Womens Aid In Crisis Catholic Social Services who serve and remember the fallen, Alaska Chamber Singers who made ultimate sacrifice. Cook Inlet Soccer Club Alaska Hotel & Lodging Association The annual ceremony’s most Covenant House Alaska honored guests are these Gold Star Alaska Mens Run Dimond High School surviving family members, each Alaska SCTP accompanied by an active duty Ducks Unlimited—Alaska Alaska Youth Orchestras member from the Branch in Lost Lake Run which the loved one served. Alaska Zoo Make-A-Wish Alaska & Washington Matson has provided both shipping Alaskans for Litter Prevention and services and cash support for Mustang Hockey Association Recycling Wreaths Across America. Anchorage Concert Association National Multiple Sclerosis Society Below: This co-ed group of Shriners Hospitals For Children Anchorage Glacier Pilots kayakers practice their skills on Anchorage Mayor’s Charity Ball Special Olympics Alaska Kenai Lake in Cooper Landing— a magnificent setting. Camp K Anchorage Museum Association Taylar Young Memorial Foundation has been operated by Camp Fire Tim Tebow Foundation Anchorage Opera Company Alaska since 1964, making it the Anchorage Park Foundation United Way of Anchorage longest running co-ed overnight camp in the state. Matson has Anchorage Symphony Orchestra University of Alaska Anchorage supported this charity since 2017. Armed Services YMCA of Alaska Wreaths Across America Beans Cafe YWCA—Alaska

You’re looking at a winning team! The Alaska Scholastic Clay Target Program’s juniors and seniors traveled to Nebraska to bring home a high school division trophy, topping 11 other schools in the competition. It’s proof that shooting is an essential outdoor skill in Alaska, for hunting and protection in the wild! Alaska SCTP supports youth to develop shooting skills along with self-reliance, personal discipline, responsibility and sportsmanship. Strong skills add to survivability in the wilderness; strong performances at competitions can lead to college scholarships, too. Matson has supported the SCTP program for the past four years.

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On the island of Unalaska in the Aleutians, the Iliuliuk Family and Health Services clinic serves the community but many patients still need to travel to hospital, 800 air miles away in Anchorage, for diagnostic or surgical care. When weather, mechanical flight issues, or timing strand expectant mothers in Unalaska, the local nursing staff will put to use essential obstetrical and pediatric care skills gained when a Nurse Practitioner and Registered Nurse from Anchorage provided training, thanks to support from Matson.

The Kodiak History Museum operates as a partnership between the Kodiak Historical Society and the City of Kodiak, working to preserve and share Kodiak’s history. Matson’s support for the Society in 2019, a first donation, was directed to updating and expanding their exhibits so that historical photos, such as this one of Kodiak island taken eighty years ago, can be preserved for future generations. In this aerial view of the island, the city of Kodiak is in the lower center, flanked by Pillar Mountain on the right. In the distance, following the road are the Coast Guard Base and Kodiak airport. PHOTO #P-335-18

Old Harbor is an Alutiiq village on DUTCH HARBOR/UNALASKA Brother Francis Shelter the southeast side of Kodiak Island. Many families are sustained by Girl Scouts of Alaska Hospice And Palliative Care Of Kodiak subsistence hunting and fishing, Iliuliuk Family And Health Services while cultural and ecotourism is Kodiak High School Unalaska City High School growing in importance. A resur­ Kodiak Historical Society gence of pride in their culture Unalaskans Against Sexual Assault & attracts these children to the Family Violence Native Village of Afognak Nuniaq Camp, held in July, where Old Harbor Alliance they learn the traditional Alutiiq KODIAK United States Coast Guard Enlisted dancing. Matson supported this Alaska Research Consortium Association camp, produced by Old Harbor Native Corporation, for the first Alutiiq Museum and Archaeological time in 2019. Repository

12 MATCHING GIFTS

American Heart Association— Alaska & Hawaii Matching the personal contributions of employees, whether funds, time American Lung Association— or talent, empowers the donor and directs support to a broad range of Alaska & Mountain Pacific American Red Cross—Alaska, interests. Added together, employee contributions plus funding from Bay Area, Florida, Hawaii, Iowa & National Matson’s varied matching gift programs provided more than $290,000 Anchorage Concert Association in support to these employee-identified organizations. Anchorage Symphony Orchestra Antioch High School Arizona Aloha Festivals At Fried’s Cat Shelter in Indiana, Arthritis Foundation—Chicago Americorps volunteers paused Branch briefly to pose with the felines they came to assist by framing Asian Art Museum Foundation and finishing walls at the shelter. Asian Task Force Against Domestic Anita Roberts of Matson Logistics Violence is an animal-devotee, and Matson ASPCA matches her regular personal donations. Asperger Autism Network Bay Area Rescue Mission Berkeley Repertory Theatre Big Brothers Big Sisters Hawaii Bishop O’Dowd High School Boy Scouts of America—Aloha, Bay Area & Marin councils Boys & Girls Clubs—Southcentral Alaska & South Puget Sound Bridges of Hope International Bright Horizons For Children Brown University Bryn Mawr College Cal State Fullerton Philanthropic Foundation California Family Foundation Camp Agape Hawaii Camp Anuenue Corporation Campolindo High School Acacia Fraternity Foundation Alzheimer’s Association—Chicago, American Civil Liberties Union Cascade Christian School Fund Alaska Public Telecommunications Cleveland, Northern California & Foundation Of Northern California Northern Nevada Cathedral School for Boys Alaska SeaLife Center American Diabetes Association— Alzheimer’s Disease Research Hawaii & National Center for Reproductive Rights Alliance Francaise Foundation American Foundation for Suicide Child Crisis Arizona Aloha United Way American Cancer Society Prevention

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With the exception of a few bald heads, these Camp Anuenue participants and leaders don’t stand out as fighting cancer or having survived the fight. On Oahu’s North Shore each summer gather both youthful patients, who can forget about the fight, and older former campers from Hawaii and around the Pacific who return to lead a week of fun. Matson employee Wesley Park is a parent of a former camper; his personal donations are matched by Matson, while his son serves now as a youth leader.

Kodiak Public Broadcasting Pedal the Cause Corporation Phoenix Theatre Lafayette Partners in Education Planned Parenthood Federation of Lauren’s Institute for Education America Le Jardin Academy Prince William Sound Science & Lemont Baseball & Softball Club Technology Institute Leukemia & Lymphoma Society— Producers Associates Illinois Chapter Project Bread Linfield College Project Peace East Bay Lost Lake Run Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation Lymphatic Education and Research Punahou School Network Rainbird Foundation March of Dimes—Hawaii Chapter & Rainbow Acres National Office Rancho Coastal Humane Society Marine Corps Law Enforcement Foundation Refugee & Immigrant Center for Education & Legal Services Mary Bridge Children’s Foundation Renaissance Charitable Foundation Richmond Museum Association Massachusetts Institute of Technology Children’s Cancer Network Equine Assisted Therapy Alaska River of Life Mission Hawaii Preparatory Academy Mid-Pacific Institute Coast Guard Foundation Eric’s Corner Ryan House Hawaii Public Radio Mount Holyoke College Code for Fun Explicit Movement Saint Louis University Hawaii Sailing Foundation Muhlenberg College Compassion International Families of Sunset PTA Salolampi Foundation Hawaii Wildlife Center Muttville Senior Dog Rescue Conservation Council for Hawaii Food Bank of Alaska Salvation Army—Alaska Division Heifer Project International National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii Cooperation for Assistance and Food For The Poor Honolulu Orchid Society Samaritan’s Purse/Operation National Liberty Ship Memorial Christmas Child Relief Everywhere (CARE) Fried’s Cat Shelter Ho’ola Na Pua National Multiple Sclerosis Society Corpus Christi School San Domenico School Friends of Eagle River Nature Center Hope And A Future —Northern California, Oregon & Damien Memorial School San Francisco Ballet Gabriel’s Angels Hope Community Resources South Florida chapters San Francisco Maritime National Park Dimond High School Habitat for Humanity—East Bay/ Neil Armstrong Elementary School Hospice and Palliative Care of Kodiak Association Duke University Silicon Valley New Moms Hospice of Petaluma San Francisco Opera East Bay SPCA Harry H. Dow Memorial Legal North American Maritime Ministry Humane Society of the United States San Marin High School All Sports Ecole Bilingue De Berkeley Assistance Fund Association ‘Iolani School Booster Club Educational Foundation of Orinda Hawaii Audubon Society Oakland Children’s Fairyland Island Liaison Save A Pet El Cerrito High School Student Hawaii Baptist Academy Oregon State University Foundation Junior Achievement—Guam Save the Family Foundation of Arizona Activities Fund Hawaii Foodbank Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku Justin Turner Foundation Scleroderma Foundation, Greater Episcopal Community Services of Hawaii Health & Harm Reduction Foundation Chicago Chapter San Francisco Center Kaneohe Canoe Club Pancreatic Cancer Action Network Scripps College Hawaii International Child Kershaw’s Challenge Peace Bridge

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MATCHING GIFTS

Location $45K $145K $20K

Pacific Mainland Alaska $210,000: Not including employees’ initial personal donations, Matson’s matching gifts were $6K $3K $2K $5K paid out to 198 separate charities at the request Program Area $12K $8K $72K $7K $42K $42K of 152 participating employees. $6K $5K Animal-Related Arts/Culture/Humanities Community & Civic Disaster Preparedness & Relief Education Environment Food, Ag & Nutrition Healthcare Human Services Maritime/Public Benefit Recreation & Sports Youth Development

Shriners Hospital for Children UC Berkeley Foundation United Services for Children Walt Disney Family Museum Shriners Hospitals, Aloha Chapter UC Davis Foundation United Way of Anchorage Washington University Sleepy Hollow Parents Club UC San Diego Foundation United Way of Metropolitan Chicago Waste Not Smithsonian Environmental Unalaskans Against Sexual Assault & United Way of the Bay Area Wellesley College Research Center Family Violence University of Delaware Wilson School Ohana PTA Special Olympics Alaska University of North Carolina, University of Notre Dame World Vision Foundation Chapel Hill Special Olympics Hawaii University of Southern California Wounded Warrior Project University of North Carolina, St. Ignatius College Preparatory University of Texas at Austin School Greensboro Valley of the Sun United Way (AZ) St. Joseph Elementary School United Negro College Fund St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital St. Leo Food Connection Stone Valley Education Fund Surf City Elementary PTA Surfrider Foundation Tam High Foundation Texas Civil Rights Project The ALS Association

The benefits of horseback riding The Brandeis School of San are as numerous as the types of Francisco disabilities and conditions it can The Early School serve, according to Equine Assisted The Heritage Foundation Therapy Alaska. This young client, Tommy, has learned to ride the 31Heroes Project horse named Hank, then grooms it, Tony La Russa’s Animal Rescue too. Research shows riding results Foundation in physical, emotional, cognitive, and Tri Valley Animal Rescue intellectual benefits. In 2019, Matson matched employee Bal Dreyfus’ U.S. Merchant Marine Academy donation to this charity which has U.S. Merchant Marine Academy served Alaskans since 1983. Foundation U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Midshipman Carrson Pearce (in blue) from Kings Point, New York, competes in the Laser National Championship Regatta off the coast of California last January, demonstrating the sailing skills he learned in addition to U.S. Merchant Marine Academy subjects important to the task of running a large ship—like marine engineering, navigation and maritime law. Matson employee Alumni Foundation Roger Franz supports this service academy’s Alumni Foundation, triggering Matson’s matching gift.

15 ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS KA IPU ‘A¯INA & ADAHI I TANO'

Matson’s environmental programs harness the energy of volunteers to remove rubbish and debris from shorelines, parks and roadways to prevent it from entering the ocean. Hawaii’s program, established in 2001, is called Ka Ipu ‘Aina, translating to ‘container for the land.’ A sister program began in 2013 in Guam, where Adahi I Tano’ translates to ‘taking care of the land.’ Together, the programs donated more than $150,000 to 165 participating organizations for cleanups and paid all necessary expenses as well. Soto Academy parents and students gathered at the start of their cleanup in front of the beautified Ka Ipu ‘Aina container.

Chance Em Foundation Hawaiian Lions Basketball Christian Liberty Ministries Of Hawaii Hawaii-Niigata Damien Memorial School Hickam AFB Airmans Attic Drill Team Hawaii Booster Club Hilo Christian Broadcasting East-West Center Foundation Corporation Farrington High School Hoa Aina ‘O Makaha Friends Of Imi Ho Ola Honolulu Canoe Club Friends Of Honpa Hongwanji Mission Of Hawaii Friends Of The Kamehameha Canoe Ho‘omana Oiwi Club Oahu Huakailani School For Girls Located in Kalihi on Oahu, close KA IPU ‘A¯INA August Ahrens Elementary School Friends Of The Waikiki Aquarium Ikaika Mau Loa Alumni Association to Matson’s operations, Farrington Gay Mens Chorus Of Honolulu Imagineworks AAU of the USA for 808 Tar Heels Baldwin High School ’s Creative Arts leaders, High School Habilitat International Association of Lions LJ Andres and Vanessa Attardo AAU of the USA for East Honolulu Ballistic Soccer Hawaii Clubs (center left and right), directed Girls Softball Beach Environmental Awareness Haili Christian School Interscholastic League Of Honolulu dozens of drawing and painting AAU of the USA for Honolulu Sharks Campaign Hawaii Halau Hula O Napunaheleonapua students to depict our program’s Basketball Club Boy Scouts of America— Hale Makua Health Services Iolani School intended beauty as they decorated AAU of the USA for Kahoots Aloha Council Troop 195 Island Judo Hawaii a formerly standard container Hamakua Baptist Church Baseball (subject to ‘tagging’, Boy Scouts of America— Hawaii Kai Community Foursquare Ka Ulu Koa Volleyball Institute as seen above). AAU of the USA for Oahu White Aloha Council Troop 326 Hawaii Public Radio Kahuku High and Intermediate Lightning Squad Boy Scouts of America— School PTCO Hawaii Rush Soccer Club AAU of the USA for Posse Athletics Aloha Council Troop 82 Kailua Elementary School Hawaii Titans Fastpitch Air Force Sergeants Association Boy Scouts of America—Aloha Kailua High School Council Venture Crew 808 Hawaii Tokai International College Aliamanu Middle School Kailua Intermediate School Band Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii Hawaii Volleyball Foundation Aloha Spirit Foundation Boosters Boys to Men Mentoring Network Hawaii Wildlife Fund Aloha State Volleyball Club Kaimuki High School of Hawaii Hawaiian Acres Community American Red Cross, Hawaii Kainalu Elementary School Bulls Soccer Club Association ASSETS School Kalakaua Foundation Central Christian Church Hilo Hawaiian Island Twisters Booster Club

16 KA IPU ‘A¯INA AND ADAHI I TANO’ PROGRAM CASH CONTRIBUTIONS $6K Both environmental programs welcome participa­ Location $26K $151K $11K $9K tion by a wide variety of charities which muster Adahi I Tano’: Guam Ka Ipu ‘A¯ ina: Oahu Hawaii Island Maui Kauai their members for a morning’s work. Matson makes it easy by handling the hauling and disposal of $1K $6K $5K $8K debris, leaving the volunteers without that burden $14K $33K $17K $46K $40K $24K just as they leave the area without rubbish. In 2019, Program Area $1K $8K more than $150,000 was paid to 165 participating organizations for cleanups. Animal-Related Arts, Culture & Humanities Community Improvement Disaster Preparedness & Relief Education–Public Education–Private Environment Health & Human Services Program Expenses Public Benefit Recreation & Sports Youth Development

Kalani High School Little League Baseball Nuke LaLoosh Athletic Club Surfrider Foundation Guam Amateur Baseball Association Kamehameha Schools Manu O Ke Kai Canoe Club Oahu Babe Ruth League Sustainable Coastlines Guam Cal Ripken Rookie League Kananiokeakua School Of Hula Maui Lani Cane Fire Foundation P A R E N T S Sweet Adelines Guam Nikkei Association Kaneohe Cultural Foundation Maui Strikers Soccer Club Papa Ku Mana The Lawrence and Hokulani Guam Women’s Masters Softball Mighty Governors of Kalihi Performing Arts Center of Kapolei De Rego Foundation Habitat of Humanity of Guam Kawaihoa Foundation Mililani Volleyball Club Pha Basketball TKO Hawaii Booster Club iCan Resources Ke Kula Nui O Waimanalo Pipeline Soccer Club Hawaii Trolls Booster Club iRecycle Kealakehe Intermediate School Mohala Pua School Pop Warner Little Scholars—Kailua UH Foundation—College of Mercy Heights Catholic Nursery & Engineering Keiki Education Living Independent Mokapu Elementary School Mustangs Cheer Team Kindergarten Ulu Ae Learning Center Institute Mustangs Athletic Foundation Pop Warner Little Scholars— Ordot Chalan Pago Elementary Keaukaha Warriors USA Track & Field School Kiwanis International Na Kama Kai Kulaniakea PTA Hawaii for Kaiser High School Waianae PTSA—Project Grad Port Authority of Guam Employee Na Keiki O Kainalu Pre School Project Grad Association , Hawaii School for Girls Organization Waimea Project Grad PTA Hawaii for Saint Anthony Catholic School Leahi Soccer Club Na Maka O Puuwai Aloha Wallace Rider Farrington Foundation PTA Hawaii for Moanalua High High School San Juan Bautista Church Youth Lihue Pop Warner Association School Project Grad Group North Shore Canoe Club West Coast Rebels Punahou School Windward Sunrise Rotary Club Southern High School’s National Honor Society Radford High School—PTSA Young Life Oahu Radford High School—Samoan Club Tiyan High School Close Up Club Riggers Athletic Club ADAHI I TANO' University of Guam Endowment Foundation Rotary Club of Poipu Beach 734th Mobility Airlifter’s Council Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1509 Foundation Academy of Our Lady of Guam Ruff Ryderz Baseball Hawaii Agana Heights Athletes Organization Sacred Hearts Academy Chelu Saint Louis School Dededo Soccer Club Saint Mark Lutheran School Foneni Achocho Sensu Athletic Club Sounds Of Success Preschool And George Washington High School Learning Center Guahan Lions Club St. Ann’s Model Schools Guahan Women’s Islanders Softball This drone-eye view shows a spotless area on Harmon Cliff Road resulting from the St. Elizabeth Youth Group Association efforts of theGuahan Lions Club, a first-time participant in Adahi I Tano’.

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