Annual report of Matson Giving, the community investment program of Matson, Inc.

2018 Message from the Chairman and CEO Matson Giving Leadership

Having served Pacific Committee for 137 years, Matson Chair, Gary Nakamatsu has long benefitted Vicente Angoco Jr., Senior Vice President, Pacific from the deep sense Russell Chin, District Manager, Hawaii Island of community that is Jocelyn Chagami, Manager, Industrial Engineering central to island culture Matt Cox, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer and the knowledge that Leonard Isotoff, Vice President, Sales—Hawaii Ku‘uhaku Park, Vice President, Government & Community Relations we ultimately rely on Bernadette Valencia, Vice President & General Manager— and each other for the security and well-being of our families. It has become a core value that carries Staff: Linda Howe, [email protected] Ka Ipu ‘A¯ina Program Staff (Hawaii): Keahi Birch throughout our growing Pacific network, where we seek to Adahi I Tano’ Program Staff (Guam): Gloria Perez strengthen all of the communities in which we live and work. Last year, guided by employee committees, focused on Mainland Committee organizations that are particularly effective in our communities Chair, John Lauer, Senior Vice President & Chief Commercial Officer Joseph Augsburger, Controller, Matson Logistics and fully supported by our board of directors, Matson contri­ Lori Geraty, Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Matson Logistics buted more than $3.6 million in cash and in-kind support to Jason Taylor, Vice President, Human Resources more than 850 organizations in Hawaii, Alaska, Micronesia, Paula Strano Isobe, Director, Customer Support Systems & Training the South Pacific and on the U.S. mainland. Added to this Richard Kinney, Vice President, Equipment & Inland Operations were the countless hours of personal time and effort Matson Timothy Kirchhoff, Director, Sales & Marketing, Southwest Region employees and their families devoted to making a difference Shyamal Roy, Assistant Vice President, Operations—West, Matson Logistics in their communities. Staff:Paul Merwin and Janine Ray, [email protected] We dedicate this edition of Manifest to the important work of nonprofit organizations in our communities and salute the Alaska Committee leadership of those who volunteer to serve on our regional Chair, Bal Dreyfus, Vice President, Alaska Chris Dianora, Director of Sales, Pacific Northwest Matson Giving committees and the active participation of so Tamara Grasse, Senior Account Manager many other employees who together embody the giving spirit Rick Kniaziowski, Manager, Terminal Operations, Kodiak of Matson. David Kolesky, Senior Account Manager Roslyn Mitchell, Senior Account Manager Claudia Russell, Director, Finance and Administration, Alaska Matt Cox Athena Sampson, HR Generalist, Span Alaska Transportation CHAIRMAN AND CEO John Schweiker, Senior Account Manager Jennifer Tungul, Manager, Terminal Operations, Dutch Harbor Lindsey Whitt, Manager, External Affairs, Alaska COVER Top row: (Left) Ollie Schaberg hoists his choice of a Thanksgiving pumpkin at the Kodiak 4-H fundraiser. (Center) Menehune SurfFest contestants Staff:Claudia Russell and Chrystel Bankhead, [email protected] enjoy a post-heat shave ice, flavored Matson blue. (Right) Athletes of the Tsunami Swim Club clean Piti Beach Park on Guam in the Adahi I Tano' program. Bottom photo: Hawaii’s Zone 7 team jumped for joy ahead of their Ka Ipu ‘A¯ina at ’s Sandy Beach Park. 2018 COMMUNITY INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS

CASH CONTRIBUTIONS $99K Matson contributed $3.6 million in cash Location $1.035M $162K $432K $367K and in-kind services to support the work Hawaii Western Pacific South Pacific Mainland Alaska of more than 850 organizations. $12K $110K $63K $90K $155K $195K $115K

$2,095,000: Cash contributions were made Program Area $260K $232K $223K $205K $435K to 691 organizations and included significant Animal-Related Arts/Culture/Humanities Community & Civic Disaster Preparedness & Relief predicable cash donations to United Ways in Education Environment Food, Ag & Nutrition Healthcare Hawaii and on the U.S. Mainland; the American Human Services Maritime/Public Benefit Recreation & Sports Youth Development Red Cross; the Navy League of the U.S.; the American Heart Association; and the Coast Guard IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS $15K Foundation. Matson also responded to unantici­ Location $480K $190K $65K $600K pated needs and opportunities. The total includes donations to 178 organizations that participated in Hawaii Western Pacific South Pacific Mainland Alaska the Ka Ipu ‘A¯ ina and Adahi I Tano’ environmental $45K $5K $35K $25K $55K $5K programs in Hawaii and Guam, respectively, and those programs’ costs. Program Area $210K $440K $100K $90K $110K $230K

$1,350,000: In-kind contributions were comprised Arts/Culture/Humanities Community & Civic Disaster Preparedness & Relief Education primarily of donated shipping for environmental Environment Food, Ag & Nutrition Healthcare Human Services programs and food banks, and in response to Maritime/Public Benefit Recreation & Sports Youth Development Program Administration multiple natural disasters including Typhoon Yutu, $35K $15K Cyclone Gita, and the Kilauea volcano eruption. Service Type $1.07M $230K Loans of containers for fundraisers and donations of used containers are included. In total, 74 charities Shipping Container Donations Container Loans Administration were assisted. MATCHING GIFTS $170,000: Cash contributions that match gifts made by employee donations (not including Location $37K $118K $15K United Way workplace giving campaigns) were Pacific Mainland Alaska directed to 164 different charities. In addition, Matson employees made just over $15,000 $5K $8K $3K $2K $2K $4K in personal contributions to disaster-response efforts worldwide. Program Area $7K $52K $12K $33K $32K $10K Animal-Related Arts/Culture/Humanities Since 2012, Matson has invested more than Community & Civic Disaster Preparedness & Relief Education Environment Food, Ag & Nutrition Healthcare $17 million in its communities. Human Services Maritime/Public Benefit Recreation & Sports Youth Development

1 IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONS PACIFIC HAWAII Temporary cold storage for fundraising fairs and carnivals. Permanent Alaka‘i O Kaua‘i Public Charter School storage for sports or fire-fighting equipment. Aloha Medical Mission American Red Cross—Hawaii Moving a container full of furnishing and supplies for a new public charter American Red Cross, Branch Camp Agape Hawaii school…of almost-new donated fitness equipment for the Y… of recovered Carole Kai Charities/Great Aloha Run discarded fishing nets no longer a hazard to marine life. County of —Office of the Mayor Friends of Hawaii Charities Relocating recyclable materials destined for new uses…or feed for cattle Hale Makua Health Services urgently moved away from lava….and breathing masks and building Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council materials for the same purpose. And moving disaster relief equipment and Hawaii Foodbank Hawaii Kai Boat Club Foundation supplies in response to fires, cyclones and typhoons…Matson’s in-kind Hawaii Lions Foundation for support was often the best option. District 50 Hawaii Wildlife Fund Hawaiian Railway Society An extraordinary donation Holy Family Catholic Academy of multiple used containers formed the framework which Holy Hill of Zion volunteers for the Impossible Ho’opulapula Haraguchi Rice Mill Roads Foundation modified HOPE Services Hawaii into ‘tiny homes’ for veterans in the Pacific Northwest. Intertribal Council of Hawaii —Alumni Teachers Parents Kapaa High School Kauai Independent Food Bank Kawehiokalani dba Pumpkin Carving Festival Kihei Canoe Club Lahaina Yacht Club Foundation LPGA Lotte Championship Tournament Maui Arts & Cultural Center Merrie Monarch Festival National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii Noelani Elementary School North Shore Community Land Trust Paia Youth & Culture Center Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum Project Vision Hawaii

2 Protect Kahoolawe Ohana Ayuda Foundation—Micronesia Medical Missions Your generosity is overwhelming… Salvation Army—Hilo Tan Siu Lin Foundation none of this would have happened without you. Samaritan’s Purse aka Operation FSM Consulate Lt. Joshua Rae, Ninilchik Emergency Services Christmas Child House Of Chamorros Shidler College of Business Alumni Joeten & Daidai Foundation Association Spare for Change Tinian Premier Football Club St. William Catholic Church State of Hawaii, Department of Transportation—Highways Division Micronesian Games Organizing Hawaii Island District Committee The Food Basket U.S. VETS SOUTH PACIFIC Wreaths Across America YMCA—Island of Hawaii NEW ZEALAND USO Bike Ride (Understanding WESTERN PACIFIC Strengthening Overcoming) Matson moved a donated fire truck from Dutch Harbor to Anchorage, destined to GUAM American Samoa Association of serve in Ninilchik, a remote Alaska Native village (Pop. 833) on the Kenai Peninsula. Guam Homeland Security—Office of Paddlers Several members of the all-volunteer crew ceremoniously ‘pushed-in’ the truck for Civil Defense the first time. Mission of Hope Ministries Haya Foundation Charity & Hope Ministries Pepsi Cola Bottling Company of Guam SAMOA WASHINGTON COOK ISLANDS Samoa Victim Support Group Impossible Roads Foundation Rotary Club of Rarotonga— St. Mary’s College Marianas Young Professionals Cook Islands ALASKA Alaska VA Health Care System Aotearoa Cyclone Gita Tonga Relief Alaskans for Litter Prevention and Aid Committee Recycling American Cancer Society MAINLAND Arctic Valley Ski Area Chugiak Senior Citizens CALIFORNIA Covenant House Alaska College of the Siskiyous Foundation Food Bank of Alaska College Park High School Kiwanis Club of Kodiak 1st Vanguard Services Kodiak 4-H After Category 5 Supertyphoon Napa Police Officers’ Association Museum of The Aleutians Yutu devastated Saipan and Northern California/Nevada UCC Ninilchik Emergency Services Tinian in CNMI in October 2018, Society of St. Vincent de Paul of Senior Citizens of Kodiak Matson moved containers with Contra Costa Ted Stevens Foundation relief materials and supplies from Unalaska City School District ports as close as Guam and as far ARIZONA away as the U.S. West Coast for Unalaska High School Senior Parents Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian local charities and governments Committee Community to speed up recovery. Wreaths Across America

3 CASH CONTRIBUTIONS HAWAII PACIFIC RECIPIENTS Matson’s total cash donations around the Pacific Rim account for $1.3 million, comprised of $1.04 million benefiting Hawaii and $261,000 benefiting Guam, HAWAII Micronesia, and South Pacific islands and nations. STATEWIDE Ahahui Koa Anuenue In Hawaii, Matson supported 371 organizations with cash donations during 2018, Aloha United Way including 148 Ka Ipu ‘A¯ina program participants. American Cancer Society American Diabetes Association- Listed here are recipients of Matson’s cash support. Hawaii American Heart Association—Hawaii Chapter American Red Cross—Hawaii Arthritis Foundation—Hawaii Asia Pacific Exchange and Development Association of Fundraising Professionals— Aloha Chapter Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii Charles R. Kendall Scholarship and Education Fund Child & Family Service Coalition for a Drug-Free Hawaii Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement Domestic Violence Action Center Easterseals Hawaii 808 Cleanups Family Programs Hawaii General Contractors Association of Matt Cox accepts the Kōkō Hawaii Pu‘upu‘u and umeke made by Marques Hanalei Marzan Girl Scouts Council of Hawaii (far right). Give Aloha via Foodland Super Market Hawaii Ag and Culinary Alliance Thank you for being such wonderful recipients of the Kama’aina of the Year award! Matson has Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council shaped the waterfront, helped establish the tourism industry, supplied the plantation economies of the Hawaii Construction Career Days previous two centuries, and continues to provide a lifeline of supplies for the islands. Hawaii Culinary Education Foundation Hawaii Foodbank Kiersten Faulkner, Historic Hawai‘i Foundation Hawaii High School Athletic Association

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Hawaii HomeOwnership Center Pacific and Asian Affairs Council Hawaii Army Museum Society Hawaii Museums Association Pacific Region Baseball Boy Scouts of America— Hawaii Bowl Foundation Hawaii Pacific University Paniolo Hall of Fame Aloha Council–Troop #195 Hawaii Children’s Cancer Foundation Hawaii Parkinson Association Partners in Development Foundation Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii Hawaii Congress of Parents Teachers Hawaii State 4-H Livestock Council PBS Hawaii Calvary Chapel Windward and Students Hawaii State Association of Counties Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation Caregiver Foundation Hawaii Education of the Arts Hawaii State Dept. of Education— Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific Carole Kai Charities Hawaii Farm Bureau Federation Hawaii Teacher Induction Center Foundation Castle High School Hawaii Golden Gloves Association Hawaii State Junior Golf Association Sales & Marketing Executives Center for Tomorrows Leaders Hawaii Impact Football Association Hawaii Steel Alliance Shidler College of Business Alumni Central Union Church Preschool Hawaii Rush Soccer Club Hawaii Legacy Project Association and Kindergarten Hawaii Titans Fastpitch Hawaii Youth Conservation Corps Hawaii Chaminade University of Hawaii Wall & Ceiling Industry Hawaiian Islands Land Trust Tax Foundation Of Hawaii CrimeStoppers Honolulu Association Scholarship Fund Hawaiian Sailing Canoe Association Teach for America Damien Memorial School Hawaiian Civic Club of Honolulu Scholarship Fund Historic Hawaii Foundation The ALS Association Golden West D.R.E.A.M. Team Hawaii Chapter Hawaiian Mission Children’s Society Ho‘oulu Foundation DreamHouse Ewa Beach The Bella Project Eastside Baseball Academy of Hi Performance Baseball The Nature Conservancy Hawaii Honolulu Galaxy Futbol Club With your help, we are working to ensure our The Salvation Army East-West Center (homeless) youth are supported …to independence Times Supermarket Charity 808 Impact Honolulu Police Community Golf Tournament 808 Storm Foundation Skip Adams, Friends of Youth Outreach/RYSE and self-sufficiency. Trustees of the Estate of Bernice Ewa Beach CBDO Honpa Hongwanji Mission of Hawaii Pauahi Bishop Families In the Fire Ho‘ola Na Pua UH Foundation—College of Hospice Hawaii Kama‘aina Care Engineering Family Career Community Leaders of America Huakailani School for Girls Kapiolani Health Foundation UH Foundation—Office of Family Promise of Hawaii ImagineWorks Kina‘ole Foundation Intercollegiate Athletics Filipino Community Center Imua Kakou Chapter of National March of Dimes - Hawaii Chapter UH Foundation—Shidler College of Business Fokus Baseball AMBUCS Masonry Construction Charitable Institute for Human Services Fund 4-H Hawaii OAHU International Church of the Merrie Monarch Festival Friends of Honolulu City Lights AAU of the USA for the Honolulu Foursquare Gospel Friends of Imi Ho‘ola Mothers Against Drunk Driving Raiders Club Iolani Raiders Boosters Club (MADD) Friends of Academy of Muscular Dystrophy Association- Friends of the Aquarium AccesSurf Hawaii Jammers Club Hawaii Friends of Youth Outreach ACE Hardware Hawaii Na Wahine Pa‘ani O Punahou Foundation Japan-America Society of Hawaii Aiea High School National Association Of Women in HUGS Help Understanding & Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii Construction aio Foundation Group Support Junior Achievement of Hawaii Native Hawaiian Chamber of Air Force Sergeants Association Habilitat Ka Laulima Ho‘omalu Commerce Aloha Youth Lacrosse Association Habitat for Humanity—Honolulu Ka Mamala Hoe Canoe Club Navy League Of The — Hanahau‘oli School Kachi Karate Ohana Honolulu Council August Ahrens Elementary School Hanalani School Kahala Warriors Baseball Club Outrigger Duke Kahanamoku AYSO—Region 100 Foundation Hawaii Academy of Nutrition Kahuku High and Intermediate and Dietetics School

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Kailua High School Malama Kipuka Hawaii Radford High School HAWAII ISLAND Elementary School Radford High School PTSA American Heart Association Kaimuki High School Foundation Manu O Ke Kai Canoe Club Radford High School Samoan Club Boys and Girls Club of the Big Island Kainalu Elementary School Marine Corps Association Rainbow Aquatics Swim Team Central Christian Church Hilo Kalaepohaku Project Grad Foundation Revive & Refresh Christian Liberty Ministries of Hawaii PTA Mental Health America of Hawaii Roman Catholic Diocese of Honolulu Easterseals Hawaii Kalakaua Foundation Michaels Community Service Friends of the Children’s Justice Corporation Kalani Falcons Athletic Boosters SAE International Center of East Hawaii Mid-Pacific Institute Kalani High School St. Andrew’s Schools Friends of Waiakea Swimming Mililani Trojans Association KAMP Hawaii Hale Aikane Moanalua Gardens Foundation Kananiokeakua School of Hula Saint Mark Lutheran School Hawaii Concert Society Mohala Pua School Kanehunamoku Voyaging Academy Second Helpings Hawaii Hawaii County 4-H Livestock Mokauea Fishermen’s Association Association Kaoi Soccer Club 647th Civil Engineer Squadron Na Kama Kai Hawaii Island Chamber of Commerce Kapolei Foundation Booster Club Na Keiki Mauloa Hawaii Island United Way Sounds of Success Preschool and Nan Charitable Golf Tournament Learning Center Hawaii Wildlife Fund Keiki Education Living Independent Institute Navy Supply Corps Foundation South Oahu County Farmers Hilo AYSO Association Keiki O Ka Aina Preschool North Shore Canoe Club Hilo Church of Christ Oahu Choral Society St. Francis Healthcare Foundation Hilo Medical Center Foundation Ko‘olau Baptist Church and of Hawaii Academy Oahu RC&D Council Japanese Chamber of Commerce State of Hawaii Dept of Education Ko‘olau Foursquare Church Oxford House Koolau and Industry of Hawaii Tamura’s Charitable Foundation Kristi Yamaguchi’s Always Dream PACAF CSS Booster Club Kealakehe High School Team Piko Foundation PACAF Birthday Ball Committee Kona Hospital Foundation The Lawrence and Hokulani De Rego Kona Kohala Chamber of Commerce Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Foundation Harbor Lyman House Memorial Museum Your donation helps the Museum preserve The Queen’s Medical Center Papa Ku Mana Marine Toys for Tots Foundation Hawaii’s history and share its story with our The SEEQS Foundation Pearl City Community Association Mauna Loa School Trustees of the Estate of Bernice Richard Henderson, Lyman Museum community and visitors. Pearl City Elks Lodge No. 2669 Pauahi Bishop Na Kalai ‘a Pearl City High School HOSA U.S. Vets Initiative Parker Ranch Round-Up Club Scholarship , Hawaii School for Girls Performing Arts Center of Kapolei U.S.S. Missouri Memorial Association Pop Warner Little Scholars Le Fetuao Samoan Language Center Philippine Women’s Association United Church of Christ Oahu in Hawaii Association The Arc of Hilo Leeward Cobras Wrestling Club Pipeline Soccer Club Hawaii United Negro College Fund The Food Basket Parent Booster Pohai O Kamehameha University Laboratory School Tony Taniguchi Memorial Golf Tournament Liholiho Laulima Polynesian Arts and Cultural Booster Club Foundation UH Foundation—Hawaii Community Lions Club of Honolulu Foundation Waimanalo Canoe Club Pop Warner Little Scholars College Loyola Marymount University Webco Foundation Puakea Foundation of Hawaii UH Foundation—Imiloa Astronomy Hawaii Club Women In Need Center Lunalilo Home Pulse Productions /24-VII YMCA—Armed Services Danceforce Waiakea Intermediate Ukulele Band Lyon Arboretum Association YMCA—Honolulu Punahou School Waimea Ocean Film Festival Making Dreams Come True Valley YWCA—Oahu Waimea Outdoor Circle of Rainbows Pure Aloha Volleyball Club Quicksets Volleyball Club YWCA Of Hawaii Island

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Hale Makua Health Services HC&S, the last sugar plantation, is the reason many of us call Maui home and its Hana Arts closure was significant and, for many, deeply personal. Maui United Way knew it was time to support Hana Youth Center Hui Malama Learning Center our HC&S family when Alice Lee formed the A Hui Hou steering committee to raise funds. It was Hui O Wa‘a Kaulua a grassroots effort…and then something great happened. Matson. Matson jumped in with a HUGE Imua Family Services contribution of $100,000 that gave the Committee the ability to help many families through this Kihei Youth Center Mālama Maui Nui difficult transition, removing barriers so they could stand on their own again.Kari Luna Nunokawa, Maui United Way Maui 4-H Livestock Association Maui Adult Day Care Centers Maui Arts & Cultural Center Hawaii Youth Maritime Programs Kauai Hospice KAUAI Maui Chamber of Commerce American Cancer Society Hui O Laka—Kokee Natural History Kauai Lifeguard Association Maui County Farm Bureau Big Brothers Big Sisters Hawaii Museum Kauai Museum Association Maui County Nutrition Program Boys & Girls Club of Hawaii Island School Kauai Sailing Association Maui Economic Development Board Child & Family Service—Nana’s House Kapaa High School Project Grad Kauai Senior Citizens Softball Maui Food Bank Frank De Lima’s Student Enrichment Kauai Chamber of Commerce Association Maui Memorial Medical Center Program Kauai County Farm Bureau Kauai United Way Foundation Grove Farm Foundation Kauai Economic Development Board Kauai Veterans Council Maui Native Hawaiian Chamber Habitat for Humanity Kauai High School Baseball Booster Kiwanis International Foundation Club Hawaii Lodging & Tourism Life’s Bridges Hawaii Maui Rugby Org Association Kauai High School Football Boosters Lihue Pop Warner Association Maui United Way Hawaii Pacific Baptist Convention Kauai High School PAIRS-PTSA Lotus Arts Foundation Island Foundation Hawaii Soccer Federation Project Grad Malama Kaua‘i Na Leo Pulama O Maui Rotary Club of Poipu Beach Nisei Veterans Memorial Center Matson helped purchase tools Community Foundation and equipment needed by the Pacific Whale Foundation Surfrider Foundation Hawaii Community College Paia Youth & Cultural Center Model Home Project which The Salvation Army Pomaikai Elementary School provides hands-on experience Waimea High School Project Grad for skilled trades students Portuguese Association of Maui Wilcox Health Foundation as they annually design, build Pukalani Elementary School PTA and landscape a home— YMCA of Kauai Seabury Hall Parents of Graduates adding to the island’s supply of affordable housing. MAUI COUNTY American Heart Association American Red Cross We are extremely Baldwin High School Project Grad grateful for the support Boy Scouts Of America that the Relay For Life Boys & Girls Clubs of Maui DOE—Maui Science/Engineering Fair of Kauai receives, year Doris Todd Christian Academy after year, from Matson. Friendly Isle United Fund Patti Ornellas, American Cancer Society Hale Kau Kau

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WESTERN PACIFIC GUAM Abundant Life Church Academy of Our Lady of Guam Agana Heights Athletes Organization American Cancer Society American Heart Association— Jump Rope for Heart American Red Cross Big Brothers Big Sisters Boy Scouts of America—Aloha Council Cancer Care Assistance Foundation Chinese Chamber of Commerce Colorfully attired participants of Guam in the Special Olympics Guam’s Christmas Drop Organization softball competition assembled Coast Guard Marianas Chief Petty on field to appreciate Matson’s Officer Association notable support. In the Western and Cost-U-Less South Pacific, Matson Eagle Golf Club of Guam supported 104 organiza­ Edward M. Calvo Cancer Foundation Guam Economic Development tions with cash donations Authority Employee Morale during 2018, including Association Guahan Women’s Islanders 30 participants in our Softball Association Adahi I Tano' program. Listed here are recipients of Matson’s cash support. Teams from ten Micronesian jurisdictions send athletes to the ‘Micro Games’ held every 4 years. As a gold sponsor, Matson’s VP Bernadette Valencia was honored to present medals at their outdoor 2018 awards ceremony in , the Games’ location.

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In grateful recognition of your…generous support…as our Corporate Partner for Conservation… every year for the past five years. Let’s continue to work with the community for a Healthy Ecosystem for a Healthy . Bola Majekobaje and Dr. Minoru Ueki, Palau Conservation Society

Guam Animals In Need Pepsi Open Charitable Golf FEDERATED STATES OF AMERICAN SAMOA Guam Confederation Tournament MICRONESIA American Samoa Basketball Guam Cal Ripken Rookie League Philippine Jesuit Foundation College of Micronesia Association Guam Chamber of Commerce Port Authority of Guam Habele Outer Island Education Fund American Samoa Community Goodwill & Morale Association Cancer Coalition Guam Community College Micronesia Red Cross Society Rotaract Club of the Marianas Hope House Foundation Island Food Community Rotary Club of Guam Pacific Island Foundation Guam Contractors Association Rotary Club of Pohnpei Rotary Club of Tumon Bay Fishing Association Guam Crime Stoppers SHIP-HOOPS Saint Anthony Catholic School Rotary Club of Pago Pago Guam Educational Wa’agey Telecommunications Corp. San Juan Bautista Church Youth Club Samoa Musika Foundation Guam Girl Scouts 734th Mobility Airlifter’s Club PALAU Special Olympics Amerika Samoa Guam Humanities Council Society of American Military Palau Community College Tutuila Golf Association Guam Islanders Softball Assn Engineers Palau Conservation Society Guam Junior Golf League Soroptimist International of Guam Palau International Coral Reef Center COOK ISLANDS Anuenue Canoe Association Guam Memorial Hospital Volunteers South Pacific Petroleum Corp Palau Red Cross Assn. Southern Heat Cook Islands Canoeing Association Guam Society of Professional Special Olympics Guam OKINAWA Cook Islands Engineers St. Joseph Catholic Church Marine Corps Association Foundation NIUE Guam Visitor Industry Education Triple J Enterprises USO Okinawa Council Niue Police Blue Light Charity Tsunami Swim Club Guam Volleyball Federation U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps SOUTH PACIFIC SAMOA Guam Women’s Chamber of Commerce Ulitao NEW ZEALAND Alo Paopao Festival Trust Guam Women’s Masters Softball Club University of Guam Community Approach Samoa iCan Resources University of Guam Endowment Embassy of the United States of Foundation America, New Zealand TONGA I*Recycle Guam USO Guam The Village Community Services Trust Tonga Rugby Union Isla Center for the Arts— University of Guam COMMONWEALTH OF Make-A-Wish Guam & CNMI THE NORTHERN MARIANA NAVFAC Marianas Morale Welfare ISLANDS Assn. Matson’s donation lightens the financial burden American Red Cross— Navy League of the United States Pacific Islands Region of students and allows them to focus…on learning. Okkodo High School PTSA Micronesia Islands Nature Alliance We hope Matson’s generosity will inspire many other Our Lady of Mount Carmel Alumni Micronesian Games Organizing & Endowment Foundation Committee companies to help and give back to the community. Outrigger Guam Canoe Club Northern Marianas College Frankie Eliptico, Northern Marianas College Pay-Less Community Foundation Saipan Chamber of Commerce

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The San Francisco Maritime National Park hosts both the USS Pampanito (front) and the SS Jeremiah O Brien, US Navy submarine and Liberty ship respectively, which just marked 75 years of age. Having previously served in World War II, both vessels now serve to remind peacetime visitors of the sacrifices made to end that conflict.

Matson’s cash donations across the U.S. mainland—excluding Alaska— are directed primarily to benefit the West Coast port cities in which we have operations—Seattle/Tacoma, Oakland and Los Angeles/Long Beach­—and to states hosting our administrative operations—Arizona, Illinois and Georgia. Donations in other areas are generally linked to relationships we have established over time or which broadly support the transportation industry. Cash donations in 2018 for these areas exceeded $430,000 (not including matching gifts), directed to 134 different organizations. Listed here are the recipients of Matson’s cash support.

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OAKLAND AND First Place for Youth NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Food Bank of Contra Costa and With your help…we carry on environmental Alameda County Community Solano educational programs that…help Bay Area school Food Bank Friends of the Olga Sinclair Alameda County Library Foundation Foundation children better understand the awesome power Girl Scouts of Northern California Alameda Meals on Wheels of science! Marilou Seiff, Marine Science Institute Alzheimer’s Disease And Related Girls Inc. of Alameda County Disorders Association Gritty City Repertory Youth Theatre The Exploratorium American Diabetes Association Junior Achievement of Northern The Friendship Club American Red Cross—Bay Area California The Second Opinion Asian Art Museum Foundation League of Women Voters Education Fund United Way of The Bay Area Association for the Preservation Wardrobe for Opportunity of the Presidential Yacht Potomac Lindsay Wildlife Experience Livermore Youth Soccer League Washington Elementary School Marine Science Institute Woodland United Way Thank you for making the difference, Matson! Na Lei Hulu I Ka Wekiu Hula Halau The Oakland Public Library Brigantine Matthew Turner is the first educational Navy League of the United States— is four years more esteemed than Matson—having been tall ship… with an electric eco-hybrid propulsion founded in 1878! Of its Oakland Ballet Company 16 branches serving the system that charges under wind power—a tall Oakland Chamber of Commerce community, one is less than a half mile from Matson’s Oakland ship first! Charles Hart, Call of the Sea Oakland Military Institute College Preparatory Academy offices. Our support helps the OPL serve a diverse and Oakland Museum of California multi-lingual population. Boy Scouts of America— Foundation Boy Scouts of America— Oakland Public Library Foundation San Francisco Bay Area Council Playworks Education Energized Boys & Girls Clubs of Oakland Producers Associates Brandeis Hillel Day School Reading Partners California Maritime Academy San Francisco-Marin Food Bank Foundation San Francisco Maritime National Park Call Of The Sea Association PHOTO: VALENTINA AITYAN Chabot Space & Science Center San Francisco Suicide Prevention Foundation SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Scientific Adventures for Girls Aquarium of the Pacific Children’s Fairyland SCORE East Bay (Service Corp. of Boy Scouts of America College Park High School Retired Executives Assn.) Cabrillo High School Community Resource Center St. Francis Yacht Club Children Today Cougar Diamond Club Stand For Families Free of Violence EXP (fka International Trade East Bay Center for the Tandem, Partners In Early Learning Education Programs) Performing Arts The ARC of San Francisco Foodbank of Southern California East Bay Zoological Society

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Your grant is an investment in…the Valley’s treasured open spaces and helps…engage children and adults in learning about and caring for our Sonoran Desert environment. Beverly Duzik, Desert Botanical Gardens

Your generous support made possible the exhibit A cadet training at The Searfarers Harry Lundeberg Dear Listener: Works by Nicholas Galanin (a Native School of Seamanship for a career as a merchant mariner Alaskan), promoting work of burgeoning contem­ takes a bearing using an azimuth circle. This part of the porary Native artists from across the nation... navigational tool features a Dan Hagerty, Heard Museum circle of numbers that indicate direction in degrees.

Ronald McDonald House Charities ARIZONA GEORGIA of Southern California Your support enables…cutting edge science Accel Boys & Girls Club of America The Home Depot Foundation education…innovative exhibits and conservation American Heart Association— United Way of The Coastal Empire United Way of Greater Los Angeles Tempe Chapter Lowcountry Down Syndrome Society programs…ensuring that future generations can United States Veterans Initiative Arizona Aloha Festivals enjoy the beauty and wonder of our ocean planet. Children’s Museum of Phoenix NATIONWIDE PACIFIC NORTHWEST Desert Botanical Garden Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation Ryan Ashton, Aquarium of the Pacific Albertina Kerr Centers Foundation Drive By Blessings ALS Association Golden West Chapter Byrd Barr Place American Federation for Suicide Heads Up Youth Foundation Heard Museum Central Washington University Prevention International City Theatre Phoenix Conservatory of Music Grays Harbor Historical Seaport Berrien Community Foundation International Seafarers Center of Phoenix Rescue Mission Authority Boy & Girls Club of Elkhart County, IN Long Beach—Los Angeles Phoenix Symphony Association Hopelink C&S Charities Leukemia & Lymphoma Society St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance SeaShare via Ocean Beauty Seafoods Coast Guard Foundation Long Beach BLAST Valley of the Sun United Way Seattle Children’s Hospital Foundation Containerization & Intermodal Institute Long Beach Education Foundation VALLEYLIFE Seattle Children’s Hospital via Costco March Of Dimes Foundation Long Beach Public Library Waste Not Transportation Club of Seattle Foundation MEBA Merchant Marine Memorial Transportation Club of Tacoma Foundation North American Maritime Environ­ ILLINOIS ment Protection Association United Way of King County Humanitarian Service Project Saint Joseph’s University Palos Verdes Peninsula Rotary United Way of the Columbia— United Way of Metropolitan Chicago Special Organization Founded to Foundation Willamette Aid Special Kids DuPage PADS Port of Long Beach Washington State Concerns of The Seafarers Harry Lundeberg Police Survivors Northern Illinois Food Bank School of Seamanship Public Corporation for the Arts of the City of Long Beach Youth Maritime Training Association United Seamen’s Service Webb Institute

12 ALASKA Matson’s cash donations in Alaska exceeded $370,000 in 2018, benefiting 79 charities across the State. During the fourth year of Giving in key communities of Anchorage, Kodiak and Dutch Harbor, two dozen charities new to Matson were funded, evidence of growing awareness of the giving program. Listed here are recipients of Matson’s cash support.

Our relationship with Matson is very much appreciated. Your

The Covenant House Alaska efforts…in the prevention youth shelter is a refuge for homeless, abused, or exploited of suicide are important youth escaping the unforgiving streets of Alaska. It offers a for all of our Alaskan coffee shop and employment communities. Dennis Lasley training center for at-risk youth to learn a popular trade— and Wendy Nielsen Fick, American hot cups of coffee are practically Foundation for Suicide Prevention a food group in this state. Matson’s capital support was Alison Kear (left) and Covey Café staff directed to Covey Café. on opening day.

With your lead gift…Matson helps transform this space into an amazing new training center…and makes a significant impact in the lives of homeless and run away youth. We are grateful that you continue to remember the most vulnerable in our community. Thank you for your compassion and support. Alison Kear, Covenant House Alaska

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ALASKA ANCHORAGE Matson does so Abused Women’s Aid In Crisis STATEWIDE much to fill plates Alaska Chamber Singers Alaska Center for the Blind and and nourish Visually Impaired Alaska Mens Run Alaska SCTP—YESS Alaskan communities. Alaska Hunter Jumper Association Alaska Jewish Campus Alaska Wolves Hockey Association We appreciate Alaska Run for Women Alaska Zoo your partnership Alaska Youth Soccer Alaskans for Litter Prevention and Recycling Alliance for Support of American every day. Legion Baseball in Anchorage Anchorage Bucs Baseball Team Jim Baldwin, American Cancer Society Anchorage Community Concert Band Food Bank of Alaska American Heart Association—Alaska Anchorage Community Mental Health Services American Lung Association Anchorage Concert Association American Red Cross of Alaska Anchorage Glacier Pilots Anchorage Folk Festival Anchorage Hospice Big Brothers Big Sisters of Alaska Anchorage Museum Association Blood Bank of Alaska Anchorage Opera Company Blue Thunder Basketball Anchorage Symphony Orchestra Boys & Girls Clubs of Southcentral Alaska Armed Services YMCA of Alaska Association of Fundraising Professionals—Alaska Chapter A unique 16-mile mountain Challenge Alaska race on a U.S. Forest Service Beans Cafe Cook Inlet Harbor Safety Committee trail starts a dozen miles out Best Beginnings of Seward, Alaska and ends at Equine Assisted Therapy Alaska Catholic Social Services Lost Lake, of course, where a Fairbanks Summer Arts Festival maximum of 750 runners share Chugiak Senior Citizens Food Bank of Alaska a meal after raising several Cook Inlet Soccer Club hundred thousand dollars to Hope Community Resources Covenant House Alaska benefit the Cystic Fibrosis General Teamsters Local 959 Foundation. Matson was a Jesse L. Carr Charity Fund Cyrano’s Theatre Company sponsor of the Lost Lake Run Junior Achievement of Alaska Friends of the Campbell Creek for the first time in 2018. Science Center PHOTO: JULIANNE MINARIK Kenai Peninsula Borough School District Friends of the Municipality of Anchorage Public Libraries Logistics Officer Association We greatly appreciate your generosity…we intend to improve the cardio­ Lost Lake Run Seward Association for the vascular health of all Americans. On behalf of all those who are touched by Advancement of Marine Science National Multiple Sclerosis Society Standing Together Against Rape Prince William Sound Science heart disease and stroke…we thank you! Kristin Luby, American Heart Association—Alaska & Technology Institute The Salvation Army Providence Alaska Foundation

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Thank you for your generous gift (which) demonstrates your commitment to the future of Alaska’s youngest citizens. This…is key to seeing that young children are prepared for school…starting ready to succeed. Abbe Hensley, Best Beginnings

Shriners Hospitals for Children Special Olympics Alaska Taylar Young Memorial Foundation 10 Chefs The Arc of Anchorage The Music Machine University of Alaska Anchorage University of Alaska Foundation Wasilla Area Seniors YWCA—Alaska

DUTCH HARBOR/UNALASKA Girl Scouts of Alaska Troop #381 Unalaska City High School Unalaskans Against Sexual Assault & Family Violence

KODIAK Alutiiq Museum and Archaeological From their vessel in Repository Prince William Sound, scientists deploy the acoustic moored Hospice and Palliative Care of Kodiak profiling device (AMP) which Kodiak Booster Club collects a series of oceanographic Native Village of Afognak profiles twice a day, surfaces to remotely transmit data but, University of Alaska Kodiak if necessary, can safely remain below to avoid bad weather. Matson has supported the Prince William Sound Science & Technology Institute for two consecutive years.

You are the best! Matson just made sure that Alaskans who experience a disability can also experience hope. Mike Wachsmuth, Hope Community Resources

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Habitat for Humanity International Matching the personal contributions of employees, whether personal funds Hawaii Foodbank or time and talent, empowers the donor and directs support to a broad Hawaii Public Radio Hawaiian Humane Society range of interests. Together, employee contributions and funding from Heifer Project International Matson’s varied matching gift programs provided approximately $250,000 Heritage Foundation Hidden Valley Parent Faculty Club in support to these employee-identified organizations. Hillside School Honolulu Civil Beat Hope & A Future AARP Foundation Anchorage Concert Association Cathedral School for Boys Humane Society of the United States AccesSurf Hawaii Andre House Child Crisis Arizona Institute for Human Services Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank Antioch High School Children’s Cancer Network Institute on Aging Alaska Network on Domestic Arizona Aloha Festivals Children’s Fairyland International Institute of Buffalo Violence and Sexual Assault Arizona Humane Society Claremont Middle School PTA Iolani School Alaska Public Telecommunications Arizona State University for Coast Guard Foundation Island Liaison Alaska Sealife Center Friends of Arizona PBS Coast to Coast Foundation Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii Aloha United Way Arthritis Foundation—Chicago Branch College Park High School Jean Sweeney Open Space Park Fund Alzheimer’s Association Asian Task Force Against Corpus Christi School John Wayne Cancer Foundation Domestic Violence Alzheimers Disease and related Covenant House Alaska Kahlon Family Services School Disorders Association A Home 4 Ever Rescue Cure LGMD2i Foundation Kaimuki Youth Development American Cancer Society—Alaska, Ayuda Foundation—Micronesia Organization Kauai, Seattle Medical Missions Cyrano’s Theatre Company Kauai Hospice American Diabetes Association Bay Area Rescue Mission David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust USA KCAA Preschools of Hawaii American Heart Association—Alaska, Bentley University Duke University KCRW Foundation Hawaii, Los Angeles Bishop O’Dowd High School Entertainment Industry Foundation Kuakini Foundation American Lung Association— Boy Scouts of America—Aloha, Eric’s Corner Alaska, Hawaii Marin, San Francisco Bay councils Explicit Movement Lauren’s Institute for Education American Red Cross—Bay Area, Boys & Girls Clubs of Southcentral Families of Sunset PTA Le Jardin Academy Hawaii chapters Alaska Family Emergency Shelter Coalition Leukemia & Lymphoma Society— Illinois Chapter Brandeis Hillel Day School Food Bank of Alaska Linfield College Your matching contribution allows…free programs Bridges of Hope International Fried’s Cat Shelter Lions Tigers & Bears for people with disabilities…to have access to the Cal Poly Giving Gabriel’s Angels March of Dimes—Hawaii Chapter California Polytechnic State George Fox University healing power of the beach and ocean… University Foundation Girl Scouts of Northern California Camp Anuenue Corporation Massachusetts Institute of Cara Short, AccesSurf Give Kids the World Cardinal Mooney High School Technology Glide Foundation

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Playworks Education Energized Special Olympics Alaska U.S. Merchant Marine Academy Thank you for matching my gift (to the American Producers Associates Special Olympics Hawaii Alumni Association and Foundation Lung Association)...this is a great cause...and it’s very California Congress of Parents SS Cyril & Methodius School UC Berkeley Foundation Teachers & Students St Francis Healthcare Foundation UC San Diego Foundation fulfilling to have such a generous corporate match!! Punahou School of Hawaii United Services for Children Lee Fisher, employee and personal donor Rainbird Foundation St. Ignatius College Preparatory United Way of the Bay Area Raphael House of San Francisco St. Joseph Notre Dame High School University of Delaware Renaissance Charitable Foundation St. Joseph’s Elementary School University of Notre Dame McKinley High School Foundation Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital University of Washington Foundation Music that Matters Royal Family Kids St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance Valley of the Sun United Way National Kidney Foundation of Saint Louis University Hawaii Salolampi Foundation Many thanks (for the match)—you encouraged me National Liberty Ship Memorial San Domenico School North American Maritime Ministry San Francisco Ballet for greater contributions. Association San Marin High School All Sports Meredith Endsley, employee and personal donor Northern Illinois Food Bank Booster Club OneJustice San Ramon Valley Educational Straub Foundation Walt Disney Family Museum Options for Women of California Foundation Sunnyslope High School Wikimedia Foundation Peace Bridge Save Mount Diablo Surfrider Foundation Wilson School Ohana Pedal the Cause Save the Family Foundation of Tax Foundation Of Hawaii Worcester Polytechnic Institute Phoenix Art Museum Arizona Team Red, White & Blue World Vision Foundation Phoenix Rescue Mission Scleroderma Foundation, Greater Chicago Chapter The ALS Association Wounded Warrior Project Planned Parenthood Federation of America Sequoia Middle School Parent The Salvation Army—Alaska, Hawaii YWCA—‘Oahu Faculty Club Planned Parenthood—Oakland Tri-Valley Animal Rescue Shining Star Foundation Planned Parenthood of the Trustees of Boston University Great Northwest and the Shriners Hospitals for Children Trustees of Mount Holyoke College Hawaiian Islands Smithsonian Environmental Research Center

The (matching) contribution allows youth to attend the Salolampi Finnish Language Village to learn about the Finnish language and culture…in Minnesota. Many thanks for your gift. John Jussi Hanson, Salolampi Foundation

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