American Savings Bank employees recently visited Shriners Hospital and presented patients with gift baskets that included children's board games, art supplies, books, candy, various toys and lap blankets employees had sewn themselves. Employees also made time to visit with patients who range in ages from 2 18.
This community service project is part of the bank's Seeds of Service employee program, which encourages bank employees to volunteer throughout Oahu and the neighbor islands. This project was an effort of American Savings Bank's Training & Development department. The Seeds of Service program was started in 2005 to celebrate American Savings Bank's 80th Anniversary and has since become an annual effort. To date, employees have contributed more than 6,000 volunteer hours to local schools and non-profit organizations.
Serving Hawaii's businesses and communities for more than 80 years, American Savings Bank is Hawaii's third-largest financial institution based on 2007 year-end assets and has the second-largest branch network in the state, with 63 branches and over 200 automated teller machines. American Savings Bank provides a full range of financial products and services, including commercial and consumer banking, insurance and investments. For more information, visit asbhawaii.com.
Published by Honolulu Advertiser - Honolulu,HI,USA
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