Donate Now Toward Maui Wildfire Recovery Efforts

Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union has joined the recovery efforts in the wake of the devastating Maui wildfires, collecting monetary donations through the Aloha Pacific Foundation.

“Our commitment to our community goes beyond financial services – it’s about standing together in times of adversity,” said Vince Otsuka, president and chief executive officer of Aloha Pacific FCU. “We know the road to recovery will be long and challenging, and we are dedicated to helping our neighbors rebuild and restore their lives.”

All donations made through the Aloha Pacific Foundation will be sent to the Hawai‘i Community Foundation’s Maui Strong Fund.

Aloha Pacific Foundation has pledged to donate $25,000.

“Hawaii comes together in challenging times, and this is one step in helping our family, friends, and extended ohana on Maui begin to heal and recover,” said Robert Morita, board chair of the foundation.

Aloha Pacific Foundation is a private, nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization. Donations will be tax deductible to the extent allowable by law; please consult your tax advisor.

How to donate

• Go to alohapacific.com for the donation link

• Visit any of APFCU’s branches

• Call 808-531-3711

All donations will be forwarded to the Hawai‘i Community Foundation’s Maui Strong Fund

About Aloha Pacific FCU

Aloha Pacific Federal Credit Union has been assisting in the financial goals of generations of Hawaii residents.

A full-service, not-forprofit financial institution, Aloha Pacific’s priority is its members, focusing on providing the right products and services for every stage of a member’s life. APFCU offers auto loans, Visa Platinum credit cards, mortgages, a Home Equity Line of Credit, and all the savings and checking products consumers want and need. APFCU divisions specialize in realty services and financial planning and investment guidance for members looking toward retirement.

Online banking, a free mobile app and a banking-by-phone service provide access to accounts whenever members need it.

It’s the only Hawaii financial institution with a branch in Las Vegas, in the Henderson community. There are seven branches on Oahu, most also open on Saturdays for members’ convenience. (Waikele branch is temporarily closed for renovations.)

There’s an Aloha Pacific branch in Kekaha, Kauai; and one on Maui, at Kahului’s Pu‘unene Shopping Center, too.

As a participant in the Co-op Shared Branching Network, APFCU gives its members access to more than 30,000 surcharge-free ATMs and 5,600 shared branches across the nation.

Not a member? You can be. Go to alohapacific.com to apply for membership and explore the possibilities.