The following nonprofit organizations each received $15,000:
Protect & Preserve Hawaiʻi gives back to the environment through mauka to makai conservation efforts and aims to protect Hawaiʻi’s native ecosystems and cultural
heritage.Hoʻōla Nā Pua (New Life for Our Children) is committed to the prevention of sex trafficking while providing care for girls who have been exploited.
Project Hawaiʻi Inc. provides holistic support to over 1,600 homeless keiki across the state.
Ma Ka Hana Ka ʻIke provides vocational training and skill development through hands-on experiences for preschool to high school youth in Hāna, Maui.
The nonprofits were selected by the Servco Foundation based on recommendations by Team Serve, an employee-led committee at Servco that helps identify, support and coordinate various community service events.
“We are honored to be recognized by Servco Foundation, and we are truly grateful for their generous support,” said Tyrone Montayre, president and founder of Protect & Preserve Hawaiʻi.“Servco’s leadership in automotive excellence, its recognition as one of the best places to work, and its commitment to a sustainable future for Hawaiʻi motivate and inspire us in our efforts.”
As of this year, Team Serve coordinated more than 789 hours of community service to support various nonprofits that align with the pillar areas of Sustainability, Wellness, Youth Services and Social Mobility.
“We’re grateful to partner with the Servco Foundation every year to support local nonprofits doing incredible work in our communities,” said Lauren Pelascini, Community Relations Manager for Servco. “We’re thrilled to see these organizations continue to drive change and have a positive impact on Hawaiʻi’s environment, economy and community.”