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Island Snapshots – Dec. 19, 2016
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Posted on Dec 19 2016
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- IPI WELLNESS GIFT-GIVING FUNDRAISER: Fun run participants make their way to the finish line. (IPI/BSI-CSR PHOTO)
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- Winners of the “Most Lit Outfit of the Night” competition. From left to right, first place winner Hamor Manahan, second place winner Gia Kamille Manahan, and third place winner Laura Brown. (IPI/BSI-CSR PHOTO)
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- Imperial Pacific International executive director Geri Dela Cruz poses with winner of the “School Spirit Competition,” Kagman Elementary School led by its principal Dr. Ignacia Demapan. (IPI/BSI-CSR PHOTO)
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- As part of the fundraising initiative, glow accessories were available to the participants for a minimal fee. (IPI/BSI-CSR PHOTO)
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- School children register for the fun run. (IPI/BSI-CSR PHOTO)
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- San Vicente Elementary School show off their school spirit. They were led by principal Paulette Sablan, third left back row. (IPI/BSI-CSR PHOTO)
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- GIFT-GIVING MISSION The Corporate Social Responsibility department of Imperial Pacific International, Ltd. has brought smiles to children-patients and their families at the pediatric ward at the Commonwealth Healthcare Corp. This is part CSR’s ongoing gift-giving mission. (IPI/BSI-CSR)
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- GIFT-GIVING MISSION One of the agencies that The Corporate Social Responsibility department of Imperial Pacific International, Ltd. has visited was the Division of Youth Services. The donation will support DYS’ programs and activities. (IPI/BSI-CSR)
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- GIFT-GIVING MISSION Last Friday, Saipan Unity Lions Club officials extended the organization’s appreciation to the Corporate Social Responsibility department of Imperial Pacific International, Ltd. for its valuable community work. (IPI/BSI-CSR)
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- SENSITIVITY TRAINING U.S. Attorney for the Districts of Guam and CNMI Alicia Limtiaco, center, joins participants of last Wednesday’s sensitivity training at the Department os Public Safety academy. In a first for the Commonwealth, the training aimed to raise the police’s awareness, understanding, and sensitivity of issues relating to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning, and intersex community. (Jon Perez)
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- SUBMERGED LANDS JON PEREZ CNMI officials led by Gov. Ralph DLG Torres, seated center, pose for a group photo after the signing of a document that transferred the management of submerged lands in the CNMI to the local government while Lt. Gov. Victor B. Hocog and Delegate Gregorio Kilili Sablan look on at the Governor’s Office conference room last week. (Jon Perez)
