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Joeten Motors offers Honda Civic as hole-in-one prize
From left, Joeten Motors sales manager Ray Alvarez, sales consultant Yasmin Miles, service manager Calvin Yamagishi, Hyatt Regency Saipan Food & Beverage director Ty Pauling, director for rooms Rosalyn Quintanilla, Joeten Motors general manager Matt Deets, operations manager Peter Tenorio, and Hyatt Regency Saipan executive chef Gabriele Colombo pose with one of the hole-in-one prizes—a 2018 Honda Civic sports hatchback sedan—at the Hyatt Regency Saipan’s 22nd Annual Charity Golf Classic. (Contributed Photo)
This year, Joeten Motors elevated the excitement for Hyatt Regency Saipan’s 22nd Annual Charity Golf Classic by donating a 2018 Honda Civic sports hatchback sedan, valued at $27,995, as hole-in-one prize for the April 7 tournament that will be held at the Laolao Bay Golf and Resort.
“Joeten Motors has supported the Hyatt tournament for many years and we are pleased to sponsor it again this year. Good luck to all the players this weekend and thank you to the organizers for what we expect to be another great event,” Joeten Motors general manager Matt Deeds said.
The donation from Joeten Motors will also aid this year’s beneficiaries: Make-A-Wish Foundation of Guam and CNM; CNMI Salvation Army; CNMI Center for Living Independently; 670 Sonics Basketball Association; Dan Dan Middle School STEM and Garden Club; and Saipan Paddling Club.
At Hyatt, the belief in fulfilling our purpose first begins with caring for others so that they can be their best—at work and beyond. That is the core purpose of the Hyatt Regency Saipan Charity Golf Classic, there is no better place to care for others than within our own community.
“Hyatt Regency Saipan is proud to partner with companies like Joeten Motors for the past 22 years in positively impacting our community. The generosity of their donation will continue to provide value to our golfers and help us reach our goal of impacting our six local beneficiaries,” Hyatt Regency Saipan Food & Beverage director Ty Pauling said. (PR)
