{"id":335811,"date":"2020-12-29T06:05:48","date_gmt":"2020-12-28T20:05:48","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/?p=335811"},"modified":"2020-12-29T06:05:48","modified_gmt":"2020-12-28T20:05:48","slug":"calvos-insurance-donates-pizza-dinners-to-guams-foster-families","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.saipantribune.com\/index.php\/calvos-insurance-donates-pizza-dinners-to-guams-foster-families\/","title":{"rendered":"Calvo\u2019s Insurance donates pizza dinners to Guam\u2019s foster families"},"content":{"rendered":"
Calvo\u2019s employees finish writing their Christmas cards for Guam\u2019s foster families. The cards were attached to CPK gift cards and delivered to Harvest House for the families. From left, Calvo\u2019s Insurance employees Bertha Cabrera, Janice Lynn Reyes, Therese Toves, Agnes Matanane, and Manuel Lujan. (Contributed Photo)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

GUAM<\/strong>\u2014On Dec. 23, the Calvo\u2019s Insurance team was busy in their Hag\u00e5t\u00f1a office handwriting special Christmas cards that would accompany surprise gifts for Harvest House\u2014California Pizza Kitchen (CPK) gift certificates for pizza dinners\u2014for each of Guam\u2019s 37 foster families.<\/p>\n

The Calvo\u2019s team enlisted the help of CPK, a Calvo\u2019s Lifestyle Club partner, to help turn the gift certificates into a memorable meal for the families. In addition to the gift certificate, CPK will provide a complimentary appetizer for each family.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe wanted to bring Christmas cheer to families this year, and we teamed up with an incredible organization that helped us to accomplish this goal,\u201d said Paul A. Calvo, President and CEO of Calvo\u2019s Insurance Underwriters. \u201cHarvest House provides physical, spiritual, and emotional support for Guam\u2019s foster families. We can all agree that foster parents are everyday heroes for the work that they do to nurture children in need. This is a gift that they could enjoy as a family to create positive holiday memories.\u201d<\/p>\n

For more information about Harvest House or to make donations, visit the organization\u2019s website at harvesthouseguam.org.<\/p>\n

Calvo\u2019s announces free Coffee Day for frontline personnel<\/strong>
\nThe Calvo\u2019s Care to Share Giveaway continues this week with more prize giveaways and a free coffee day on Tues., Dec. 29 for Guam\u2019s frontline heroes. In partnership with Brewed Awakenings, Calvo\u2019s will be offering free 16 oz. cups of coffee or drinks on Dec. 29 at Brewed Awakenings to the first 100 frontline healthcare workers and first responders who sign up. The previous coffee giveaway took place from Dec. 17-19.<\/p>\n

Calvo added, \u201cAfter the year we\u2019ve had, it was important to our team to celebrate the holidays in a meaningful way that could benefit others, which is how the Care to Share Giveaway began. It\u2019s our way of recognizing those in our community who take care of us all year through. We wish all frontline personnel a safe and blessed holiday season!\u201d<\/p>\n

To receive this offer, frontline workers are asked to sign up on the Calvo\u2019s Insurance website, calvos.com\/thankyou, to receive a redemption code by email. Qualified first responders and frontline healthcare workers include the following: doctors, nurses, pharmacists, private clinics and public health workers, dispatchers, firefighters, paramedics, police officers, dentists, dental hygienists, mental health workers (counselors, social workers, therapists, psychologists, etc.), hospital staff (janitors, housekeeping, and security), and active-duty military personnel.<\/p>\n

Care to Share Holiday giveaway grand prize winner announced<\/strong>
\nOn Dec. 21, Calvo\u2019s announced that Magdalena Santos was the grand prize winner of the Christmas dinner set and a $100 Pay-Less Supermarkets gift certificate. In addition to the frontline offer, Calvo\u2019s Insurance hosted weekly and grand prize Care to Share prize giveaways. For five weeks, Calvo\u2019s gave away weekly prizes of $50 Pay-Less Supermarkets gift certificates to five jolly winners each Friday. There is no purchase necessary or cost to participate through Calvo\u2019s website and social media pages. The final weekly winners will be announced on Friday, Dec. 25 on Calvo\u2019s Facebook and Instagram pages.<\/p>\n

About Calvo\u2019s Insurance<\/strong>
\nCalvo\u2019s Insurance Underwriters (CIU) has served Guam & Micronesia for 82 years as the region\u2019s #1 insurance agency insuring more homes, cars, and businesses than anyone. As the market leader on Guam, Calvo\u2019s Insurance offers the full range of auto, home, health, life, property, marine cargo, casualty, bonding, and liability insurance coverage. Its credibility is bolstered by its strong partners such as American International Group (AIG) and Tokio Marine Pacific Insurance Limited. CIU leads the market by providing an affordable comprehensive insurance plan and by offering an extensive network to its customers. Calvo\u2019s Insurance is the cornerstone of Calvo Enterprises. It was the first of the Calvo companies, established in 1938 by Eduardo T. \u201cJake\u201d Calvo, who began selling fire and typhoon insurance out of his home. What began as a part-time job is now the largest insurance provider on Guam. Spearheaded by Paul Calvo Jr., CIU has more than 130 employees, two offices in Guam, a branch office in Saipan, and a branch in Palau. (PR)<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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