HAGATNA, Guam\u2014Living its founder\u2019s vision to bring prosperity and goodness to island communities, Bank of Guam is commemorating its 49th anniversary with its employees joining together to organize community cleanups and projects in Guam and throughout its branch network.<\/p>\n
According to Joaquin P.L.G. Cook, the bank\u2019s president and chief executive officer, \u201cAs we launch 49 years of being the People\u2019s Bank and look toward the future, 2021 presents us with so many opportunities. This year\u2019s plans provide a meaningful way for all of us to participate in our community\u2014by connecting with each other, our neighbors and our precious environment.\u201d<\/p>\n
Cook continued, \u201cWe will be visiting four unique villages in Guam, all with different needs but with a singular purpose to drive impactful change. Here are our plans.<\/p>\n
-Date: March 13 (Bank of Guam Founder\u2019s Day)<\/p>\n
-Time: 3:30pm show, 4pm go until 6pm<\/p>\n
-Zones\/Villages: Yigo, Dededo, TATUHA, and Malesso<\/p>\n
Our teams in the CNMI, neighboring islands, and San Francisco will also be spreading the Bank of Guam spirit on this single day. It\u2019s one we won\u2019t soon forget!\u201d<\/p>\n
Cook stated, \u201cThe Founder\u2019s Day of Giving Planning Committee has been working hard to make this one day series of events successful, and our community participation caps off a great day of unity with each other, our neighbors and our environment. But most importantly, it begins a series of Founder\u2019s Days of Giving not only for that day, but throughout the year as we approach our landmark 50th Anniversary next year. As our Golden Anniversary approaches, Bank of Guam\u2019s impact will be purposeful and heartfelt.\u201d (PR)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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