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April 15, 2023

First Hawaiian Bank Ranked as 'Outstanding' for Community Support

First Hawaiian Bank Ranked as 'Outstanding' for Community Support
Rachael Ho
Rachael Ho

First Hawaiian Bank (FHB), a leading financial institution in Hawaii, has received an 'outstanding' rating for its remarkable community support efforts. This prestigious recognition was based on the bank's consistent commitment to helping local communities through various initiatives and programs.

In an exclusive interview with Pacific Business News, FHB Chairman, President, and CEO Bob Harrison shared his thoughts on this notable achievement: "It's just that consistency of supporting our communities and that's the real key thing for me," he said. Harrison emphasized how vital it is for businesses like FHB to stay connected with their communities by providing assistance wherever possible.

This outstanding rating denotes more than just a title; it highlights First Hawaiian Bank’s dedication to fostering strong relationships within its service areas. Through extensive outreach programs such as educational seminars, financial literacy workshops, affordable housing projects, economic development initiatives, or charitable donations – FHB works tirelessly to make a positive impact in people's lives.

One of the bank’s most recent accomplishments includes sponsoring 25 scholarships worth $2.5 million over five years at the University of Hawaii West Oahu campus. These scholarships will provide deserving local students with opportunities they might not have had otherwise.

Linda Santos-Antonio, Vice President and Branch Manager at FHB Kapolei Branch highlighted another significant initiative undertaken by the bank: "We are very proud of our successful partnership with The Salvation Army during their annual holiday angel tree program where we collect gifts for needy children throughout Hawaii."

Although receiving accolades is always appreciated by any organization or individual striving towards excellence in their field; however what truly matters most according to Mr.Harrison is making meaningful differences within society: “The ultimate goal here,” he said “is about giving back.”

With its continued emphasis on social responsibilities alongside maintaining high-quality banking services – First Hawaiian Bank stands out as both an industry leader and valuable community partner. As the bank remains committed to uplifting local communities, it is expected that FHB will continue to receive recognition for their outstanding efforts in years to come.

"We are truly honored by this ranking," Harrison concluded during his interview with Pacific Business News, "but we know there's always more work to be done and we remain dedicated to our mission of being a positive force in Hawaii and Guam."