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Manifest2019Annual report of Matson Giving, the community investment program of Matson, Inc.
Message from the Chairman and CEOMatson Community GivingProgram LeadershipGiving back to thecommunities in which wework and live is a deeplyheld value at Matson.Our employees are activein our communities. Ourcompany giving to supportour communities is guidedby local committees ofemployees who know theircommunities and directour support to organizations that are particularly goodat what they do to make our communities stronger.PRESIDENT: Matthew CoxWith the encouragement of Matson’s board of directors,we contributed more donations to more organizations lastyear than the year before. In 2019, Matson Giving provided 3.7 million in cash and in-kind service to bolster the workof 960 non-profits across Hawaii, Alaska, Micronesia, theSouth Pacific and the U.S. mainland. This includes MatsonGiving’s monetary match to the numerous volunteer hoursMatson employees provided to causes important to them.Mainland CommitteeWe dedicate this year’s edition of Manifest to the vitalwork of nonprofit organizations that is needed morethan ever now in our communities, to our employeeswho continue to give, and to our regional Matson Givingcommittees for their continuing service and dedicationto serving our communities.Matt CoxCHAIRMAN AND CEOFront cover clockwise from top left: Ka Ipu ‘Āina program; Kahauiki Villageby aio Foundation; Mary’s Place; Kahauiki Village. Back cover top left: FirstPlace for Youth; bottom left: Camp Fire Alaska.Pacific CommitteeChair, Gary Nakamatsu, ConsultantVic Angoco Jr., Senior Vice President, PacificRussell Chin, District Manager, Hawaii IslandJocelyn Chagami, Director, IT Technical SolutionsMatt Cox, Chairman of the Board & Chief Executive OfficerLen Isotoff, Vice President, Sales—HawaiiKu’uhaku Park, Vice President, Government & Community RelationsBernadette Valencia, Vice President & General Manager, Guam and MicronesiaStaff: Linda Howe, giving@matson.comKa Ipu ‘Āina Program Staff (Hawaii): Keahi BirchAdahi I Tano’ Program Staff (Guam): Gloria PerezChair, John Lauer, Senior Vice President & Chief Commercial OfficerJoseph Augsburger, Director, AccountingLori Geraty, Vice President, Sales & Marketing, Matson LogisticsJason Taylor, Vice President, Human ResourcesPaula Strano Isobe, Director, Customer Support Systems & TrainingRichard Kinney, Senior Vice President, Network OperationsMichael Coleman, Director, Intermodal Operations, Matson LogisticsTimothy Kirchhoff, Director, Sales & Marketing, Southwest RegionShyamal Roy, Assistant Vice President, Operations—West, Matson LogisticsStaff: Andi Burgess, giving@matson.comAlaska CommitteeChair, Bal Dreyfus, Senior Vice President, AlaskaDylan Faber, Manager, Community AffairsLee Fisher, Gatehouse/Yard ManagerTamara Grasse, Senior Account ManagerRick Kniaziowski, Manager, Terminal Operations, KodiakRoslyn Mitchell, Manager, Sales—AlaskaClaudia Russell, Director, Finance and Administration, AlaskaAthena Sampson, HR Generalist, SPAN AlaskaJohn Schweiker, Senior Account ManagerJennifer Tungul, Director, Alaska TerminalsStaff: Dylan Faber and Chrystel Bankhead, giving@matson.com
2019 COMMUNITY INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTSCASH CONTRIBUTIONSMatson contributed over 3.7 millionin cash and in-kind services to supportthe work of 960 organizations across Locationour service area.CASH CONTRIBUTIONS: 2,449,000Notable donations included cash support to UnitedWays in Hawaii and on the U.S. mainland andsupport for both the American Heart Associationand American Red Cross in key locations. The USO,Navy League and Coast Guard Foundation alsoreceived Matson’s consistent support.Program Area 79K 1,060KHawaii 36K 47K 225K 135KSouth Pacific 313K itime/Public BenefitHuman Services 656KMainland 145KAnimal-Related 252K 493KAlaska 417KCommunity & CivicFood, Ag & NutritionRecreation & Sports 255K 182K 184KDisaster Preparedness & ReliefHealthcareYouth DevelopmentIN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONSOne-time urgent assistance was given to numerousCoast Guard Petty and Warrant Officers’ Associat Locationions providing relief from their unpaid service duringthe 2018–2019 Federal Government shutdown. 19KMatson provided major capital support to the FoodBank of Alaska, Girl Scout and Boy Scout campsProgram Areaand Punahou School in Hawaii, and the Covey Caféin Anchorage. 1KIN-KIND SUPPORT: 1,286,000In-kind contributions comprised primarily ofdonated or discounted shipping for environ mentalprograms and food banks. Loans of containersfor fundraisers and donations of used containersare included. In total, Matson assisted 95 undupli cated charities.Western Pacific 161K 743KMainlandAlaskaHawaii 423KWestern Pacific 18KSouth Pacific 21K 175K 83K 28K 77K 439K 216K 78K 64K 17K 150K nvironmentMaritime/Public BenefitHuman ServicesCommunity & CivicFood, Ag & NutritionRecreation & SportsDisaster Preparedness & ReliefHealthcareYouth Development 32KService Type 1,219KShippingLoansMDA DonationsOther 25K 10KIn addition to the figure above, Matson has madefuture commitments of in-kind support exceeding 300,000 in value.Since 2012, Matson has invested more than 20.5 million in its communities.1
IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONSIN KIND SUPPORT: 1.3 MillionMatson’s in-kind support was often the best option to assist the nearlytwelve dozen organizations which had a variety of needs in 2019.We loaned refrigerated containers as temporary cold storage for carnivals,fairs and fundraising events such as golf or fishing tournaments or 5K runs.We donated containers to store athletic equipment, school furnishings,agricultural tools and supplies, and equipment to battle invasive species.Notably, our donated or discounted shipping moved donated medicalequipment and supplies, schoolhouse chairs and desks, beds for theYWCA, shelf stable and perishable food that will be donated by food banksand meal programs, and youth sporting gear and uniforms. A significantdonation of shipping services to Hawaii helped address our homeless crisis.In total, Matson provided in-kind assistance for 95 separate charities.Residents of Kahauiki Village, this mom is able to pursue her degree and continueworking to support herself and son, thanks to affordable childcare available toresidents of this transitional housing site. Blossoming shower trees planted amongPhase 1 homes create shade around the pathway connecting homes.HAWAIIaio FoundationAloha Medical MissionAmerican Red Cross, HawaiiBoy Scouts Of America—Aloha Council & Troop 195Carole Kai CharitiesConvoy Of HopeFriends Of Hawaii CharitiesGirl Scouts Council of HawaiiHale Makua Health ServicesAt the Kahauiki Village site, these Matson containers are filled with prefabricated homes, sourced from Japan byaio Foundation and shipped to Oahu at no charge. The homes will be assembled on the concrete foundations which areprepared with electrical and plumbing rough-ins. Long-term affordable housing will help break the cycle of homelessness.2Hawaii Big Game Fishing ClubHawaii FoodbankHawaii Lodging & TourismAssociationHawaii Nature CenterHawaii United Okinawa AssociationHawaii Wildlife FundHonolulu Firefighters FoundationIntertribal Council of HawaiiIolani SchoolKamehameha Schools Association ofTeachers and ParentsKauai Animal Education CenterKauai County Farm BureauKauai Lifeguard AssociationKauai Police Activities League
IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONSKauai Youth FootballRotary Club of Kapaa FoundationWreaths Across AmericaKeiki O Ka Aina PreschoolRotary Club of WaikikiYMCA of KauaiKona Kau Marshallese ChurchSalvation Army - Hawaiian & PacificIslandsYWCA—OahuSamaritan’s Purse—Operation:Christmas ChildWESTERN PACIFICKristi Yamaguchi’s Always DreamFoundationLe Jardin AcademyMakuu Farmers AssociationMalama Hule’iaMaui Food BankNa Leo O HawaiiNoelani Elementary SchoolParadise SpeedwayPunahou SchoolRe-Use HawaiiSeabury HallState of Hawaii, Department ofTransportation - Airports DivisionSustainable CoastlinesU.S.S. Missouri Memorial AssociationUH Foundation—Shidler College ofBusinessVision To LearnWisdom Center For AutismAmbros (emergency supplies)Canvasback MissionsGuam National Tennis FederationNorthern Marianas CollegePalau Seventh-Day AdventistSchoolsPay-Less Markets CommunityFoundationYap Catholic High SchoolSixth grade students at the Palau SDA Elementary School study how muscles,tendons, and joints work together by examining a chicken wing. The science labtables were shipped to this Northern Marianas island, from Seattle, as a courtesyby Matson.SOUTH PACIFICAMERICAN SAMOAPacific Island FoundationPago Pago Fishing AssociationSau Ia BodybuildingTONGANukunuku Village SchoolsTonga Catholic SchoolMAINLANDCoast Guard Foundation - NationalImpossible Roads Foundation—WashingtonRichmond Yacht Club Foundation—CaliforniaALASKAThe Burgess (two on left) and Dockins (on right) siblings, who also are cousins, participate in the Soldatna Little League’s7-week-long season which starts when spring arrives in Alaska. The boys in Dodger blue play in the minors, and each of theirsisters participate in a coach-pitch league, for the Twins team. Matson’s support for this League was demonstrated withdiscounted shipping for their uniforms and equipment.10 ChefsAlaska VA Health Care SystemsAlaskans for Litter Prevention andRecyclingAlliance For Support Of AmericanLegion Baseball In AnchorageAlzheimers Disease ResourceAgency Of AlaskaAmerican Red Cross of AlaskaAnchor-Age CenterAnchorage Ski ClubBeans CafeChugiak Senior CitizensFood Bank of AlaskaGreater Fairbanks CommunityHospital FoundationKiwanis Club of KodiakKodiak Rodeo and State FairMat-Su MinersMonroe FoundationRussian Jack Springs Junior GolfAssociationSoldotna Little LeagueSpecial Olympics AlaskaSt. Benedict ChurchUniversity of Alaska Fairbanks—Cooperative Extension ServicesYakutat Tlingit Tribe3
CASH CONTRIBUTIONSPACIFICDetailed in this section, Matson’s cash donationsaround the Pacific—in Hawaii and the Westernand South Pacific—totaled 990,000, benefiting339 different charities. (Additional cash recipientsof our matching gifts, Adahi I Tano' or Ka Ipu ‘Āinaprograms are found on pages 14–17.)Matson has continued as the signature corporatesponsor of the Hawaii DOE’s Teacher InductionCenter; as a top sponsor of the American RedCross’ disaster preparedness and response inHawaii and Guam; as underwriter of PBS Hawaiiand Hawaii Public Radio’s news broadcasts;and top supporter of the USO, Navy League andCoast Guard around the Pacific.Project Vision’s ‘Better Visionfor the Keiki’ program offersfree vision screenings to Hawaiistudents in order to identifyuncorrected vision problems thatmight cause students to avoidreading and fall behind in school.This group from Oahu’s WindwardDistrict jump for joy as they nowsee the world more clearly withtheir new eyeglasses, fundedby this charity and its partners.Matson’s support in 2019 was anunrestricted donation.4In addition to support for hula and surfing,outrigger canoe paddling and Polynesianvoyaging, we also funded rodeos and rugby,parades and plays and livestock auctions.Matson continued our legacy of support forUnited Way in Hawaii and for health care at bothKapiolani and Queen’s medical centers and atREHAB Hospital.And, we are helping celebrate the 200thanniversary of the historic Kawaiahao Church;the Centennial of the Hawaiian Civic Club ofHonolulu; and our 30th year supporting theSpecial Olympics of Hawaii.
HAWAII CASH RECIPIENTSKumu Hula Niuli‘i Heine (second from left), kumu (teacher) and her haumana(students) perform a traditional oli (chant) of transition during a recent NativeHawaiian Convention; she wears a white ginger flower lei while the haumana wearkukui lei. The Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement’s former CEO MichelleKauhane (far left) wears a hala lei, which visually represents a person passingtheir kuleana (responsibility) to another: the current CEO Kuhio Lewis. The pa‘u(drum) on the far right is a traditional instrument used in ceremonies. Matson hassponsored the annual convention since 2016.Masonry Construction CharitableFundOAHUMerrie Monarch Festivalaio FoundationMultiple Sclerosis Society—Hawaii DivisionMuscular Dystrophy Association—HawaiiNa Wahine Pa‘ani O PunahouNational Association of StateDepartments of Agriculture/Western Association of StateDepartments of AgricultureNational Association Of Women InConstructionAloha Medical MissionAlzheimer’s AssociationArmed Services YMCA of the USAAssets SchoolBishop MuseumBoys & Girls Club of HawaiiCarole Kai CharitiesCenter For Tomorrows LeadersChaminade University Of HonoluluNational Restaurant AssociationEducation FoundationCrimeStoppers HonoluluEquine 808 Horse RescueFilipino Community CenterFoodland’s Give AlohaHawaii State Bar AssociationNative Hawaiian Chamber ofCommerceSTATEWIDEGeneral Contractors Associationof HawaiiHawaii State Chapter of Children’sJustice CentersNavy League of the United States—Honolulu CouncilAloha United WayGirl Scouts Council of HawaiiOcean Defenders AllianceAmerican Heart Association—HawaiiChapterHawaii Ag and Culinary AllianceHawaii State Department ofEducation—Hawaii TeacherInduction CenterHawaii State Junior Golf AssociationPaniolo Hall of FameHAWAIIACE Hardware HawaiiOutrigger Duke KahanamokuFoundation SupportDamien Memorial SchoolFamily Promise Of HawaiiFriends of Honolulu City LightsFriends Of The Waikiki AquariumH U G S For Hawaii’s Seriously IllChildren And Their FamiliesAmerican Red Cross—HawaiiHawaii Agricultural LeadershipFoundationAssociation of FundraisingProfessionals—Aloha ChapterHawaii Aquaculture & AquaponicsAssociationHawaii Steel AlliancePartners In Development FoundationHawaii Youth Conservation CorpsPBS HawaiiBlue Planet FoundationHawaii Construction Career DaysHistoric Hawaii FoundationProject Vision HawaiiBoy Scouts Of AmericaHawaii Council for the HumanitiesHonpa Hongwanji Mission of HawaiiPublic Schools Of Hawaii FoundationCaptain David Lyman MaritimeScholarship FundHawaii Culinary EducationFoundationHula Halau O Pua LokeCatholic Charities HawaiiHawaii Employees Lifeline ProgramK Mark Takai FoundationRehabilitation Hospital of the PacificFoundationHawaii FoodbankKalihi Palama Culture and ArtsSocietyShidler College of Business AlumniAssociationHawaii Farm Bureau FederationChamber of Commerce of HawaiiChief Warrant Officer AssociationHawaii High School AthleticAssociationKama‘aina CareSpecial Olympics HawaiiHawaii Nature CenterSustainable Coastlines HawaiiHawaii HomeOwnership CenterKamehameha Schools Bishop EstateKapiolani Health FoundationTax Foundation Of HawaiiHawaii Wall & Ceiling IndustryAssociation Scholarship FundKids 4 CPRTeach for AmericaKina‘ole FoundationThe Gift Foundation of HawaiiMake-A-Wish HawaiiThe Nature Conservancy of HawaiiMarine Corps AssociationFoundationTimes Super Market Charity GolfTournamentChild & Family ServiceCoalition For A Drug-Free HawaiiCouncil For Native HawaiianAdvancementDomestic Violence Action CenterEasterseals HawaiiFBI National AcademyHawaii Lodging & TourismAssociationHawaii Pacific UniversityHawaii Public RadioHawaii State 4-H Livestock CouncilHabilitatHanalani SchoolHawaii Army Museum SocietyHawaii Baptist AcademyHawaii Bowl FoundationHawaii Children’s Cancer FoundationHawaii Golden Gloves AssociationHawaiian Civic Club of HonoluluScholarship FundHelping Hands HawaiiHina MaukaHoakalei Cultural Foundation5
HAWAII CASH RECIPIENTSThe ARC in HawaiiKAUAIThe Queen’s Medical CenterAmerican Cancer Society—KauaiThe St Andrews SchoolsBig Brothers Big Sisters of HawaiiU.S.S. Missouri Memorial AssociationBoys & Girls Club of Hawaii—KauaiUniversity of Hawaii at ManoaChiefess Kamakahelei Middle SchoolCaring K9s Therapy Dogs MauiUSO HawaiiChild & Family Service—KauaiNana’s House ProgramDoris Todd Christian AcademyContractors Association of KauaiFriendly Isle United FundHabitat for Humanity—KauaiHabitat for Humanity—MauiHawaii Lodging & TourismAssociation—Kauai ChapterHale Kau Kau by St. Theresa ChurchWallace Rider Farrington High SchoolWebco FoundationYMCA of HonoluluYouth Impact ProgramYWCA—OahuHAWAII ISLANDBoys & Girls Club of the Big IslandHawaii Youth Maritime ProgramsHeritage HallHui Malama Learning Center—MauiKauai Chamber of CommerceHui No Ke Ola PonoKauai County Farm BureauHui No‘eauKauai Economic Development BoardImua Family ServicesHawaii Island Chamber of CommerceKauai Filipino Chamber of CommerceHonolulu Police CommunityFoundationMoanolua Gardens FoundationHawaii Island United WayHonolulu Zoo SocietyMoms On A Mission HawaiiHawaii Saddle ClubKauai Filipino Chamber of CommerceFoundationNa Kama KaiNan Scholarship ProgramJapanese Chamber of Commerceand Industry of HawaiiNew Media ProductionsJoseph’s Storehouse Outreach CenterNorth Shore Community Land TrustKawaihae Canoe ClubOahu Babe Ruth LeagueKealakehe Intermediate SchoolPearl Harbor Aviation MuseumKona Kohala Chamber of CommercePaepae O He‘eiaLifesource Community CenterPartners In CareLyman House Memorial MuseumPerforming Arts Center of KapoleiMarine Toys For Tots FoundationPohai O KamehamehaNorth Kohala Community ResourceCenterHo‘ola Na PuaImua Kakou Chapter of NationalAmbucsInstitute for Human ServicesJapan America Society Of HawaiiJapanese Cultural Center Of HawaiiJunior Achievement of HawaiiKahala Warriors Baseball ClubKahuku Intermediate and High SchoolKamehameha Schools Associationof Teachers and ParentsKAMP HawaiiKapolei FoundationKawaiahao ChurchKeiki O Ka Aina PreschoolLanakila PacificLe Jardin AcademyLunalilo HomeMalama MaunaluaManoa Valley Theatre6Polynesian Voyaging SocietyPuma Punku Ocean CleanupPunahou SchoolSacred Hearts AcademySaint Louis SchoolSouth Oahu County FarmersAssociationSubmarine Officers Birthday BallCommitteeSusan Page ModelingTamuras Charitable FoundationThe 200 ClubPop Warner Little ScholarsSurfrider Foundation—Hilo ChapterThe ARC of HiloThe Food BasketTony Taniguchi Memorial GolfTournamentUH Foundation—Imiloa AstronomyCenterVASH Hawaii IslandWaimea Ocean Film FestYWCA—Hawaii IslandHana Youth CenterKaua‘i All-Island BandMental Health America of HawaiiHo‘okua‘ainaFeed My SheepKapaa High School Project GradHonolulu Firefighters FoundationHawaii County 4-H LivestockAssociationBoys & Girls Clubs of MauiHawaii State Department ofEducation—Maui Complex—Science & Engineering FairEasterseals Hawaii—KauaiHawaii Concert SocietyAmerican National Red CrossHui O Laka—Kokee Natural HistoryMuseumPerforming Arts Center of Kapolei’s performance of Shrek! involves a cast of 30,supported by crew of ten, who practice for a dozen weeks to bring this productionto life. Students in grades 6–12 from Kapolei and nearby West Oahu communitieslearn their lines, their songs, their moves and develop confidence as they prepareand perform. Matson has supported PACK since 2013.Friends of the Palace TheaterAmerican Heart Association—Maui DivisionKauai Food BankKauai High School—PAIRS/ProjectGraduationKauai HospiceKauai Lifeguard AssociationKauai Museum AssociationKauai Sailing AssociationKauai United WayKauai Veterans CouncilKumu’s CupboardLeadership KauaiLife’s Bridges HawaiiOhana Pacific FoundationThe Salvation Army—Kauai/LihueThe Storybook Theatre of HawaiiWaioli Corporation’s Mission HouseWilcox Health FoundationYMCA of KauaiiMAUI COUNTYAlexander & Baldwin Sugar MuseumAlzheimer’s Disease And RelatedDisorders AssociationKamehameha Schools Maui CampusOhanaKihei Youth CenterKing Kekaulike High School PTSAMaui 4-H Livestock AssociationMaui Adult Day Care CentersMaui Arts & Cultural CenterMaui Chamber of CommerceMaui County Farm BureauMaui County Nutrition ProgramMaui Economic Development BoardMaui Fair AllianceMaui Food BankMaui Humane SocietyMaui Native Hawaiian ChamberFoundationMaui United WayPaia Youth & Culture CenterPTA Hawaii Congress for KulaElementary SchoolPukalani Elementary School PTARotary Club of KahuluiSt. Anthony Jr. Sr. High School
WESTERN AND SOUTH PACIFIC CASH RECIPIENTSMore than 160,000 was awarded in cash supportin the Western Pacific areas Matson serves.WESTERN PACIFICGUAMAcademy of Our Lady of GuamAmerican Cancer Society—GuamField OfficeAmerican Red Cross—GuamBookmobile Foundation of GuamCancer Care Assistance FoundationChinese Chamber of Commerceof GuamGuam EducationalTelecommunications CorporationGuam Girl ScoutsGuam Humanities CouncilManelu/Big Brothers Big Sistersof GuamNational Association of Womenin Construction—GuamNavy League of the United States—Guam CouncilPay-Less Markets CommunityFoundationGuam Junior Golf LeaguePort Authority of Guam EmployeeAssociationGuam National Golf FederationRotary Club of Tumon BayGuam National Olympic CommitteeSociety of American MilitaryEngineers—Guam PostGuam Society of ProfessionalEngineersSouth Pacific Petroleum CorpGuam Visitor Industry EducationCouncilSouthern HeatEagle Golf ClubGuam Women’s Chamber ofCommerceEdward M. Calvo Cancer FoundationGuampediaSt. Francis Catholic SchoolParent-Alumni OrganizationGuam Chamber of CommerceInadahen I Lina'la Kotturan ChamoruGuam Community CollegeFoundationIsla Center for the Arts at theUniversity of GuamGuam Contractors AssociationKamalen KaridatGuam Crime Stoppers ProgramMake-A-Wish GuamCost-U-Less Charity TournamentSpecial Olympics GuamSWANA Solid Waste Associationof North America—Pacific BasinChapterTriple J 5K Fun Run/WalkUniversity of Guam EndowmentFoundationUniversity of GuamUnited States Coast Guard MarianasChief Petty Officer Association(USCG CPOA)USO GuamCOMMONWEALTH OFTHE NORTHERN MARIANAISLANDSAmerican Red Cross—NorthernMarianaMARSHALL ISLANDSFunkfitJoeten & Daidai FoundationPago Pago Fishing AssociationOKINAWARotary Club of Pago PagoSociety of American MilitaryEngineers—Okinawa PostCOOK ISLANDSUSO OkinawaCook Islands Rugby UnionCook Islands Canoeing AssociationPALAUMotu2MotuLiberation Day CommitteePalau Community CollegePalau Conservation SocietyNIUEMicronesia Islands Nature AllianceNorthern Marianas CollegePalau International Coral Reef CenterRotary Club of SaipanSaipan Chamber of CommerceAs title sponsor for the USO Guam “Rock ’N Run For Our Heroes” 5K held everyDecember for the past 15 years, Matson played the key role in hosting more than150,000 runners over the years at one of the island’s most popular communityevents. Matson’s Phil Santos volunteers in service to this charity’s board in partbecause the USO strengthens America’s military service members on Guam bykeeping them connected to family, home and country.Typhoon Yutu in 2018 and Super Typhoon Soudelor in 2015 damaged Saipan’svegetation so critically that the Micronesia Islands Nature Alliance launched a specialcampaign to ‘bring back our trees’. More than 500 trees were planted at fourteensites across the island by 200 volunteers who also water them bi-weekly and takemeasurements to document progress. Matson has supported MINA since 2014.SOUTH PACIFICNiue Fishermen’s AssociationNiue Rugby Football UnionSAMOANEW ZEALANDAmerican Samoa National OlympicCommitteeAuckland Rescue Helicopter TrustDiocese of American SamoaCollege of MicronesiaAMERICAN SAMOASamoa Red Cross SocietyHabele Outer Island Education FundAgency for Better Living EndeavorsPohnpei Swim ClubAmerican Samoa Shrine ClubSHIP-HOOPSAngels Against ViolenceFEDERATED STATES OFMICRONESIA7
MAINLANDMatson makes cash donations across the U.S. mainland primarily tobenefit charities in our West Coast port cities with shipping terminals:Seattle/Tacoma, Oakland and Long Beach. States that host our adminis trative operations—Arizona, Illinois and Georgia—also receive funding.In 2019, cash donations in these areas totaled 510,000 (not inclu dingmatching gifts) and were gratefully received by 145 different organizations.SCORE Service Corp. of RetiredExecutivesSeacologySpecial Olympics NorthernCalifornia-East BayThe Alameda County CommunityFood BankThe Center for Independent LivingThe ExploratoriumTreasure Island Sailing CenterUnited States Coast Guard ChiefPetty Officers Association (CPOA)Golden Gate ChapterOAKLAND ANDNORTHERN CALIFORNIAGritty City Repertory Youth TheatreCommunity Resource CenterJunior Achievement of NorthernCaliforniaAmerican Heart AssociationCougar Diamond ClubLamorinda Rugby Football ClubAssociation for the Preservation ofthe Presidential Yacht PotomacEast Bay Agency for ChildrenLindsay Wildlife ExperienceEast Bay Performing ArtsBay Area Rescue MissionEast Bay United Soccer ClubMake-A-Wish Foundation GreaterBay AreaBoy Scouts of America—San Francisco Bay Area CouncilEast Bay Zoological SocietyAlameda County Library FoundationBoys & Girls Clubs of OaklandFirst Place for Youth in Oakland,California. works with youthaging out of foster care, helpingincrease their self-sufficiencyskills and lifetime earningpotential. Dez had earned herhigh school diploma and wasdetermined to develop economicstability and independence—andcapably parent her two youngchildren. With the help of FirstPlace for Youth, she has earned aMedical Assistant certificate andplans to pursue a Nursing degree.Matson has funded this charityfor three years now.Chabot Space & Science CenterFoundationFairfield Community ServicesFoundationCalifornia Maritime AcademyFoundationFirst Place for YouthCall Of The SeaGreater Farallones AssociationGirl Scouts of Northern CaliforniaMarine Science InstituteMental Health Association ofAlameda CountyMercy Retirement Care CenterMuseum of Children’s ArtMy Good DeedNa Lei Hulu I Ka Wekiu Hula HalauOakland Ballet CompanyOakland Chamber of CommerceWardrobe For OpportunityWooden Boats For VeteransFoundationWoodland United WayLONG BEACH ANDSOUTHERN CALIFORNIACabrillo High SchoolEducation And Leadership InstituteEXP International Trade EducationProgramsFoodbank Of Southern CaliforniaInternational City TheatreOakland Childrens FairylandInternational Seafarers Center OfLong BeachOakland Museum of CaliforniaFoundationLeukemia & Lymphoma SocietyOakland Public Library FoundationLong Beach BLASTPeralta Colleges FoundationLong Beach Public LibraryFoundationProducers AssociatesLos Angeles Habilitation HouseReading PartnersMental Health America of LosAngelesRettSyndrome.orgSan Francisco Marin Food BankSan Francisco Maritime National ParkAssociationPalos Verdes Peninsula RotaryFoundationPort of Long BeachSan Franciso Bay Area TransportionAssociationPublic Corporation for the Artsof the City of Long BeachSave Mount DiabloRonald McDonald House Charitiesof Southern CaliforniaScientific Adventures8United States Coast Guard ChiefPetty Officers Association (CPOA)Petaluma ChapterTHDF LI
MAINL AND CASH RECIPIENTSNATIONWIDEAlex’s Lemonade Stand FoundationALS Association Golden WestChapterAmerican Foundation for SuicidePreventionLundeberg Maryland SeamanshipSchoolMarch Of Dimes FoundationMaritime Port Council of GreaterNew York/New JerseyMichelinAmerican Red Cross—NationalSeafarers International HouseBerrien Community FoundationSpecial Organization Founded toAid Special Kids SOFTASKBoy & Girls Club of IndianaC&S CharitiesCoast Guard FoundationContainerization InstituteThe Petco FoundationUnited Seamens ServiceWebb InstituteFederation of State HumanitiesCouncilsFive siblings of this family welcomed the news each will be able to ‘sleep solo’ in bunk beds in their room at this family centershelter in Burien, one of nine family centers operated by Mary’s Place in King County, Washington. More than a homeless shelter,resources and services provided at the center help families overcome barriers and locate long-term housing, employment forthe adults, and school enrollment for youth. Matson’s donation in 2019 was our first to this Seattle charity.The Heads Up Youth FoundationConcerns Of Police SurvivorsChildren’s Museum of PhoenixUnited States Coast Guard ChiefPetty Officers Association(CPOA)Mary’s Place SeattleDesert Botanical GardenOcean Beauty SeafoodsDevereux FoundationPast Presidents Club—PropellerClub of the United StatesPhoenix Gospel Rescue MissionSeattle Childrens HospitalFoundationPTA Arizona Congress of Parents &Teachers for Bella Vista SchoolUnited States Veterans InitiativePeninsula Education FoundationUnited WayPACIFIC NORTHWEST/OREGONAlbertina Kerr Centers FoundationOregon Museum of Science andIndustryTransportation Club of SeattleTransportation Club of TacomaUnited States Coast Guard ChiefWarrant Officers Association(CWOA) PNW ChapterPhoenix Symphony AssociationShoebox MinistrySt. Mary’s Food Bank AllianceValley Of The Sun United WayValleylifeUnited Way of King CountyWaste NotPortland YouthbuildersWestside BabyYouth Maritime Training AssociationILLINOISPACIFIC NORTHWEST/WASHINGTONAmerican Parkinson DiseaseAssociationSave the Family Foundation ofArizonaAuburn Valley Humane SocietyFoundationAutism Society of WashingtonClothing Across AmericaARIZONAArizona Aloha FestivalsAccelAmerican Heart AssociationWestern States AffiliateChild Crisis ArizonaDupage P A D SNorthern Illinois Food BankThe Rotary Foundation of RotaryInternationalGEORGIABoys & Girls Club of AmericaLowcountry Down Syndrome SocietyIn Matson’s key communities, we support food banks and meal programs. Since2004, Matson has funded Waste Not, a food rescue and delivery program thateliminates waste and inefficiency as it collects and then delivers donated perishablefood to those in need, combating both hunger and needless food waste. Driversfor this Phoenix-area charity display beautiful fruits and vegetables which willbe ‘same-day’ delivered to recipient agency partners, reducing their food costsand freeing up limited resources for the other services provided to clients in need.With the basic need for food met, clients can focus on achieving stability andlong-lasting self-sufficiency.9
ALASKAMatson’s cash donations in Alaska totaled 474,000, not including matching gifts. Duringthis fifth year of Giving, our support benefited84 charities across the state—one in four of whichwere new to our program.Matson provided capital support to the Food Bankof Alaska, the Alaska SeaLife Center, AWAIC andCovenant House. For the third consecutive year,Mat
Salvation Army - Hawaiian & Pacific Islands Samaritan's Purse—Operation: Christmas Child Seabury Hall State of Hawaii, Department of Transportation - Airports Division Sustainable Coastlines U.S.S. Missouri Memorial Association UH Foundation—Shidler College of Business Vision To Learn Wisdom Center For Autism Wreaths Across America YMCA .
