HawaiiUSA’s commitment to education and financial wellness was at the forefront this year with many new and ongoing initiatives. Since 1990, we’ve awarded 540 scholarships for a total of $803,500. 00 and we launched our current scholarship application period on December 1. We also forged a new partnership with Chaminade University, hosting financial education classes for K-12 teachers this summer. Giving educators the tools they need to teach young people about money and financial literacy is one way we can inspire financial wellness in their futures. Our relationships with Hawaii’s schools continue with current and new Student Operated Credit Unions (SOCUs) on K-12 campuses statewide. These pop-up credit unions allow students to learn hands-on how to work and perform financial transactions in a real world setting. We are committed to remain a high-performing quality organization that serves our 135,000 members and 400+ employees with professionalism and gratitude.