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Hawaiian Electric teams collect toiletry and hygiene items for MEO clients

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About 150 toiletry/hygiene items were collected by Hawaiian Electric’s Revenue Management and Customer Ombudsman teams and donated to Maui Economic Opportunity. The items were dropped off at MEO last week. Shown are (from left) Debbi Amaral, MEO director of Early Childhood Services; Gay Sibonga, MEO COO; Melissa Driggers-Tengan and Larson Gascon of Hawaiian Electric; and Cassi Yamashita, MEO director of Community Services.

Hawaiian Electric donated to Maui Economic Opportunity a total of 150 toiletry and hygiene items, including shampoo, soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste and laundry soap, to be given to Head Start preschool families and Community Services clients in need.

The two-week drive in April was organized by the utility’s Revenue Management and Customer Ombudsman teams. Larson Gascon and Melissa Driggers-Tengan of Hawaiian Electric dropped off the donations at MEO’s Wailuku office last week.

“We are so grateful for the generosity of Hawaiian Electric’s Revenue Management and Customer Ombudsman teams,” said MEO CEO Debbie Cabebe. “Many individuals and families we support through our programs struggle to pay for the basic necessities of life. This gift is a blessing for them.”

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