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scams are one of the most common scams—and take the form of text messages, emails, and social media messages. Always practice caution when receiving unexpected messages—like transaction verification text messages with a link to a new online banking portal, winning sweepstakes you didn’t enter, or emails requesting sensitive information like one-time-passcodes or social security numbers.

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As part of our Live Kōkua Giving Campaign, Nā ʻŌiwi Aloha—our Native Hawaiian Employee Resource Group—raised funds to support Kākoʻo ʻŌiwi, whose mission is to enhance sustainable agricultural practices locally. Funds raised during the campaign will be used to improve infrastructure, expand kalo production, and develop new community programs that connect people to the land and traditional Hawaiian farming practices.

To learn more about their mission and how you can get involved, visit their website: https://kakoooiwi.org.

Note: In support of the Native Hawaiian language for our employee resource group, Nā ʻŌiwi Aloha , we have included diacritical marks in this post. Some browsers and accessibility programs are unable to process diacritical marks which may cause some users to be unable to read or engage with this post.

Happy ! Wishing you sunny skies in the weekend ahead.

Did you know that keeping your phone and computer operating systems up to date ensures your devices have the most recent bug fixes and security patches—ensuring that your devices are as secure as possible? Enable automatic updates to make it seamless—and always get the latest fixes.

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As part of our Live Kokua Giving Campaign, our Women Inspired Employee Resource Group—whose mission is to empower women to reach their fullest potential—raised funds for Ma‘i Movement.

Ma‘i Movement was founded in 2020 with the goal to end period poverty in Hawaii—through distributing free feminine products, providing educational resources, and advocating for systemic change in the government, schools, and community. To learn more, donate, or get involved, visit their website: maimovement.org.

Happy Friday! We hope to see you at the Honolulu Pride Parade tomorrow!

Food Trucks are back! Be sure to skip the home lunch on Thursday, October 17 and head to the corner of Bishop and King so you can grab a bite at Aloha and Mabuhay, Roti-Si, or Da Hub!

And Bank of Hawaii employees, make sure to show your badge for a 20% discount!

Strong are just the beginning. Multi-factor authentication ensures that that even if your username and password is compromised, without access to your phone or authentication app, the scammers won’t be able to access your account.

As part of our Live Kokua Giving Campaign, our RainBOH Employee Resource Group is raising funds for the Hawaii LGBT Legacy Foundation, whose commitment to a legacy of hope, equality and unity supports the bright and diverse community of which we’re proud to be a part.

On Saturday, October 19, 2024 we’re proud to once again be a Legacy sponsor of Honolulu Pride, produced by Hawaii LGBT Legacy Foundation. We’ll see you—loud and proud—in the parade starting at 4pm and at the festival at 5pm. To learn more about Hawaii LGBT Legacy Foundation and how you can get involved, please visit their website: https://hawaiilgbtlegacyfoundation.com

All Bank of Hawaii branches in Hawaii, Guam, and Saipan will be closed on Monday, October 14, 2024, in observance of Discoverers' Day. Need to get some banking done on the holiday? Check out our mobile and online banking tools or visit our ATMs. For additional banking options, visit boh.com/customer-service.

Each year, our employees rally together in the spirit of giving for our Live Kokua Giving Campaign to raise money for local, non-profit organizations across Hawaii and the West Pacific region. This year, each of our Employee Resource Groups are taking it one step further and hosting events to raise money for a non-profit that aligns to their mission. For the next few weeks, we’ll highlight one of the organizations to share their information and how you can get involved.

Last week, our team proudly participated in the Men’s March Against Violence. It was an impactful day filled with meaningful conversations, powerful testimonies, and a shared commitment to fostering a safer community. Each step was a reminder of the importance of promoting respect and accountability in our society.
Mahalo to everyone who joined in, demonstrating that together, we can be part of the solution.

According to , 78% of people reuse —so when one account is compromised, all of the accounts using that password are compromised! Instead, make unique passwords for each account—using phrases, numbers and special characters.

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