HONOLULU, HI – As part of the Hawaii Credit Union League’s (HCUL) 5 in 5 campaign, HOCU (Honolulu Federal Credit Union) presented a check for $6,640 to the Kapiolani Children’s Miracle Network. The goal of the 5 in 5 campaign is to raise $500,000 in five years to help build the new Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children.

The money was raised via a Keiki Day event held at the main branch of the credit union located at 2305 South Beretania Street with funds matched by CO-OP Miracle Match.

Photo: Featured (L to R) Karen Kaoihana (Centralized Lending Manager), Mark Munemitsu (HOCU President), Darlene Asuncion (Operations Manager), Lori Kobayashi (Accountant), Colette Forcier (Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Program Director), Noreen Piccinino (Senior Loan Officer)

ABOUT HOCU

Honolulu Federal Credit Union (HOCU) was chartered on December 3, 1936 as a financial cooperative for U.S. Federal Employees employed in Honolulu. It was the fifth credit union

formed in what was then the Territory of Hawaii. Today, HOCU has more than 15,000 members with more than $250 million in assets, served by 40 employees at four branches. At HOCU, we are committed to serve our members by providing quality services, products and education to help achieve their financial success. We work “For a Brighter Future” for our members to help them reach their financial goals.