Shop & Support Local!

American Savings Bank's Buy Local merchants are excited to participate in Hawaii's Shop Local Pop-Up Event.

Sat., September 20 from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Ala Moana | Mall Level 2 - In front of Target

 Discover handcrafted jewelry, island-inspired apparel, stunning artwork, delicious treats, and more from local small businesses—all in one place. Bring your friends and family for a fun-filled shopping experience!

Fresh, Flavorful and Local

Use any ASB Visa® Debit Card to get exclusive savings at our Buy Local HawaiiSM merchants.
We will have something for everyone!

Scroll down to see offers below.

To learn more about our Buy Local HawaiiSM program, click here.

Belly Rub Kitchen

Belly Rub Kitchen

$10 off when you spend $40+*

Drincup Cafe

Drincup Cafe

$5 off when you spend $15+*

Fig & Ginger

Fig & Ginger

$10 off when you spend $40+*

Honolulu Rose Cake Shop

Honolulu Rose Cake Shop

$5 off when you spend $15+*

$15 off when you spend $60+*

Island Popper

Island Popper

$10 off when you spend $40+*

Jay's Sushi

Jay's Sushi

$5 off when you spend $25+*

$10 off when you spend $50+*

Nabeya Maido

Nabeya Maido

$10 off when you spend $45+*

Ocean Side Bakery

Ocean Side Bakery

$5 off when you spend $20+*

Sweet Revenge

Sweet Revenge

$10 off when you spend $40+*

Teapresso

Teapresso

$5 off when you spend $15+*

Visit Our Buy Local Merchants in Ala Moana Center

Hoala Salon and Spa

Hoala Salon & Spa

$20 off when you spend $100+*

$30 off when you spend $150+*

Kawaii Things

Jade Dynasty Seafood Restaurant

$20 off when you spend $100+*

$50 off when you spend $300+*

$100 off when you spend $500+*

Kahulalea

Kahulalea

$30 off when you spend $150+*

$40 off when you spend $200+*

Mama Pho

Mama Pho

$10 off when you spend $50+*

$20 off when you spend $100+*

Sugar Sugar Hawaii

Sugar Sugar Hawaii

$10 off when you spend $60+*

$30 off when you spend $150+*

Visit our ASB Booth!

Look for our ASB branded tent near the main entrance of the event

American Savings Bank Spin the Wheel at Booth
  • Spin our prize wheel for free ASB swag and interactive activities for the whole family.
  • Pick up our activity card before exploring the market and return a completed card for an exclusive ASB x Fighting Eel tote bag (limited to the first 250 completed activity cards).

*Entire purchase must be paid for using an ASB Visa Debit Card. Minimum purchase amount is after any other promotional offer allowed by the merchant is applied and before taxes and tip. Limit of one offer per visit. Offer does not apply to prior purchases. Discounts on gift cards or certificates as well as other promotional discounts and offers are at the merchant’s sole discretion. Free or discounted item eligible while supplies last. Offers are subject to change without notice. Visit buylocal.asbhawaii.com/debit-card-promotion or our Facebook or Instagram pages to see which other businesses have offers and for details.

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Kahiau Giving Campaign

The Kahiau Giving Campaign is our annual teammate giving program which raises funds to support select Hawaii non-profits.
2024 Kahiau giving campaign

Kahiau in Hawaiian means, "to give from the heart without expecting anything in return"

ASB's Kahiau Giving Program has raised over $3 million for Hawaii nonprofits since its inception in 2011. ASB supports financial wellness for individuals and businesses, housing affordability and our Aala Park community through our donations, sponsorships, grants, scholarships, internships and volunteerism.

In May 2024, our teammates demonstrated impressive participation scores with a phenomenal 92% overall participation rate – 67 teams reached 100%. 

Together we raised an incredible $210,000 to help our Kahiau partners. Combined with ASB's matching amount, we contributed $420,000 to help our nonprofit partners strengthen our communities and make Hawaii a better place.

Seeds of Service

Seeds of Service is a teammate volunteer program that encourages support of community service projects at the bank-wide, branch and department level to benefit schools and other nonprofit organizations in neighborhoods on each island.
Bank teller helping customer

Building communities, one event at a time.

In 2005, American Savings Bank launched Seeds of Service to encourage and support ASB teammates to give their time and talents to schools and community organizations.

Our Seeds of Service volunteer opportunities have been associated with Aala Park cleanups and while we are still doing this on a smaller scale (and can still mention it), we’d like our Seeds of Service outreach to represent our efforts educating keiki, individuals and organizations with Financial Education tools and resources – as well as our efforts in affordable housing.

Our Seeds of Service Beneficiaries

  • 808 Clean Ups
  • Ahahui Koa Anuenue (AKA)
  • Aalii Mentoring
  • AccesSurf Hawaii
  • Adopt-A-Highway
  • Ala Wai Elementary
  • Aliamanu Elementary
  • Aloha United Way
  • American Cancer Society
  • American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
  • American Heart Association
  • American Red Cross
  • American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO)
  • Big Brothers Big Sisters Hawaii
  • Big Island Candies Foundation
  • Blood Bank of Hawaii
  • Boy Scouts of America, Aloha Council
  • Catholic Charities Hawaii
  • Center for Tomorrow’s Leaders
  • Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii
  • Child & Family Service
  • Chinatown 808
  • Chinatown Improvement District
  • Chinese Chamber of Commerce
  • Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
  • Diamond Head Theatre
  • Domestic Violence Action Center
  • East West Center
  • Enchanted Lake Elementary
  • Ernest Bowen de Silva Elementary
  • Ewa Beach Church of the Nazarene
  • Family Promise Hawaii
  • Feed My Sheep
  • Feed The Hunger Foundation
  • Feeding Hawaii Together
  • FEMA
  • Friends of Hawaii Charities
  • Friends of the Children's Justice Center of Oahu
  • Friends of the Library of Hawaii
  • Gift Foundation
  • Girl Scouts of Hawaii
  • Goodwill Industries of Hawaii, Inc.
  • Hahaione Elementary
  • Hawaii Alliance of Nonprofit Organizations
  • Hawaii Appleseed Center for Law and Economic Justice
  • Hawaii Baptist Academy
  • Hawaii Bicycling League
  • Hawaii Bone Marrow Donor Registry
  • Hawaii Business Roundtable
  • Hawaii Community Foundation
  • Hawaii Community Reinvestment Corporation
  • Hawaii Executive Collaborative (HEC)
  • Hawaii Foodbank
  • Hawaii Habitat for Humanity Association
  • Hawaii Home Ownership Center
  • Hawaii Literacy
  • Hawaii Pacific Health
  • Hawaii Parkinson Association
  • Hawaii Restaurant Association
  • Hawaii Society of Certified Public Accountants
  • Hawaii State Bar Association
  • Hawaii United Okinawa Association
  • Hawaii Women's Legal Foundation
  • Hawaiian Humane Society
  • Helping Hands Hawaii
  • Highlands Intermediate
  • Honolulu Habitat for Humanity
  • Hookuaaina at Kapalai
  • Hoomohala O Molokai
  • Hoops 4 Christ
  • Iolani Palace
  • Japan-America Society of Hawaii
  • Jordan & Cara Odo Scholarship Foundation
  • Junior Achievement of Hawaii
  • Ka Ohana O Kalaupapa
  • Kaelepulu Elementary
  • Kailua Chamber of Commerce
  • Kalakaua Middle School
  • Kalani High
  • Kalihi Business Association
  • Kalihi Elementary
  • Kapiolani Health Foundation
  • Kaunoa Senior Center
  • KCAA Preschools of Hawaii
  • Kealakehe High School
  • Keelikolani Middle School
  • Keiki Rise
  • KEY Project
  • Kipapa Elementary
  • Kiwanis Club
  • Kiwanis Club of Maui
  • Kohala High School
  • Konawaena Elementary School
  • Koolau Soccer Referee Association
  • Kualapuu Public Conversion Charter School
  • Kukolu
  • Kupu
  • Lanakila Pacific
  • Lanakila Senior Center
  • Mai Movement
  • Makana O Ke Akua
  • Make-A-Wish Hawaii
  • Manoa Valley Theatre
  • March of Dimes
  • Maryknoll School
  • Maui Economic Development Board, Inc.
  • Maui Filipino Chamber of Commerce
  • Maui Gateway Distribution
  • Maui Hui Malama
  • Maui Ola Benefit Concert
  • Maui Relief Support
  • Maui United Way
  • McKinley High School
  • Meals on Wheels
  • Molokai Cancer Fund
  • Molokai Child Abuse Prevention Pathways
  • NAMI Hawaii
  • National Asian Pacific American Bar Association Hawaii
  • National Kidney Foundation of Hawaii
  • Native Hawaiian Revolving Loan Fund
  • New Hope Church
  • Organization of Women Leaders
  • Pacific Academy of Performing Arts
  • Palolo Hongwanji
  • Partners in Development Foundation
  • Pearl City Foundation
  • Polynesian Voyaging Society
  • Project Management Institute of Honolulu
  • Public Schools of Hawaii Foundation
  • Punahou School
  • Puuhonua o Waianae
  • Rehabilitation Hospital of the Pacific
  • Rescue Kitties of Hawaii
  • Rotary Club of West Honolulu
  • Saint Louis School
  • Salvation Army – Hawaiian & Pacific Islands Division
  • Sister's of St. Francis
  • Small Business Administration
  • Small Business Development Center
  • Social Science Association
  • Special Olympics Hawaii Inc.
  • Super Skate Posse
  • Susannah Wesley Community Center
  • Therapeutic Horsemanship of Hawaii
  • Trust for Public Land
  • United Japanese Society of Hawaii
  • University of Hawaii - Financial Management Association
  • University of Hawaii - Pacific Asian Center for Entrepreneurship (PACE)
  • University of Hawaii at Manoa
  • University of Hawaii Foundation
  • Urban Land Institute
  • US Japan Council
  • Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA)
  • Waianae Intermediate School
  • Waikiki Elementary School
  • Waimea Elementary School
  • Weed and Seed
  • Wilcox Elementary School
  • Women's Fund of Hawaii
  • YWCA of Oahu

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Our Community

At American Savings Bank, community is at the core of everything we do. We understand that bringing real impact to our community means more than just giving financially. It also requires the commitment of our time, "sweat equity," best ideas and leadership to support our focus areas:

  • Promoting financial wellness for individuals and businesses
  • Increasing the supply of and access to affordable housing
  • Supporting Aala Park and neighboring communities
ASB teammates

ASB's Key Community Programs


Seeds of Service

Seeds of Service is our teammate volunteer program which encourages support of community service projects at the bank-wide, branch and department level to benefit schools and other non-profit organizations in neighborhoods on each island.

Learn More >

The Kahiau Giving Campaign

The Kahiau Giving Campaign is our annual teammate giving program which raises funds to support select Hawaii non-profits.

Learn More >

KeikiCo

KeikiCo is an annual business plan competition that challenges Hawaii’s public and charter school students in grades 3-12 to solve real-world problems through entrepreneurship.

Learn More >

Community Reinvestment Act

Community Reinvestment Act fulfillment ensures that all members of the community, including low and moderate income neighborhoods, have fair access to financial resources.

Learn More >

Robert Sarver

Robert Sarver

Robert Sarver has nearly 40 years of experience managing financial institutions. He served as CEO of Western Alliance Bancorporation for 16 years and Executive Chairman for an additional four.

Robert previously held leadership roles at Zions Bancorporation and California Bank and Trust. He is a part-owner of Real Club Deportivo Mallorca and co-founder of Southwest Value Partners, a real estate development firm.

He is also active in philanthropy through the Sarver Heart Center at the University of Arizona.

Robert holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Arizona.

Michael Kennedy

Michael J. Kennedy

Michael J. Kennedy has more than 30 years of experience leading fintech companies and advising top U.S. banks and financial institutions.

He founded and led Zelle Payments (formerly clearXchange) and later served as CEO of Interstellar, pioneering the use of blockchain in international payments. Previously, Michael was Executive Vice President at Wells Fargo & Company, where he led payment strategy, innovation, and wealth management. He began his career as a strategy consultant at McKinsey & Company.

Michael serves as a board director for IDACORP, Inc. and Idaho Power, and an advisor to EFEX. He is a former advisory board member for Stellar.org and Verrency.

He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in industrial engineering from Stanford University and an MBA from Harvard Business School.

John M. Eggemeyer

John M. Eggemeyer

John M. Eggemeyer is the founder of Castle Creek Capital LLC, a leading private equity investor in community banks since 1990. He has over 40 years of banking experience and has been involved in more than 75 bank acquisitions.

In 2006, American Banker recognized him as “Community Banker of the Year.” Prior to founding Castle Creek, he spent nearly 20 years in senior executive roles at major U.S. banking institutions.

John is Chairman of the Board at Banc of California, Inc. and serves on the boards of Northpointe Bancshares, Inc., and Primis Financial Corporation. He was previously Chairman of PacWest Bancorp and Guaranty Bancorp and served on the boards of TCF Financial Corporation, Western Bancorp, The Bancorp Inc., and American Financial Realty.

He is a Life Trustee of Northwestern University, serving on its Investment Committee, and a former trustee of the Bishop’s School and Stanford University’s Parent Advisory Board.

John holds a bachelor’s degree from Northwestern University and an MBA from the University of Chicago.

Steven Didion

Steven Didion

Steven Didion is a Founder and Partner at JCSD Capital, LLC, an investment firm focused on U.S.-based financial services and fintech companies. He has over 37 years of experience in the banking industry.

Previously, Steven held roles in the Financial Services group at Salomon Brothers, was CEO at Hoefer & Arnett, and was senior leader at Endicott Management.

He has served on the boards of Wilshire Bancorp, Bank of Hope and Heartland Bank. He also served on the Board of Children’s Hospital of Oakland and the Summit Foundation.

He holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of California, Berkeley.

Christopher Chouinard

Christopher Chouinard

Christopher Chouinard has over 25 years of experience as an analyst and investor in the financial services sector. He is a Partner and Investment Analyst at Davis Asset Management, helping oversee more than $2 billion in investments.

Previously, Chris founded and led 1C Investment Company LLC. He held leadership roles at Endicott Management Company, managing hedge and private equity funds focused on community banks. Earlier in his career, he was an equity research analyst at Sanford Bernstein, BofA Securities, and Morgan Stanley. He began his career as an economist in the antitrust division of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, focusing on bank mergers and acquisitions.

Chris formerly served as a board member for Clearsurance, Opportunity Bank, N.A., and Endicott Management Company.

Chris holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from Cornell University and is a Chartered Financial Analyst charter holder.

Marty Adams

Marty Adams

Marty Adams has more than 30 years of banking experience and is Co-Founder of Strategic Value Bank Partners, an investment firm specializing in community banks.

Previously, he served as Interim CEO and Director at Park View Federal Savings Bank and as President and COO of Huntington Bancshares. For two decades, he was CEO of Sky Financial Group, growing the bank into an $18 billion financial holding company with operations across the Midwest.

Marty has served on the boards of Huntington Bancshares, Sky Financial Group, Park View Federal Savings Bank, GulfShore Bancshares and First National Bank of Chester. He currently serves on the boards of Premier Financial Corp, FineMark National Bank & Trust, and First National Bancshares, Inc.

He earned a bachelor’s in business administration and economics from West Liberty University and an MBA from Franciscan University.

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