Gemkell supports homeless animals through fundraiser

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Posted on Jun 18 2021
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Clockwise from left: Joel Chabanne (red tee), general manager Operation; George Chiu (yellow tee), Gemkell CEO; Alison Hadley (navy tee), Guam Animals in Need executive director; Richard Hawes (blue tee), managing director; Pito Certeza (yellow tee) supervisor; Rieko Yamamoto (red tee), manager; and Miya Taylor (blue tee), general manager, Merchandising. (JHUN PULONGARIT/MERCHANDISING MANAGER)

GUAM—Gemkell Corp. showed its support for Guam’s stray and homeless animals in May by holding a fundraiser for Guam Animals In Need at their Friends & Family Outlet location in the Tumon Sands Plaza.

Friends & Family Outlet customers were able to purchase brightly colored GAIN T-shirts, collars, leashes, and travel water bowls, which raised an amazing $2,556.00 for GAIN. “We’ve never had a partnership quite like this and we were excited to try something new,” said Alison Hadley, executive director of GAIN.

Gemkell not only donated 100% of the proceeds made from the GAIN item purchases, but they also held a strong social media presence promoting the items as well as GAIN’s mission and GAIN’s adoptable pets. “Community relationships such as this is so important for both non-profits and businesses. And we give many thanks to Gemkell and it’s awesome team for thinking of us at GAIN and making all of this,” said Hadley.

Gemkell met with GAIN’s executive director to deliver the donation check and other donated goodies, and to of course exchange thanks for everyone’s efforts. “On behalf of Gemkell, we are pleased to support GAIN’s objectives in sheltering and finding suitable homes for Guam’s unwanted animals,” said Gemkell CEO George Chiu. “All animals deserve an opportunity to be loved.” (PR)

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