American Savings Bank said Wednesday it donated $1,022,326 to the community last year that benefited more than 30 local nonprofit organizations. In addition, American Savings employees contributed 11,910 volunteer hours with more than 200 nonprofit organizations through Seeds of Service.

ASB’s 2018 gift recipients include Aala Dog Park; Aloha United Way; ASB/Times Shop and Score Scholarship Fund; Bizgenics Foundation; Boys and Girls Club of Hawaii; Chaminade University; Child & Family Service; Family Promise of Hawaii; Friendly Isle United Fund; Girl Scouts of Hawaii; Hawaii Island United Way; Hawaii Society of CPAs; Junior Achievement of Hawaii; Kahauiki Village; Kapiolani Health Foundation; Kauai United Way; Kinaole Foundation; Kua O Ka La Public Charter School; Kupu; Maui United Way; Maui Youth & Family Services; North Hawaii Community Hospital; Ohana Komputer; Onizuka Memorial Committee; Pacific & Asian Affairs Council; Pacific Asian Center for Entrepreneurship, University of Hawaii Shidler College of Business; Partners in Development Foundation; Project Vision; Teach for America; University of Hawaii Foundation; and YWCA Patsy T. Mink Center for Business and Leadership.

ON THE MOVE

University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine has announced the following promotion:

>> Dr. Karen Thompson has been promoted to chair from professor of Pathology at JABSOM. Prior to joining the UH faculty in 2000, Thompson served as a pediatric pathologist with Pan Pacific Pathologists at Kapiolani Medical Center.

FirstLight Home Care of Honolulu has announced that Honolulu resident Charle­magne Adams is the company’s new manager of Community Outreach. Her responsibilities include employing new strategic and existing partnerships as well as introducing the FirstLight brand to Hawaii. Adams has gained significant and relevant experience in the health care industry for the past 10 years.