Tan Holdings charters Boy Scouts CNMI District

Posted on April 28, 2014May 5, 2014 by Corporate Affairs

Tan Holdings had pledged to charter and support the revival of the Boy Scouts of America Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) District.

Tan Holdings Corporate Consultant Dave Sablan said that three companies within the Tan Holdings organization will be volunteering their supervision.The three comprise these volunteers; Argie Buensalido of CTSI Logistics, Frank Cabrera and Melvin Masga of Fiesta Resort & Spa Saipan, and Kinty Elieisar of D&Q.

The new effort to revive the charter will start small, ensuring everything is in place before the recruitment of the members begins, District Chair Wayne Gillespie stated

Elementary students receive new sportswear from the Tan Siu Lin Foundation

Posted on April 8, 2014April 8, 2014 by Corporate Affairs

Over 5,000 new dri-fit shirts were distributed to students in 11 public elementary schools on Saipan last month courtesy of the Tan Siu Lin Foundation. The shirts were given to Garapan, William S. Reyes, Tanapag, Kagman, San Antonio, Koberville, Dandan,Oleai, GTC, San Vicente, and Rota elementary schools.

Tan Holdings President and CEO Jerry Tan personally accompanied the distribution team and helped in handing out the shirts at each school. Each student received a dri-fit shirt, custom printed with the logo of their respective school. These shirts are the same quality used for Saipan Soccer School athletes and the Northern Mariana Islands Football Association.

The teachers and staff also received Polo shirts by Ralph Lauren custom printed with their respective school logos as well.

Jerry Tan shared the foundation’s passion and commitment on the value of education and sports and hopes this small gesture will be cherished by the children.

The Tan Siu Lin Foundation is the philanthropic arm of Tan Holdings, committed to uplifting the quality of life in the communities that it serves.

Luen Thai Donates to the Tuloy Foundation

Posted on January 24, 2014January 24, 2014 by Corporate Affairs

CTSI Logistics CEO Jerry Tan with twin brother Luen Thai President Raymond Tan and friends George and Richard Lai spent an afternoon with the kids of Tuloy Foundation at Don Bosco, Alabang last January 16 to present a donation of 6 million pesos to the foundation’s football program.

Known as sports aficionados and advocates of giving back to the community, the group brought along coaches from Hong Kong Chelsea as well as from Luen Thai’s own football team to play a part in strengthening the foundation’s football program. Father Rocky Evangelista, founder of Tuloy Foundation, has made sports an integral part of the foundation’s activities and an avenue for personal growth for the kids who once lived in the streets.

The children under the care of Tuloy Foundation won second place at the 2010 Street Child World Cup.

Tuloy Foundation, Inc. is a non-government, not-for-profit organization founded in 1993 by Fr. Marciano “Rocky” G. Evangelista. The foundation is committed to mend a home to the poor, abandoned, homeless children.

Tan Holdings and CTSI Logistics raise funds for PhilippineTyphoon Haiyan victims

Posted on January 1, 2014April 8, 2014 by Corporate Affairs

Employees from the different companies under Tan Holdings, as well as sister company CTSI Logistics, donated over fifty thousand dollars to the survivors of Super Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines.

Tan Holdings President and CTSI Logistics CEO Jerry Tan represented the companies in a turnover ceremony held with Philippine Consul General BayaniMangibin in Guam. Two checks amounting to

$27,874 and $25,200 representing the donations from employees of Tan Holdings and CTSI Logistics, respectively, were given to the consulate. The Tan Siu Lin Foundation also helped by matching the amounts raised by the employees.

Super Typhoon Haiyan is considered to be one of the strongest typhoons in history, leaving over four thousand dead, and over five hundred thousand structures damaged.

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Tree Planting with MINA and DEQ

Posted on April 26, 2013December 20, 2013 by Corporate Affairs

Tan Holdings, along with the with the Mariana Islands Nature Alliance (MINA) and the Division of Environmental Quality (DEQ) planted 120 Coconut Trees on Laolao Bay last April 19 as part of the Environmental Awareness Month and CNMI Earth Day celebrations.

60 company executives with MINA and DEQ staff and volunteers participated in the event, making it the largest tree planting activity turnout for Tan Holdings.

Lina Dimaano, Tan Holdings Vice President for Finance, said Tan Holdings plans to hold quarterly tree planting events in order to promote environmental stewardship within the organization and to ensure sustainability for future generations.

Tan Holdings planted 400 Flame Trees throughout the island last year to mark their 40th anniversary in doing business in Micronesia.