Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 8 hours ago
“We’re really excited to be back in business,” says PacWhale's Director of Retail John Clock. “Not only can we keep our employees working, we can again engage with and supply our environmentally responsible community with eco-conscious products while providing much-needed funds for our parent nonprofit, Pacific Whale Foundation.”
“With the help of local businesses like PacWhale Eco-Adventures and their Shop & Share campaign, Maui Food Bank is able to serve over 17,000 people a month who are in need of hunger relief," affirms Maui Food Bank Development Director Marlene Rice.
“We’re really excited to be back in business,” says PacWhale's Director of Retail John Clock. “Not only can we keep our employees working, we can again engage with and supply our environmentally responsible community with eco-conscious products while providing much-needed funds for our parent nonprofit, Pacific Whale Foundation.”
“With the help of local businesses like PacWhale Eco-Adventures and their Shop & Share campaign, Maui Food Bank is able to serve over 17,000 people a month who are in need of hunger relief," affirms Maui Food Bank Development Director Marlene Rice.
