TINIAN (Press Release) — The Ohala Foundation is pleased to announce that former CNMI attorney general, Tinian mayor and current private attorney JP San Nicolas and his law office have joined in supporting the efforts of the Ohala Foundation and its goal to help those most in need.
From March 27 to April 6, the San Nicolas Law Office in Saipan will be receiving food donations for transfer to Tinian in support of the bi-weekly “Ohala Foodbox Distribution Program.”
“I wanted to commend Ohala Chairman Phillip Mendiola-Long, the rest of the Ohala board members and its hard-working volunteers and supporters for their continued efforts in feeding and taking care of our people. I frequently travel between Saipan and Tinian and I look forward to delivering whatever donations we can receive to the Foundation. Our office is located on Chalan Pale Arnold, Gualo Rai on the 2nd floor of the Island Commercial Center, across from First Hawaiian Bank,” said attorney San Nicolas.
“Support from our local businesses like San Nicolas Law is critical and appreciated. The impact of hunger and food security affects all of our communities and we thank attorney San Nicolas for his support in getting food and supplies over to Tinian,” said Ohala Chairman Phillip Mendiola-Long.
The Ohala Foundation has provided assistance to over 300 families that are facing food shortages and would like to thank those generous sponsors and the community for their support.
Interested donors can reach out to the foundation by visiting ohalafoundation.org or by calling 433-2664.
About San Nicolas Law
San Nicolas Law Office, LLC is conveniently located on Chalan Pale Arnold across the First Hawaiian Bank, Gualo Rai. Areas practiced are real estate law, probate law, civil litigation and criminal defense. Call 234-7569 or visit www.sannicolaslaw.net for more information or a free initial consultation.
About the Ohala Foundation
Guided by the principles that man must help his fellow man, the Ohala Foundation’s mission is to work exhaustively to raise critically needed funds; and serve as the managing body for a Mariana Islands-based community assistance organization. The cornerstone of that organization is the Ohala Food Bank, which under the Ohala Foundation’s leadership, provides free food, free meals, and free disaster food assistance to those who are the most vulnerable in our communities. The foundation also offers career, medical and clothing services.
For more information on how to donate, volunteer or obtain services visit www.ohalafoundation.org or call 433-2664.
JP San Nicolas
