Building Vibrant Communities

摘要

For the Guam Post, giving back comes naturally. Through a variety of service projects, fundraisers, and outreach activities with other local organizations, the Post has become a pillar of the community. With a friendly Hafa Adai! and many Si Yu'us Ma'ase! (Hello and Thank You in Chamorro), TME recently chatted with Post President Scott Thompson to learn about how the Guam Post has built a valued role in its community and keys for other Posts looking to deepen their local presence. TME: Can you provide a brief overview of the Guam Post, its programs, and the value it provides? Thompson: Chartered in 1952, the Guam Post has continuously supported Guam's military engineering, A/E/C, and civilian community needs. Our Post has 312 active members, including 44 companies and roughly two dozen University of Guam Student Chapter members. We also support the Philippines Field Chapter.