The Pasha Group

05/22/2026

On National Maritime Day, Pasha celebrates and supports the hardworking men and women keeping our maritime industry moving.

05/21/2026

🌊 Our San Rafael team was proud to celebrate with our 4th Annual event with students in the San Rafael High School Sailing program.

Thank you to Coach C.J. Healy for welcoming us, and to Capt. Greg Gretz of Pasha Hawaii’s MV Janet Marie, American Maritime Officers West Coast Representative Capt. Alex Butler, and James Young with Pasha Talent Management for sharing their experiences and helping introduce students to the many career paths across the maritime industry. 🚢

05/21/2026

05/18/2026

🌊 Today, we’re celebrating the incredible women across our One Pasha Team and throughout the maritime industry who help keep the supply chain moving every day.

At sea or ashore, your hard work, leadership, and dedication make a lasting impact. Join us in recognizing women helping shape the future of maritime and inspire the next generation.

Happy International Day for ! ⚓

05/12/2026

Pasha’s Reno Employee Community Action Team joined Keep Truckee Meadows Beautiful for the Great Community Clean Up, one of the largest community cleanup events in the Reno/Sparks area. Our team was assigned to the Rosewood Nature Study Area, one of 26 sites included in the event where 788 volunteers removed over 273 tons of trash and 60 tons of green waste.

This initiative is a major preventative clean up that helps to prevent fires in the summer. The community's focus on illegal dump sites removes potential fire hazards and supports park and waterway restoration. Our site focused on removing invasive species in addition to clearing hazardous waste items to support the reopening of a beautiful Nature Study Area off Veterans Parkway.

Find out more about KTMB, an affiliate of the national organization Keep America Beautiful, at https://www.ktmb.org/

05/04/2026

Pasha Hawaii and Hawaii Stevedores’ Employee Community Action Team, Hui Hulilima (“Helping Hands”), joined alongside ILWU Local 142 Hawaii, bringing the largest team to the ‘Construction Hike for Hope’ Su***de Prevention Hike. This event brings the construction and maritime community together to raise awareness around mental health and su***de prevention.

The 4.8-mile hike took place along the ‘Aiea Loop Trail at Keaiwa Heiau State Recreation Area, with a 900-foot elevation gain. The trail runs along the ridge on the west side of Halawa Valley, offering views of Oahu’s southern coastline from Pearl Harbor and the Waiʻanae Range to Honolulu and Diamond Head. Much of the area was replanted by foresters in the 1920s and features native koa and ʻōhiʻa trees, along with remnants of a B-24 bomber that crashed in 1944.

Learn more or get involved with the American Foundation for Su***de Prevention and Out of the Darkness Walks: https://supporting.afsp.org/home

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04/27/2026

Pasha’s Reno Employee Community Action Team showed up in a big way this April, hosting two meaningful volunteer events in one impactful day.

During their semi-annual blood drive, volunteers donated several pints of blood, including multiple Power Red donations that can help save several lives with each contribution. Over the years, these drives have added up to countless donations and real impact for those in need.🩸

Later that same day, the team spent an afternoon of fun (and sore backs!) pulling weeds for Note-Able Music Therapy Services, a nonprofit using music therapy to create lasting change for people of all abilities. Alongside volunteers from across the region, the group helped spruce up the grounds, with a little help from a local band, a taco truck, and a fresh vegetable stand with samples donated by Soulful Seeds. 🎶🌱

Find out more at https://www.nmtsreno.org/ and https://www.soulfulseedsnevada.org/

04/21/2026

For the second year in a row, Pasha’s San Francisco Bay Area Employee Community Action Team spent the day volunteering along the Martin Luther King Jr. Shoreline in Oakland — helping care for a place that’s closely tied to both our operations and the surrounding communities.

Working alongside the East Bay Regional Park District, our team rolled up their sleeves to remove trash that had accumulated along the shoreline. Pasha volunteers collected more than 25 bags of trash, helping to restore the shoreline and reduce risks to local wildlife and habitats. Much of it was micro trash — tiny fragments of plastic, foam, wrappers, and degraded packaging materials. These small pieces of trash are easy to miss but pose a serious risk to wildlife, as birds and other animals often mistake them for food. Once ingested, microplastics can harm animals’ health and persist in the environment for decades, making early removal critical.

While large debris is visible, removing micro trash helps prevent it from breaking down further, spreading through the food web, and impacting ecosystems beyond the shoreline. Every small piece picked up contributes to healthier habitats and a more resilient Bay.

The experience reinforced how local action can have meaningful environmental benefits, even in the face of broader pollution challenges.

Beyond the visible impact, the day was a great opportunity to come together as colleagues, spend time outdoors, and contribute to the long-term health of the Bay.

We’re proud to return to this shoreline cleanup two years in a row and hope to continue this effort in the years ahead. Thank you to everyone who volunteered their time and energy to help keep our shoreline clean.

01/05/2026

📰 Hot off the press!

Mahalo to Professional Mariner magazine for highlighting life and work aboard Pasha Hawaii’s MV George II in the January 2026 cover story, “On the Pure Pineapple Run with Pasha Hawaii.” The feature traces the vessel’s innovative history, including retrofit from steam to LNG-powered operations, a first-of-its-kind conversion that continues to reduce emissions while reliably serving the Hawaiʻi trade.

And an even bigger mahalo to our crew and officers for sharing their firsthand experiences and what it takes to safely and consistently serve Hawaiʻi week in and week out. This story is a powerful reminder that behind every ship is a dedicated, highly skilled team.

📖 Read the full story:
👉 https://professionalmariner.com/flipbook/professional-mariner-january-2026/?mc_cid=929d21d472&mc_eid=668fc05316

12/24/2025

Season’s Greetings!🎄From our ‘ohana to yours, wishing you peace, joy & good health in the New Year!

12/17/2025

Pasha’s Irving, TX Employee Community Action Team joined together with Wreaths Across America at the Dallas-Fort Worth National Ceremony to honor Veterans by laying wreaths on their graves. The event aims to remember and honor our fallen heroes, and every Veteran’s name will be spoken that day.

Remember the fallen. Honor those who serve. Teach the next generation the value of freedom. It’s the mission of Wreaths Across America. Find out more: https://www.wreathsacrossamerica.org/