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Congratulations to Ted Damaso!Posted to Campaigns and Promotions, 12/05/11Mahalo to all participants of the Farmers Hawaii "Slippers Trivia" Sweepstakes. Ted Damaso was randomly selected to win a $250 American Express gift card for correctly matching the slippers with their wearers.Here are the correct answers to the trivia questions: 1. Michele Saito2. Billy V3. Carole Kai4. Jake Shimabukuro5. Malika Dudley Read More > |
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What are you WISHING for this holiday season?Posted to Campaigns and Promotions, 11/09/11How about $250 to spend on possibly a few new pairs of slippers or whatever else your heart desires? Read More > |
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Hot Shots Video Contest WinnersPosted to Campaigns and Promotions, 11/02/11What would it be like driving with post-it notes all over your windshield? According to Kapolei Middle School students, if you think it’s difficult to focus on driving with post-it notes blocking your view, it’s the same with distractions that can pop up anywhere such as the radio or talking on a cell phone. Read More > |
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Farmers Hawaii's Plate Lunch TriviaPosted to Campaigns and Promotions, 9/20/11Mahalo for your participation! The giveaway has ended. Stay tuned for another exciting giveaway! Become a member of My Farmers Hawaii to be the first to hear about our giveaways and promotions! Read More > |
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Who We Are CampaignPosted to Campaigns and Promotions, 9/15/11The new Farmers Hawaii advertising campaign "Who We Are," launched on September 14, and stars our own employees. The first two of four 15 second TV spots are entitled "Financial Strength with a Local Touch" and "Certified Farmers Representatives". Stay tuned for the next two TV spots launching on October 3; "Instant Claims Service" and "Local Employees with the Island Spirit". Read More > |
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Take the Walk Wise Hawaii Driver's Pledge with Us!Posted to Campaigns and Promotions, 7/26/11On July 26, 2011, Lieutenant Governor Brian Schatz issued a proclamation to declare August as pedestrian safety month in Hawaii. Currently, Hawaii is the only state in the nation that has an entire month dedicated to pedestrian safety! Farmers Hawaii is partnering with Walk Wise Hawaii beginning in August to get 10,000 Hawaii drivers by the end of the year to take the Walk Wise Hawaii Driver's Pledge to always look out for pedestrians while driving. Read More > |
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Jingle Contest Winners Perform & Jam with Jake!Posted to Campaigns and Promotions, 6/20/11Traffic Safety Jingle Contest winners gave live performances on Hawaii News Now and had an opportunity to Jam with Jake Shimabukuro at a private jam session. See video coverage and photos of the Jingle Contest at the Road Runner Music Hall below. Appearances KFVE KGMB AM KGMB PM Jam Session Read More > |
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Announcing the Winning Traffic Safety Jingle!Posted to Campaigns and Promotions, 6/16/11Farmers Insurance Hawaii today announced, in an unexpected but pleasant turn of events, not one, but two winners of the Farmers Insurance Hawaii Traffic Safety Jingle contest. The winners’ lyrics will complete the traffic tune “Drive Safe” composed by ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro. The contest asked aspiring songwriters statewide to write lyrics to the composition to encourage and promote safe driving and pedestrian safety. Read More > |
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Traffic Safety Jingle Contest - Sample LyricsPosted to Campaigns and Promotions, 5/24/11It's easy to enter! Write lyrics with a traffic safety message and perform the jingle on camera. Winner receives a $500 Apple Gift Card and a jam session with Jake Shimabukuro! Below are sample lyrics you can use as a guideline. Hurry, contest ends on June 7, 2011.Check out our official jingle contest page here >> www.myfarmershawaii.com/jingle-contest. ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫Farmers Hawaii Traffic Safety Jingle Read More > |
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KidCasters - Calling for Entries!Posted to Campaigns and Promotions, 3/28/11Farmers Insurance Hawaii and Hawaii News Now are searching for Traffic KidCasters! Hawaii keiki, 6-12 years of age, can help promote traffic safety awareness, and have a chance to be a broadcast reporter and learn about the broadcast industry. Read More > |
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