AK, LAGG hosted community spring fair to raise lupus awareness
The Lupus Awareness Group of Guam is Atkins Kroll Guam’s Community Matters recipient for the month of May. Pictured from left: Daphne Leon Guerrero, People Director for AK Guam and Saipan; Trina Cruz, Marketing Brand and Engagement Director; Alicia Roberto, Board Director; Lina Taitingfong, Secretary; and Jenny Cruz, Chairwoman.
Atkins Kroll, in partnership with the Lupus Awareness Group of Guam (LAGG), successfully hosted a community Spring Fair event on Saturday, May 2nd, 2026, bringing together local vendors, families, and community members in support of lupus awareness on Guam.
The Mother’s Day Spring Fair was a festive, family-friendly event that celebrated small businesses while promoting a meaningful cause. Held at the Atkins Kroll dealership in Tamuning, the event offered attendees an early opportunity to shop for Mother’s Day gifts while enjoying an atmosphere centered on connection, community and support.
Local vendors filled the Lexus and Toyota Showrooms, showcasing an array of handcrafted goods, including floral arrangements, leis, jewelry, accessories, crafts, and sweet treats. Popular food vendors including Onra, Island Hopper and Big Boys Burger Pitstop added to the experience with a variety of delicious offerings.
Atkins Kroll is proud to partner with LAGG, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing resources, education, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by lupus. Through Atkins Kroll’s Community Matters program, a monetary donation of $1,914 was presented on May 4, 2026, recognizing LAGG as the Community Matters recipient for the month of May.
Founded in 1914, Atkins Kroll has a long-standing commitment to giving back to the community. Since celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2014, the company has continued its tradition of monthly donations to various nonprofit and charitable organizations across the island, reinforcing its ongoing dedication to community support.
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