Maui United Way Needs our Support!

Recent wildfires have devastated much of the western part of Hawaii’s Maui Island. Maui County reports more than 100 deaths and extensive damage to homes and businesses, notably in Lahaina. Individuals and families have evacuated homes, with thousands of locals and travelers housed at emergency overnight shelters or the Kahului Airport.

In response to such overwhelming devastation, Maui United Way has activated the Maui Fire Disaster Relief Fund to support individuals and nonprofits directly impacted by the wildfire. The long-term impact of the losses is only just being realized. To learn more or donate, please visit: Maui United Way.

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