Maui Fires | How You Can Help

Our hearts go out to our friends in Hawaii. Thousands of people on Maui and the Big Island have been forced to evacuate, leaving their pets and belongings behind. Many residents have lost their homes, loved ones and jobs. While this is a familiar tale, people on the islands cannot easily relocate or commute further to access the resources that they need. The people of Hawaii need our help. We’ve compiled a list of organizations that are doing their utmost to help.

Maui Mutual Aid is accepting donations which will be distributed to persons with disabilities, renters and those without insurance. You can donate by clicking the link here.

Maui Fire Relief Fund is accepting donations for the Maui United Way, which will be given directly to victims. Donate here.

Maui Humane Society is collecting donations to help Maui’s lost and found animals on the island. You can donate by clicking the link here. You can also be an SOS foster (if local) by calling: 808-877-3680 or visiting the website here.

CNN Impact Your World allows you to donate to one (or multiple) nonprofit organizations such as the Hawaii Community Foundation, Convoy of Hope, Airlink and more. Donate here.

The Maui Food Bank is accepting food as well as monetary donations to help residents. Donate here.

Salvation Army is accepting donations in person and online via the link here.

Maui Strong Fund is accepting online donations to support residents here.

Americares Disaster response fund will use donations to support the needs of local healthcare facilities and is accepting donations here.

Shelters are open via the American Red Cross at the following locations:

Maui:

• Hannibal Tavares Community Center — 91 Pukalani St, Makawao, Hawaii 96768
• Lahaina Civic Center — 1840 HI-30, Lahaina, Hawaii 96761
• Kihei Community Center — 303 E Lipoa St, Kihei, Hawaii 96753

Hawaii:

• Waimea Community Center — 65-1260 Kawaihae Rd, Waimea, Hawaii 96743
• Hisaoka Gym — Kamehameha Park, 54-382 Kamehameha Park Rd, Kapaau, Hawaii 96755

*If able, the Red Cross asks that residents bring prescription medications, extra clothing, pillows, important documents and other necessities with them.

Please share this information with anyone wanting to help near or from afar and stay updated by following major news sources or Maui Mutual Aid fund on Instagram here.

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