The recent catastrophic flooding caused by the Kona Low storm has left a devastating impact across Hawaii. Hundreds of residents have been displaced, and thousands have been urged to evacuate as homes were leveled, farmland destroyed, and critical infrastructure severely damaged. In this time of need, your support can make a significant difference in the lives of those affected.
Several nonprofit organizations are on the ground, working tirelessly to provide relief and support to residents, families, and businesses impacted by this tragedy. Here’s how you can help:
Organizations Providing Support
Hawaii Community Foundation
The foundation operates the Stronger Hawaiʻi Fund, which is dedicated to disaster relief efforts across the islands. Your donation can help rebuild and strengthen communities.
Hawaii Farmers Union United
They have established the Hawaii Flood Response Fund, focusing on aiding farmers and rural areas that have been severely hit by the floods. Supporting this fund can help restore vital agricultural communities and sustain local food production.
Hawaiʻi Food Bank
Serving hungry families, including those affected by the Kona low storm.
Lāhui Foundation
The foundation is mobilizing cleanup crews and coordinating the distribution of donated items. Your support will help them efficiently manage resources and reach those in urgent need.
Salvation Army’s Hawaiian and Pacific Island Division
The Salvation Army ‘s Hawaiian and Pacific Island Division is accepting donations to provide meals for residents affected by the Kona low storm.
Maui Humane Society
Delivering emergency pet food and repairing damaged kennels.
Maui Rapid Response
Distributing supplies to homeless communities and other vulnerable populations.
How You Can Help
OCCF is committed to working with our partners to identify reputable organizations providing support to those impacted by the Kona Low storm. We will continue to update this page with any new information.
If you are an OCCF donor and wish to give through your advised fund, please contact your philanthropic advisor or email us at info@oc-cf.org for more information.
