# donate to maui

Havens Maui Has Been Feeding Maui 500 Meals a Day With One Stove » Zach Sato is also still running his saimin and burger stand and truck. He tells us what it’s been like for the last nine days. Zach Sato is also still running Havens Maui, his saimin and burger stand and truck. He tells us what it’s been like for the last nine days. Honolulumagazine.com

Presbyterian Disaster Assistance and the Presbytery of the Pacific respond to deadly fires on Maui » Presbyterian Disaster Assistance is working with the Presbytery of the Pacific following this week’s fires that killed at least 55 people in Lahaina on the Hawaiian island of Maui. Earlier this week fires also burned brush on the Big Island of Hawaii, but those fires have been largely controlled. Presbyterianmission.org

r/enhypen on Reddit: [wts][usa] 50% profit donated to maui wildfire | enhypen pc holder + washi tape sale » Posted by u/Top_Cockroach652 - 12 votes and 4 comments Reddit.com

Krank Cycles Maui to donate over 100 bicycles to displaced residents in Lahaina | Maui Now » Apr 10, 2024… A newly opened bicycle shop in Lahaina is giving away over 100 bicycles on a first-come, first-served basis to Maui residents who have been … Mauinow.com

Hawaiian Airlines Employees Divert Laptops From Landfills and Into West Maui Hands » Last week, Hawaiian Airlines’ Sustainability Employee Resource Group (ERG) and IT Field Services team answered the Maui organization’s callout for device donations for its new Laptop and Cell Phone Relief Program. Newsroom.hawaiianairlines.com

MauiNow: Maui Humane Society, Jackson Galaxy create donation fund for at-risk cats, kittens - Maui Humane Society » Maui Humane Society has created, the Jackson Galaxy Popoki Fund for cats, a special donation fund to help bring lifesaving care and attention to vulnerable cats and kittens in the shelter’s care with the help of TV host Jackson Galaxy. Mauihumanesociety.org

Donate Old Computers and Cell Phones to Help Hawai‘i Families » A Hawai‘i group will make sure your old computers and cell phones go to local families who need them. Honolulumagazine.com