The Kākoʻo Maui Fund is providing resources that can be deployed quickly and efficiently to our Hawaiian communities impacted by the Maui wildfires.

The Kāko‘o Maui Fund is a donation campaign to aid communities impacted by the Maui wildfires. CNHA is seeking support from corporate, philanthropic, and organizational matching funders to incentivize small dollar donations and to support our communities. Donations received will go to Maui-based relief efforts, with focus on Native Hawaiian organizations, small businesses, ‘ohana, and cultural groups.

If you have questions, please contact us at info@hawaiiancouncil.org or (808) 596-8155.

About the Kāko‘o Maui Fund

The Kāko‘o Maui Fund is a donation campaign to aid communities impacted by the Maui wildfires. CNHA is seeking support from corporate, philanthropic, and organizational matching funders to incentivize small dollar donations and to support our communities. donations received will go to Maui-based relief efforts for Native Hawaiian organizations, small businesses, ‘ohana, and cultural groups.

Together we can make a difference. Let’s rally around our Maui community during this time of need. Your generosity will not only help them rebuild but also show the strength of our unity. 

A‘ohe hana nui ka alu‘ia. No task is too big when done together.

We are working to match every dollar that your give.

• Kākoʻo Haleakalā 
• Kamehameha Schools
• Kīnāʻole Family of Companies
  
• King Lunalilo Trust 
• Liliʻuokalani Trust 
• MANAOLA HAWAIʻI 
• Nakupuna Foundation 
• Office of Hawaiian Affairs
• Pelatron Technologies 
• Queen’s Healthcare Systems 
• Regent Craft 
• Schooner Foundation
• Scholastic Inc.
• United Public Workers 
• Warrior Printing
  
• Wallace H. Coulter Foundation

Phase Four

Rebuilding Lahaina

Support provided to:

Puʻuhonua Society – $25,000
To offer spiritual and cultural support through traditional healing methods including hoʻoponopono, individual, and group therapy.

Kanaka Climbers – $25,000
To ensure seamless communication and connectivity for residents living in Lahaina, particularly the Leali’i Hawaiian Homestead community and the neighboring areas, including a resource hub, during the period of service disruption. Includes the operation and monthly subscription of Starlink internet service until regular service is restored. A dedicated worker will also be allocated to support the operations of a resource hub.

Kauahea Inc. – $47,000
Dedicated to providing resources that can be deployed quickly and efficiently to the Hawaiian communities impacted by the Maui wildfires. Resources will be used to carry out ceremonies and workshops focused on Maui.

Imua Family Services – $50,000
To increase capacity to support the needed disaster response. Assist with applications and navigating through disaster needs.

Pūnana Leo O Lāhainā – $50,000
The Pūnana Leo O Lāhainā campus was lost in the raging Maui fire.  Resources will be used to secure a temporary campus to allow instruction to continue.  Funding will also be used to support staff and other general needs.

Legal Aid Society of Hawaiʻi – $50,000
Resources will be used to add staffing to provide legal counseling for Maui families needing to apply for federal, state, and county assistance, and other needs, including but not limited to insurance claims.

Hawaiian Community Lending – $100,000
Dedicated to offering vital comprehensive assistance to marginalized communities on Maui, with a special focus on Native Hawaiian households. Their mission involves aiding in the application process for diverse support initiatives such as FEMA, State, County, and private funding. Collaborating with Hawaiian Community Assets, their team will be stationed at cultural centers in Lahaina and Kahului.

Native Hawaiian Legal Corporation – $100,000
Provides Native Hawaiian families and communities with legal advocates to navigate legal challenges in which Native Hawaiian rights are at stake. Their work contributes to the protection and preservation of Native Hawaiian culture, identity, health, and well-being.

Makana O Ke Akua – $125,000
To facilitate the effective management of both essential supplies and dedicated volunteers at the storage facility, which is playing a crucial role in supporting the Maui recovery effort over a span of six months.  MOKA will provide coordination support between state, county and donation centers.

FAQs

If you have questions, please contact us at info@hawaiiancouncil.org