Support those affected by Hawaii wildfires
On August 8, wildfires broke out on the island of Maui in Hawaii. Flames were fueled by Hurricane Dora, which despite being offshore, still brought hurricane force winds to Maui and the Big Island. The fire destroyed nearly the entire town of Lahaina, taking thousands of structures and nearly one hundred lives.
If you would like to support the individuals and communities affected or would like to explore additional ways to help, consider the resources listed below.
The organizations below have been recommended by the Center for Disaster Philanthropy (CDP) to help those impacted.
Hawaii Wildfires cards
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'Āina Momona
EIN: 82-1366588
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AirLink
EIN: 37-1710848
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Amalgamated Charitable Foundation
EIN: 82-1517696
Fund: Maui Community Power Recovery Fund
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American Red Cross
EIN: 53-0196605
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AmeriCares Foundation
EIN: 06-1008595
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Catholic Charities USA
EIN: 53-0196620
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Center for Disaster Philanthropy
EIN: 45-5257937
Fund: Hawaii Wildfires Recovery Fund
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Convoy of Hope
EIN: 68-0051386
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Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement
EIN: 91-0313383
Fund: Kākoʻo Maui
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Direct Relief
EIN: 95-1831116
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Good360
EIN: 54-1282616
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Hawaii Community Foundation
EIN: 99-0261283
Fund: Maui Strong Fund
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Information Technology Disaster Resource Center (ITDRC)
EIN: 26-3865869
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Matthew 25: Ministries
EIN: 31-1348100
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Maui Food Bank
EIN: 99-0315110
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Maui United Way
EIN: 99-0086524
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Project:Camp
EIN: 84-4640242
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Rotary District 5000 Foundation
EIN: 99-0339185
Fund: Maui Fire Relief Fund
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Salvation Army: Western Territory
EIN: 94-1156347
Fund: Hawaii Salvation Army
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World Central Kitchen
EIN: 27-3521132
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United Policyholders
EIN: 94-3162024