Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation is based on the North Shore and is coordinating recovery information and farmer support in the communities hit hardest by the Kona Low storms. How you can help: • Help coordinate recovery information for affected North Shore communities • Support local farmer recovery efforts • Assist with community communication and resource sharing…
IHS Institute for Human Services is providing housing and homelessness services for residents displaced by the Kona Low flooding. Many people who lost their homes or had homes severely damaged are at risk of homelessness. How you can help: • Volunteer to support displaced residents with shelter services • Help with intake and resource navigation…
808 Cleanups is coordinating volunteer flood cleanup events across Oʻahu’s impacted areas. They are organizing crews for debris removal, mud clearing, and environmental restoration in neighborhoods hit by the Kona Low storms. How you can help: • Join organized cleanup events in flood-affected neighborhoods • Help with debris removal, mud clearing, and hauling • Support…
Legal Aid Society of Hawaiʻi is providing free legal assistance to residents impacted by the Kona Low storms. This includes help with tenant rights, landlord disputes, insurance claims, FEMA applications, and other legal issues arising from the disaster. Know your rights: • Landlords cannot evict you immediately after a disaster to clean up their property…
Aloha Diaper Bank is partnering on storm relief supply distribution, focusing on essential items for babies, keiki, and families impacted by the Kona Low storms. How you can help: • Volunteer to sort and pack family supply kits (diapers, wipes, baby essentials) • Help with distribution events for storm-impacted families • Donate diapers and family…
Hawaiʻi Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster (VOAD) serves as the statewide coordination umbrella for disaster response and recovery. VOAD connects nonprofits, faith-based organizations, government agencies, and community groups to reduce duplication of efforts and ensure resources reach those in need. How you can help: • Organizations can join the VOAD network to coordinate recovery efforts…
Honolulu Habitat for Humanity is mobilizing to support home repair and rebuild efforts for flood-damaged properties on Oʻahu. As the recovery moves beyond emergency response into the rebuilding phase, skilled and unskilled volunteers are needed. How you can help: • Volunteer for home repair and rebuild projects in flood-damaged areas • Skilled labor needed: carpentry,…
Hawaiʻi Foodbank is running emergency food distributions for flood-impacted residents across Central Oʻahu and the North Shore. They are coordinating the Oʻahu Feeding Task Force with nonprofit partners, for-profit food industry, and supply chain logistics. Current volunteer needs: • Emergency food distribution events — sorting, packing, distributing • Warehouse support at the Kalihi facility (shifts…
Join the Windward Y at Daybreak Church to provide outreach to houseless individuals in our community. Each month, our Houseless Coalition (churches in the area, community partners & the Y) offers a hot lunch, clean clothing & hot showers, toiletry & snack bags and outreach services such as housing and job assistance, Veterans services, health…
Join the Windward Y at Daybreak Church to provide outreach to houseless individuals in our community. Each month, our Houseless Coalition (churches in the area, community partners & the Y) offers a hot lunch, clean clothing & hot showers, toiletry & snack bags and outreach services such as housing and job assistance, Veterans services, health…