Kona Low Storm Recovery
March 2026 · Oʻahu, Maui, Molokaʻi and Hawaiʻi Island
In March 2026, the Kona Low storms brought the worst flooding Hawaiʻi had seen in 20 years. Families, farms and neighborhoods across Oʻahu, Maui, Molokaʻi and Hawaiʻi Island were hit.
Looking back
In the weeks after the storms, Kanu Hawaii brought together volunteer needs from 50 organizations responding across the islands: food distribution, debris cleanup, home repair, animal care, legal help and more. The emergency volunteer drive has now wrapped up. Mahalo to every organization and every volunteer who showed up for their neighbors.
Still recovering?
Recovery is still going for many families and farms. The resources below remain open.
Dashboards & Data
- Kākoʻo Oʻahu — Needs Dashboard
- Ag Stewardship — Farm Damage Report
- C&C Honolulu — Farm Relief Application
Get Assistance
- HIEMA — Storm Resources & Aid
- Crisis Cleanup — Request Help
- GoHawaii — Visitor Guidance & Updates
- DCCA — Post-Disaster Insurance Claims Guide
- Call 211 — AUW Statewide Helpline
- Hawaiʻi Agricultural Foundation — Farmer Disaster Relief
- Hawaiʻi Community Lending — Kukulu Housing Recovery
- Legal Aid Society of Hawaiʻi — Free Legal Help for Flood-Impacted Residents
Government Resources
- DEM — Storm Recovery Information Hub
- DEM — Help Center (Get Assistance)
- DEM — Giving Center (How to Help)
- Property Tax Relief — Natural Disaster Remission
- DPP — Emergency Repair Permits
- Report Storm Damage to Your Home
- Maui County — Storm Info & Recovery
Donate
- Storm Kōkua — Direct Aid to Families
- GoFundMe — Hawaiʻi Flooding Relief Hub
- HCF — Stronger Hawaiʻi Fund