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Maui and Hawaiʻi gave you sunsets, surf, and aloha. Here’s how to return the favor — by supporting the local organizations caring for these islands and their people, pets, and ʻāina.

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Mālama Maui: Care for the place that cared for you

Recovery from the August 2023 Lahaina wildfires is still underway, and these nonprofits remain on the front lines, alongside the everyday work of feeding families, sheltering animals, and supporting the community. A small gift from a grateful visitor goes a long way.

Every link below goes straight to the organization’s own official donation page. MauiMaui.org doesn’t collect anything — 100% of your gift goes directly to the charity you choose.

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6 trusted local funds
Community Fund

Hawaiʻi Community Foundation

The Maui Strong Fund supports the long-term recovery and resilience of Maui’s communities — flexible funding directed where it’s needed most.

Donate to Maui Strong
Disaster Relief

American Red Cross Hawaiʻi

Supports disaster relief and recovery across Hawaiʻi and the Pacific Islands, from shelter and meals to emergency assistance for families.

Donate to the Red Cross
Food Security

Maui Food Bank

Turns generosity into meals for hungry families across the island — every $1 donated provides up to 4 meals.

Feed a Family
Animal Welfare

Maui Humane Society

Cares for animals displaced, lost, or injured on Maui — covering emergency medical treatment, shelter, and reuniting pets with their ʻohana.

Help the Animals
Fire Recovery

Salvation Army Hawaiʻi

The Maui County Fire Recovery effort provides meals, supplies, and ongoing support to people displaced by the wildfires.

Support Fire Recovery
Local United Fund

Maui United Way

The Fire Disaster Relief Fund channels donations to vetted local partners working on the ground across Maui County.

Give to the Relief Fund

Give Goods

donate items, not just dollars
Vehicles

American Red Cross: Donate a Vehicle

Donate a car, truck, or boat in almost any condition. It’s sold to fund Red Cross relief (it’s not shipped) — free pickup and a tax receipt included.

Donate a Vehicle
Clothing & Household

Goodwill Hawaiʻi

Drop off clean, usable clothing, linens and bedding, shoes, and household goods. Sales fund local job training and employment programs.

See What to Donate
Pet Supplies

Maui Humane Society: Items

Drop off pet food, beds, towels, blankets, leashes, and toys for shelter animals. (No stuffing, pillows, or comforters — a choking hazard for pets.)

Donate Pet Supplies