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Hālau Hula Ka Lei Mokihana I Ka Ua Noe
"The lei mokihana in the misty rain"
Kauaʻi Strong
In the wake of Hurricane Lowell, we’re sharing organizations on Kauaʻi that are helping the island respond and recover. Please consider supporting these local groups and the important work they’re doing for the community. Every donation and act of aloha helps strengthen Kauaʻi during the time of recovery. Mahalo.
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Kumano I Ke Ala,
a Native Hawaiian founded and led 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and social enterprise rooted in West Kauaʻi. They exist to restore ʻāina, revitalize traditional food systems, and cultivate the next generation of cultural practitioners and critical thinkers.
Ways To Support:
Click Here to Donate Via Venmo
Click Here to Donate Online
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Mālamai Kauaʻi,
a community-based nonprofit working to strengthen Kauaʻi’s local food system. Through partnerships and community programs, they support local farmers, increase access to healthy local food, and care for ʻāina while building a more resilient and sustainable Kauaʻi.
Ways to Support:
Click Here to Donate Online
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Kauaʻi Independent Food Bank,
a community-based nonprofit working to end hunger and food insecurity across Kauaʻi. Originally formed in response to Hurricane ʻIniki, they provide nutritious food and emergency assistance to keiki, kūpuna, families, and others in need throughout the island.
Ways To Support:
Click Here to Donate Online
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