Here's How to Donate to Help Maui Fire Victims

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Volunteers unload donations at a distribution center for those affected by the Maui fires at Honokawai Beach Park in Napili-Honokowai, west of Maui, Hawaii, August 14, 2023. The death toll in Hawaii's wildfires rose to 99 and could double over the next 10 days, the state's governor said August 14, as emergency personnel painstakingly scoured the incinerated landscape for more human remains. Last week's inferno on the island of Maui is already the deadliest US wildfire in a century, with only a quarter of the ruins of the devastated town of Lahaina searched for victims so far. (Photo by Yuki IWAMURA / AFP) (Photo by YUKI IWAMURA/AFP via Getty Images)Photo: YUKI IWAMURA / AFP / Getty Images

As the residents of Maui continue to recover from devastating fires, our iHeartMedia sister stations in Honolulu have teamed up with the Red Cross to form the “Kokua for Maui” fundraiser. Kokua means "help" in Hawaiian, but like many words in Hawaiian, it also has a deep spiritual meaning that entails giving fully with the spirit of Aloha and without any expectation of getting something in return.

Click here to donate.


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