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Maui marriage and family therapist Tina Boteilho tells the story of a young girl who fell to pieces during an adolescent group counseling session for fire survivors when she was instructed to paint the Lahainaluna “L,” as a form of art therapy. Read More -->

Maui United Way interim director Lisa Grove says many Maui fire survivors struggling with symptoms of anxiety, depression or post-traumatic stress disorder are receiving care from an ever-changing roster of counselors deployed to Maui for a brief time from other states to quell a brewing post-…

Maui United Way has announced the seven Maui nonprofits who are recipients of their new ʻOhana Mental Health Grant — an effort to meet the ongoing mental health needs in the aftermath of the wildfires.  Read More -->

The Sentry raises record $735,694 for the Maui community in 2024. Sentry has been a steadfast partner and member of our Maui ʻohana and they continue to support our community in meaningful ways.  We are beyond grateful! Read More -->

American Savings Bank is proud to announce that its 2024 Kahiau Giving Campaign has raised $443,000. The charitable contribution will support five local nonprofits in their efforts to improve the quality of life for Hawaiʻi residents. More than 90% of ASB teammates participated in the annual…

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has announced an award of $500,000 to expedite the cleanup of contaminated properties on Maui. Read More -->

A $500,000 grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will help clean up Maui’s polluted sites. The EPA selected Maui United Way to receive the grant. Read More -->

Maui United Way announced a new ʻOhana Mental Health Grant opportunity, offering 5 to 10 mental health grants of $50,000 to $100,000 each, for eligible nonprofits. Read More -->

Maui United Way stepped in to provide emergency stop-gap funding to a hui of organizations led by Common Ground Collective (CGC) dedicated to feeding vulnerable fire-impacted families on Maui’s West Side and providing a boost to local farmers. Read More -->

Hawaiʻi 3R’s is accepting playground equipment from the Berliner Play Equipment Corporation to be installed at the temporary Lahaina school campus in West Maui. Read More -->