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 Hurricane Lowell went through our island and destroyed 30 years of hard work on our farm. The 90-mile-per-hour wind collapsed my 30’ x 90’ greenhouse with orchid and anthurium plants. It also destroyed the shelter for our equipment.
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 <strong>Several fruit trees and tropical plants have been lost, as well as other landscape plants.</strong>
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 My business services many customers who provide vacation rentals with orchids, and I have provided interior floral design services for hotels and private homes. I have opened up my greenhouse every Saturday for 30 years to provide plants and flowers to our local community. With the amount of damage to my farm, it will take a while to recover.
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 <strong>These funds will help clear the debris, rebuild the greenhouse, and replace plant material.</strong> As a kupuna, this business has been an important source of income for my husband, Gary, and me. Mahalo for your kokua.
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Mikeala Owen

Maureen Smith

Taylor Mayott

Lisa Mireles

Hawaiian Paradise Flowers Storm Recovery (Pacheco ‘Ohana)

Still $17,390 to go. Help us build momentum.