
Help Tin Tin and ʻOhana After the Accident
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$132,341 raised of $175K
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Aloha Everyone,
My name is Malia, and I’m putting together this fundraiser on behalf of my friend Tin Tin Pu'ulei and his ʻohana. Tin isn't just a friend to me, he's truly like a brother.
Tin is deeply loved by so many people. He has family, friends, and connections all over the world. Whether you’ve known Tin since he was a small kid or you met him somewhere along the way, he has a way of making people feel like family. He’s the kind of person who brings people together, makes you laugh, and is always there to listen. He has a huge heart and loves his ʻohana and friends deeply. He really needs our help right now.
Tin Tin is facing an incredibly difficult journey after a tragic accident while helping clean up hurricane debris. During the cleanup, he suffered a devastating accident that resulted in the amputation of his leg. He is currently in the ICU, with his ʻohana by his side as he begins a long road of healing, recovery, and adjusting to a new way of life.
We know so many families in our community are still recovering from the hurricane and facing hardships of their own, which makes every bit of support more meaningful. The funds raised will go directly toward helping Tin and his ʻohana with medical expenses, rehabilitation, future prosthetic and mobility needs, necessary equipment, travel and transportation, and many unexpected costs that will be needed during his recovery.
More than anything, we just want Tin and his family to be able to focus on healing without carrying the weight of financial stress that comes with such a life-changing event.
If you can donate, no amount is too small. And if you can't, sharing this fundraiser, keeping Tin in your prayers, or simply spreading the word means so much.
Let's come together and surround Tin Tin and his ʻohana with the love and support they need during this incredibly difficult time.
We love you, Agen-huge-hart!
Mahalo nui loa for every prayer, donation, and word of encouragement. It truly means more to Tin and his ʻohana than you know.







