My name is Isa Ha'ani Long and I am from Tinian, one of the islands in the U.S. Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. On April 14, 2026, Super Typhoon Sinlaku — the strongest storm of the year with sustained winds of 150 mph — made direct landfall on our islands. Tinian and Saipan are completely devastated. Power and water are out, roads are impassable, homes have been destroyed, and our community is in URGENT need.

100% of funds raised will go directly to the Ohala Foundation to fill and ship an emergency supply container directly to Tinian for the entire community.

Funds will be used to purchase:

Large heavy-duty tarps for temporary roof coverage (most urgent)

Solar lanterns and solar phone chargers

Clothing for all ages — dri-fit only (XS–XXXL adults, ages 5–18 for kids), shoes sizes 6–10

Canned food, rice, pasta, and boxed goods

Toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo and conditioner

Medium towels and kitchen hand towels

Mops and sturdy buckets

Medium storage bins for distributing food, clothing, and supplies

Beach chairs for displaced residents

Once conditions are safe, Ohala Foundation will also be distributing clothing and food already in storage on the island to the community.

About Ohala Foundation:

The Ohala Foundation was founded in 2018 during the last Super Typhoon Yutu as a non-profit 501(c)(3) based on the island of Tinian in the CNMI. Their mission is to raise critically needed funds and serve as a community assistance organization for the most vulnerable during natural disasters and times of need. At the heart of their work is the Ohala Food Bank, which provides free food, free meals, and free disaster food assistance to those who need it most.

Your donation no matter the size will make a direct, immediate impact on real families who have lost everything. Please share this campaign with everyone you know.

Si Yu'us Ma'åse' — Thank you from the bottom of our hearts.