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<div>Grace recently lost her home in the devastating flooding in Waialua, Hawaii. She is now navigating the overwhelming aftermath: displacement, the loss of personal belongings, and the emotional toll of starting over, all while caring for her young daughter, who is now also in need of basic essentials like school supplies.
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<div>After spending hours salvaging what she could and doing hard manual labor, clearing out muddy debris, ruined furniture, bedding, food, and electronics, Grace brought tears and beautiful perspective to everyone around her. In the middle of such devastation, she invited the volunteers helping her to take a moment and swing on the tire swing in her backyard, which is now a river of mud, debris, and totaled vehicles, finding joy in a moment of despair. Despite losing so much, she continues to carry a positive outlook and a giving heart. In true Hawaii spirit, she was already talking about hosting a BBQ to thank everyone who showed up for her, thinking about how she could give back, even now.
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<div>Grace is one of the kindest, most resilient people, and right now she needs support from her community more than ever. Funds raised will go directly toward immediate needs like temporary housing, clothing, food, comfort for her daughter, and eventually rebuilding what was lost. If you’re able to donate, any amount truly helps. And if you can’t, sharing this fundraiser would mean the world. Thank you for showing up for Grace during this incredibly difficult time. Mahalo.
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<div>My name is Micah Warner originally from Austin, TX, and I met grace on March 23, 2026 volunteering with my coworkers who also live on the North Shore. We are in contact with Grace and look forward to providing her with this financial support. 
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Help Grace Rebuild After Hawaii Flood

<div>I started this GoFundMe on behalf of my family, <strong>the Sorensens in Laie</strong>, who were greatly affected by the flooding on the North Shore of Oahu. <strong>Their home has suffered devastating damages, making it unsafe and impossible to live in for the foreseeable future.</strong> Any donations, no matter the amount, will go directly towards helping them rebuild their lives and current/future expenditures. If you are unable to give, please consider sharing. Mahalo for your love and aloha.
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Help the Sorensens recover after North Shore flooding

<div><strong>We are currently fundraising in response to the devastating flooding from the March 2026 Kona Low Storms that impacted islands across Hawaiʻi. </strong>
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<div>Flooding is one of the most devastating natural disasters in the US, causing billions of dollars in damage each year and displacing thousands of families. Too often we see people create fundraisers on the GoFundMe platform asking for help in the wake of destructive floods.
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<div>GoFundMe.org has launched this fund to provide direct and immediate support to those impacted by floods this year. Tax deductible donations will go to individuals and families impacted, and to the nonprofit organizations who are responding on the ground. Every dollar will go directly to the communities in need. Your support will help flood survivors begin to rebuild—stronger and together.
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<div>March 20, 2026 - The Hawaiʻi islands are facing the worst flooding they have seen in 20 years. Families have been displaced, homes damaged, and access to basic necessities disrupted across impacted communities. Heavy rains have overwhelmed infrastructure, leaving many residents without safe shelter, reliable transportation, or essential supplies. The situation remains urgent, with more than 5,500 residents ordered to evacuate, hundreds of rescues already taken place, and local responders working to assess an estimated $1B in damages.
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<div>GoFundMe has generously donated $100,000 to kickstart the Hawaiʻi flood response so that grants can be issued in the first 24 hours to verified folks impacted and empower them to access their personal urgent relief needs.
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<div>We deliver cash grants directly to those impacted by floods in the United States, including all states and territories. We grant to verified individuals who qualify and are fundraising for themselves or on behalf of someone else. We may also provide grants to fundraisers benefiting small businesses and community relief efforts, and to vetted nonprofits coordinating long-term recovery. Grants are unrestricted, providing dignity and autonomy for grantees to meet their personal urgent relief needs.
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<div>We provide quick support (within hours and days) to individuals and communities who are directly impacted by a flood, supporting as many people as we can. Donations to this fund are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by U.S. law. We’ll send you a receipt upon donation completion.
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<div>We’re deeply committed to operating with transparency and strive for maximum impact. We post regular updates to this fund about how donations have helped which are emailed directly to donors.
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<div>Thank you for supporting this critical relief fund. Every single donation is meaningful, no matter how small. Together, we can show up for people in times of crisis and let them know they are not alone.
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<div><em>To donate via DAF, please select the DAF Pay option as the payment method once you click 'donate now' on this page. If you would like to donate via wire/ACH, please select the 'bank transfer' option. To give via stock, crypto, check, or by Private Foundation please visit <a href="https://www.gofundme.org/off-platform-donations/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">our offline donation page</a> and we will add your donation to this fund as an offline contribution so that your gift is recognized on this Fund page.</em>
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<div><em>GoFundMe.org is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN 81-2279757) that works to swiftly mobilize donations raised to support individuals and communities impacted by crises, natural disasters, and social inequalities. We accept tax-deductible donations from donors into funds created for a specific philanthropic purpose. From these funds, we issue grants to charitable classes of individuals, nonprofit organizations, and charitable projects.</em>
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<div><em>Donations to this fund are tax-deductible to the extent permissible by U.S. law. Money will be given to verified charitable needs at the discretion of GoFundMe.org.</em>
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2026 Flood Relief Fund

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<div>Our Bode ‘Ohana (Nani&amp;Her 3 Son’s) lost their home in Otake Camp (Waialua)&amp;all their belongings during the most tragic storm to hit Hawaii in over 20 years! Due to their home being right beside the river their home collected all the debris from the surrounding homes. Funds will be used to replace belongings and help relocate them.
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Relief for Nani's Family After Otake Camp Devastation

<div><strong>My daughter Jade lost her home of 9 years in Waialua, along with her car, and almost all of her belongings due to severe flooding that rose 3–4 feet in less than 20 minutes.</strong> This happened in the middle of the night, and she and her kitty, Puma, were rescued and taken on surfboards to safety at 3am by local heroes. The Kona Low Storm has devastated the North Shore of Oahu and caused historic flooding throughout Oahu and other islands, changing our lives overnight.
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<div><strong>3a.m. Flood Rescue on surfboards with her kitty, Puma:</strong>
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<div>It is very hard to have to ask for financial help. I am doing everything I can to support her, but I don’t have the means to replace all that was lost and help her restart on my own. We are still waiting to see if car insurance will cover anything, but that process will take time and she has a loan and deductible. Rental insurance doesn't cover flooding in Hawaii. Her workplace has also flooded and closed, so her income is impacted as well.
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<div>We are humbly asking for donations that will be used for urgent needs - basic necessities, housing, furniture, replacing her car and other belongings, and getting back on her feet during this incredibly difficult time.
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<div>We know how devastating this situation is for so many right now. <strong>Any amount helps or even sharing this fundraiser means so much to us. </strong>
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<div>Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for any support you can give to help Jade restart. Our hearts and prayers are with everyone affected by this devastating situation right now.
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Help Jade Recover After Severe Flooding

<div>On March 20, the Kona Low storm swept through and left devastation in its wake, severely impacting Nicci Lee Mowat’s beloved farm and homes. The storm’s force uprooted gardens, damaged property, and left behind a daunting path to recovery. Nicci has poured her heart into creating a space filled with beauty and life, and seeing it so deeply affected has been heartbreaking for everyone who knows her. 
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<div> The funds raised here will go directly toward helping Nicci clean up, mitigate further damage, and restore what was lost. This includes purchasing essential supplies, bringing in services to support the property against future flooding, and reviving the gardens and flora that make her home so special. Every contribution will help Nicci rebuild not just her property, but the vibrant environment she’s cultivated for her community. 
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<div>Nicci is the type of person who always shows up for others, offering her support and kindness whenever it’s needed. Now, it’s our turn to rally around her. If you’ve ever been touched by Nicci’s generosity or inspired by her spirit, please consider donating or sharing this fundraiser. Together, we can help her recover and continue to bring light and beauty into all of our lives.
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Help Nicci Restore Her Farm After Kona Low Storm

<div>My name is Dala Kongphan, and I have been a farmer in Waialua since 2020. Farming is not just my livelihood—it’s my passion and the way I support my family. On our 4-acre farm, we grow bitter melon, sugar cane, lemon grass, bananas, sequa, cigar flowers, ti leaf, and okra. These crops are our main source of income and the heart of our daily life. 
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<div> In March 2026, the Kona Low Storm changed everything. Our entire property was flooded, and I had to swim out to safety. My brother’s car was lost to the floodwaters, and the structure we lived in is now filled with mud and unlivable. We live here part time, but this land is our home and our hope. The storm didn’t just take our crops—it destroyed our tractor, irrigation systems, broke our deck, and ruined all the equipment we rely on, including generators and weed whackers. The loss is overwhelming, and it’s hard to see a way forward on my own. 
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<div> The funds raised will go directly toward immediate and urgent needs. Your generosity will help us rebuild not just our property, but our lives. It’s really difficult to ask for help, but I am so grateful for any support you can give. Thank you for standing with us during this challenging time.
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Help Dala Recover from Kona Low Storm

<div>Duangchai is a hardworking farmer whose entire life was turned upside down by the March 2026 Kona Low Storm. Duangchai has lovingly tended to her acre of flowers, supplying many of Hawaii’s cherished lei businesses. But when the storm hit, her land, beautiful flowers, and home were destroyed by waist-high floods. Her container house, where she resides, that is located on the farm was left devastated. The floodwaters destroyed her kitchen appliances and made her entire living area unlivable, leaving her in urgent need of support.
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<div>The funds raised through this campaign will go directly toward immediate and urgent expenses. Every donation will help Duangchai begin to rebuild their home, replace essential items, and restore the land on her farm so she can continue her important work in the community. Your support will make a real difference as she recovers from this disaster and work to get back on her feet. 
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<div>Duangchai would like to thank the community for considering her story and is extremely grateful for any donations. Your kindness and generosity will help bring hope and stability back to her life during this incredibly challenging time.
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<div>This GoFundMe was created by the volunteers from Help Maui Rise and will directly benefit Duangchai.
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Support Duangchai and Her Flowers After Kona Low Storm

<div><strong>UPDATE </strong>- I finally had a chance to talk to my cousin. Her home was displaced and not completely washed away, but there was minimal to no personal belonging salvageable. The pics are the aftermath. It’s literally a miracle that they are alive. Her husband woke up close to 1am in the morning, and there was already water in their home. Within a short period of time, they were treading water in the dark trying to get to safety. Material things can be replaced, their life was spared and now they begin their rebuild journey.
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<div>My cousin and her husband have experienced unimaginable loss after the recent flooding at Otake Camp in Waialua, Hawaii. The devastation has left them with nothing—no home, no belongings, and no sense of normalcy. It’s heartbreaking to see loved ones go through such a traumatic event.
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<div>Right now, they are in urgent need of support for basic necessities. The funds raised will go directly toward helping them secure housing, purchase clothing, buy food, and cover other essential needs as they begin to rebuild their lives from scratch. Every donation, no matter the size, will make a real difference in helping them find stability and hope during this incredibly difficult time.
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<div>Thank you in advance for your kindness and generosity. Your support means the world to my cousin and her husband. Please continue to keep them—and all the Hawaii people impacted by this flood—in your thoughts and prayers as they work to recover and rebuild.
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Help My Cousin Rebuild After Hawaii Flooding

<div>We were really hesitant to making a GoFundMe at first but after so many of you are reaching out asking, we decided it was time.
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<div>On the night of Friday, March 20th Casey and I were woken up in the middle of the night by floods coming into our neighborhood. We were lucky enough to leave early before waiting for the sirens. We're not the only people affected by this tragedy to our community; many have lost much more than us.
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<div>Our home is raised 3ft off the ground and about 2 1/2ft of water was flowing through. We were left with 3 inches of mud after the water disappeared. So much of our personal belongings are destroyed - beds, couches, dishes, food, toiletries, books and so much more. Unfortunately, its uninhabitable for the time being as the electric has been damaged as well as mold is starting to take over. It's hard to fathom how much of our collective 18 years on this island we've lost.
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<div>We are lucky to have a strong support system letting us crash for the past couple of days. Insurance doesn't cover any of the things we lost. and we are displaced. We don't want a lot, just enough to get us through this difficult time and help us get back on our feet.
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<div>The support we've received so far has been overwhelming. We feel so loved and looked after by everyone. Our North Shore community has come together to help us physically and our families and friends on the mainland have sent so much love from afar. Thank you for any help you can give - it truly means the world to us right now.
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Help Bry and Casey Rebuild After the Flood

<div><strong>Hānai Hives, a family-owned, wahine-run beekeeping business on Oʻahu’s North Shore, was severely impacted by recent flooding.</strong> Some colonies were lost, but many bees survived. The team is now doing everything they can to provide safe, dry homes for the bees, and your support is deeply appreciated.
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<div>Hānai Hives cares for over 100 hives across Waialua, Mokulēʻia, Haleiwa, Pūpūkea, Sunset, and Kahuku.
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<div>During the recent flooding, the Waialua apiary and micro-apiary—home to about 35 hives—were submerged in several feet of water. Hive boxes were waterlogged, damaged, and some colonies were lost. Many of the bees survived, but their homes will need to be replaced.
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<div>We can’t access some hives in Kahuku due to deep mud and unsafe conditions, so we don’t know the full extent of the damage.
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<div>The Honey Hale, where honey is harvested and bottled, was also flooded. Equipment and supplies were covered in mud.
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<div>The small but dedicated Hānai Hives team has been working tirelessly to recover what they can, clean and dry hives to prevent mold, and make sure all the bees have a safe home. Their hard work—and the resilience of their bees—has been remarkable.
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<div>Hānai Hives is rooted in education and community connection. Much of their work comes from bee farm tours and beekeeping mentorship programs, both of which have been paused during this time.
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<div><strong>Hānai Hives is hoping to raise $10,000.</strong> These funds will go directly toward getting the bees into new, healthy, safe homes—and get the business back up and running again. More specifically, the funds will:
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<div>Every contribution helps take the next step forward in recovery.
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<div>Mahalo nui loa for supporting Hānai Hives, their bees, and the North Shore community.
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<div>***hi, I’m Stephanie shipton from ki‘iki‘i farm provisions. We’ve been beekeeping with Katie for the past year. We set this fundraiser up at Katie/Hānai Hives’ request so that their team can focus on getting in the hives and helping the bees. All funds raised will go directly to Hānai Hives’ bank account. They gave us their account info, so the money won’t even pass to through our account. We are donating our time to help with this, because we believe in Katie’s work and because that’s just what you do for people in your community. You show up.  They are using the funds for the purposes described above. 
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Save the bees! Help Hānai Hives recover from NS floods