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Hawaiian Electric employees raise more than $316,000 for Aloha United Way : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

Hawaiian Electric employees raise more than $316,000 for Aloha United Way : Maui Now

A yearlong campaign by Hawaiian Electric employees raised more than $316,000 for Aloha United Way, the utility announced.

DTRIC Insurance and MS&AD companies raise $100,000 for Maui wildfire relief : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

DTRIC Insurance and MS&AD companies raise $100,000 for Maui wildfire relief : Maui Now

DTRIC Insurance, its holding company MS&AD Insurance Group, and its parent company Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance, have stepped forward with a donation of $100,000 to support Maui wildfire relief effort

The Michaels Organization Names Sharon Har a Vice President of Development ... - Vimarsana News

The Michaels Organization Names Sharon Har a Vice President of Development ...

The Michaels Organization Names Sharon Har a Vice President of Development ...

Locals fear getting priced out after Maui wildfires - Vimarsana News

Locals fear getting priced out after Maui wildfires

Since the Lahaina fire incinerated her apartment, Tatiana Kamelamela-­Liua has been at a crossroads.

Maui United Way effort begins to fulfill requests from Maui wildfire survivors : Maui Now - Vimarsana News

Maui United Way effort begins to fulfill requests from Maui wildfire survivors : Maui Now

Maui United Way’s Emergency Financial Assistance program has received more than 7,000 unique individual requests for financial help. The program offered a one-time $1,000 financial assistance payment, not to exceed $5,000 per household, for adult fire survivors living in the impacted fire zones in Lahaina and Kula. It was made possible by the many generous donations from local kamaʻāina, mainland friends, and people from around the world.