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All across the Bay Area right now, new fundraising are efforts continuing to pop up in the wake of this week’s devastating wildfire in Lahaina. One fundraiser was started by Jason Raffin, a San Francisco chef, who recently relocated to Hawaii. He barely escaped the flames and his home and restaurant were completely destroyed.
They’ve decked out their al fresco patios with heaters, igloos, fireplaces, and more for outdoor dining all winter long.
Kanbe's delivers fresh fruits and vegetables to participating convenience stores and gas stations located in neighborhoods that the USDA had deemed food deserts.
Ekka Dagwood Dogs, Strawberry Sundaes and Bertie Beetle showbags will be available via drive-thru from Saturday.
Who's Helping Who’s Helping Community is everything, and these outstanding local businesses and nonprofits deserve to be in the spotlight for all the good they do for the people, places, flora and fauna of Maui. April 9, 2021 Subscribing to Sustainability For years, Maui resident Jonathan Sherlock watched hundreds of tons of organic material (in the form of kitchen waste) go into landfills. Sherlock decided to divert a portion of that waste into the production of healthy soil and created Ground Up Maui, a subscription-based composting service. Residents and businesses fill five-gallon bucke...