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HAWAII (KGO) -- An 8-year-old girl with a big voice is raising money for Ronald McDonald House Charities. Kaiya Mack was born with a life-threatening condition called Gastroschisis, which means her intestines were on the outside of her body. Needing specialized care not available in Hawaii, her family traveled to Stanford Children's Hospital where she underwent six surgeries. Being far away from Hawaii meant Ronald McDonald House Charities Bay Area became her second home. "Until you have a sick child you don't understand that feeling of stress," Kaiya's father Jonny Mack said. "The fact you c...

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A Hawaiian girl is using her amazing voice to help raise money for charity. Kaiya Mack is paying it forward to thank those that helped her after she was born with a life-threatening condition and treated in the Bay Area.

Young singer wants to raise $10,000 for Ronald McDonald House to help other kids like her Young singer wants to raise $10,000 for Ronald McDonald House to help other kids like her By Jim Mendoza | December 23, 2020 at 4:20 PM HST - Updated December 23 at 4:41 PM HONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - Kaiya Mack just celebrated her eighth birthday. The energetic Oahu youngster who sings and dances has overcome a lot of adversity in her young life. “I was born with gastroschisis, which is a sickness. So your intestines are on the outside of your body. I was staying in the hospital for four m...

Photo credit: Kaiyamack.com 7-year-old Kaiya Mack, from Hawaii premiered her new song on YouTube this past weekend for a worthy cause. The recovering star is on a mission to raise funds for the Ronald McDonald House Charities Hawaii. Her aim is to reach the goal of $10,000 to help children and families in need. This hearty gesture is a token of her appreciation for the medical care and services herself and her family received when she was ill. Kaiya was born with a rare birth defect called Gastroschisis. The abdominal condition caused her intestines to be outside of her body and she faced li...