Help Residents Replant after the Hawaii Fire

Hawaii has faced back-to-back losses, from a devastating wildfire in 2023 to the recent severe flooding from two cyclones in March. Part of recovery happens in the ground, where new trees help heal the soil, restore the land, and strengthen long-term resilience. Now is the time to help residents replant. 

Your support provides the trees Hawaii residents need to recover what was lost, and as the trees grow, so will all who call these islands home.

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After fire rages and flooding subsides, your gift rebuilds communities.

Your gift helps replant and replenish hundreds of trees throughout Lahaina after devastating wildfires and record flooding. Help plant the trees that restore urban canopy, expand access to fresh fruit, and return a sense of home to the island.

Support fire and flood recovery 

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