Nobody doesthis alone.
We don’t start new things for the sake of it. We find the people already doing the work and get behind them. These are some of the churches, nonprofits, businesses and neighbors we’ve served alongside.
Shoulder toshoulder.
Real Life Network Hawaiʻi
Broadcast our work and helped get the word out, so more people could see the need and show up.
River of Life Mission
Hubs all over Oʻahu, Lahaina gift cards, Maui lodging and North Shore outreach. Josue came to us from River of Life.
One Love Hawaiʻi
Money, volunteers, time and energy, again and again. From Lahaina and Kula to building tiny homes to the 2026 floods, One Love keeps showing up.
Gracepoint Church
Sends volunteers to serve Aunty Blanche’s community, gathers donations for us, and announces our outreach to their church. Every time.
FCA Hawaiʻi
Tons of volunteers, any time we ask. Disaster relief, farm days, whatever the need, FCA shows up.
Hui Mahiʻai ʻĀina
Aunty Blanche and Uncle Willie. No More Tents, the foodbank, and homes for 300+ people.
Aloha Junk Man
For about four years, anything we ask, anywhere we send them, they go. Beach and road cleanups, hauling, flooded businesses, families in need. Every single time.
Surf & Salsa Haleʻiwa
We helped them after the floods, and they fed our volunteers through the relief effort. That’s how community works.
COREResponse.
When Hurricane Lowell hit Kauaʻi and Lala tore through Kaʻū, CORE Response didn’t just show up. They funded it.
Tens of thousands of dollars into projects on both islands. Housing for our teams on Kauaʻi. Crews on the Big Island. Materials, equipment and chainsaws. Fuel for the heavy machines clearing roads and properties in Kauaʻi and Kaʻū. A lot of what you see on our Kauaʻi and Kaʻū pages happened because CORE was standing behind it.
And so manymore.
Every one of these showed up when it counted. If we missed you, tell us. It means we owe you a mahalo.
Churches & ministries
Nonprofits & relief
Businesses & crews
Bigger thana donate button?
For businesses, foundations, churches and families who want to go further, with larger gifts and bigger partnerships. Let’s sit down and figure out what that looks like together.
Make a lasting impact.
A major gift or a year-long commitment that keeps us ready before the next storm hits. You’ll see exactly what it does.
Bring your team.
A volunteer day for your company or church. Cleanups, farm days, building, disaster response. We plan it, you show up.
Give what you do.
Equipment, trucks, materials, meals, skills. Some of our biggest wins came from partners who gave what they already had.
