Kōkua for Kaʻū · Community-led disaster relief in Pāhala

Our mahalo wall

Every delivery, donation, hour of labor, and act of aloha helped Pāhala move forward. This permanent page exists to recognize that community.

Captain Sam LeMar of The Salvation Army working with Kaumahana Hub volunteers to prepare delivered meals
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Meals delivered with aloha

Kaumahana Hub extends our heartfelt mahalo to Captain Sam LeMar and The Salvation Army for organizing lunch and dinner food deliveries for our kūpuna in Pāhala.

Special mahalo to Tina Eder, the Eder ʻohana, and their friends for standing alongside Kaumahana Hub and The Salvation Army to help deliver those meals directly to our seniors.

That teamwork brought nourishment, reassurance, and real care to kūpuna during a difficult stretch of Hurricane Lala recovery.

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Tina Eder, the Eder ohana and friends helping with Salvation Army meal deliveries for Pāhala seniors
Tina Eder, the Eder ʻohana, and friends helped deliver meals to Pāhala seniors.
Kaumahana Hub volunteers organize Salvation Army meals for delivery in Pāhala
Meals organized for Pāhala kūpuna.
Volunteers unload a Salvation Army food delivery at Kaumahana Hub
Community volunteers receive a fresh delivery.
MAHALO NUI LOA

Community responders

Neighbors, volunteer drivers, cooks, cleanup crews, supply sorters, and the extended Kaumahana ʻohana.

Local businesses

Grocers, farms, contractors, equipment operators, fuel providers, and small businesses that contributed goods or services.

Organizations & agencies

Community groups, nonprofits, faith communities, public agencies, and emergency-response partners.

The complete honor roll is being verified.

We will never guess at donor names or donation amounts. Send the official donor and organization list to the Kaumahana Hub team, including preferred spelling, website, and whether the gift should be anonymous. The page is ready for that list as soon as it is confirmed.