Mahalo, everyone for your generous donations. We were able to collect $4000 for the Ni'ihau and North Shore Community. We purchased: Hub Supplies Generators Gas for generators and deliveries Food Two crates of Water and 5 Gallon Bottles with Water Designed and Donated 57 Ni'ihau Strong Kaua'i Strong shirts so they can fundraise on their own. It is our Kuleana to help these communities impacted by Hurricane Lowell. We also received a generous $10,000 grant from Hawai'i Comm

Kako'o Lāhui (along with Ka Lāhui Hawai'i) provided dozens of crates of free water for the North Shore community immediately after the Kona Lows in March of 2026 and the weeks following during the recovery. We provided rapide boots on the ground relief that was not just limited to water but labor, free lomilomi, and shovels.

Kākoʻo Lāhui was proud to work with Hi'ianelani o Ni'ihau in getting generators to families on Kaua'i's Westside as Category 3 Hurricane Lowell aproaches Ni'ihau and Kaua'i. #HurricaneLowell

On August 15, 2026, Hurricane Lala passed just south of Hawaiʻi Island as a Category 1 hurricane, bringing destructive winds, torrential rain, severe flooding, and widespread damage to communities across the islands, with Kaʻū among the hardest hit. ​ In response, Kākoʻo Lāhui, the nonprofit fiscal sponsor of Ka Lāhui Hawaiʻi, and Nā Wāhine Koʻi organized the delivery of supplies on August 20 to support the establishment of a community relief hub in Makakupu (Wood Valley), Ka

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