Ohana Restore
FAMILY F-037

An ʻohana in Kihei,
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Their story

A family of three who had 4 inches of brown flood waters come in their entire home. They acted fast and a non profit disaster company came to cut up their drywall 1-4 feet due to mold climbing up their walls. Now they are left with repairs to drywall, flooring, trim, and appliances and under 5K budget that was already used to start repairs. Living in the home and hoping to restore their conditions to normal soon.

Where this family stands
0%
funded toward a $60,898 rebuild
$0
Raised
$60,898
Still needed
0
Donors

What this ʻohana still needs.

3 items still need funding

Sponsor a whole item, or give part of the way toward a bigger one — add as many as you like, then give once. Or fund everything for this family in one click.

  • General Conditions - Dumpster, Equipment and Misc. Material

    General Conditions - Dumpster, Equipment and Misc. Material

    $2,640 total

    Not yet funded — this family needs a first sponsor

    $

  • Finish (base and trim) - Material and Labor

    Finish (base and trim) - Material and Labor

    $8,070 total

    Not yet funded — this family needs a first sponsor

    $

  • Drywall/Flooring/Painting - Material and Labor

    Drywall/Flooring/Painting - Material and Labor

    $50,188 total

    Not yet funded — this family needs a first sponsor

    $
Our promise

Every dollar is traceable.

  • 100% reaches this family. Ohana Restore takes nothing from your gift.

  • Every item is tracked. From your gift to the day it is installed in the home.

  • Funds release only after three approvals. The family, the nonprofit, and the contractor.

Leftover funds stay with flood survivors.

The floods took everything inside these homes — beds, furniture, kitchen essentials, the everyday things that make a house a home. If this family’s rebuild is fully funded, any extra goes toward replacing those belongings — or, at the family’s choosing, helps another ʻohana still waiting. Either way, every dollar stays with a flood survivor.