Entries by HHH - News Writer
Khalsa Aid International – Supports Maui
Grateful for the spirit of unity and compassion that continues to uplift our Maui community. Recently, we had the honor of welcoming Indy Narwal from Khalsa Aid International, visiting all the way from the UK. Pictured here with Sophelia Oberlander, our Director of Operations at Hungry Heroes Hawaii (HHH), and Cameron from Local Harvest, Indy […]
Maui Non-Profits in a Time of Crisis
The Power of Charity Organizations: Grassroots Growth in Times of Crisis Charity organizations are the backbone of thriving communities, stepping in during times of crisis when needs are greatest. Grassroots efforts often begin with small groups of passionate individuals responding to an immediate need. Over time, these initiatives grow, fueled by partnerships, volunteers, and a […]
World Central Kitchen Maui – Hawaii
Honoring World Central Kitchen: A Heartfelt Mahalo for Their Impact on Maui In the aftermath of the devastating Maui wildfires, our community witnessed an outpouring of compassion and support from around the world. Among those who answered the call was World Central Kitchen (WCK), a humanitarian organization known for providing meals in the wake of […]
News: October Newsletter ↯
Aloha This month, we’re excited to share updates about our new kitchen, our partnership with Happy Opu, and how you can support our work as we expand to serve more of our community. As we settle into our new home, our mission as a Maui Non-Profit Organization to nourish and uplift Maui continues to grow. […]
New Chapter: Opening Maui Central Kitchen in Kahului
🌱 A New Chapter for Hungry Heroes Hawaii! 🌱 News: Closing Anuhea Kula Kitchen – Opening Maui Central Kitchen New Maui Central Kitchen: https://maps.app.goo.gl/DVwgBfF2prk1hB9YA At Happy Opu 🙂 Our organization has grown and expanded so much over the past year that it was time to find a new home that fits us—kind of like a […]
The Importance of Good Samaritan Laws in Supporting Community Food Donations
The fight against hunger and food insecurity relies heavily on the generosity of food donors—businesses, farms, and individuals who step up to share excess food with those in need. One of the most significant barriers to such generosity has historically been the fear of legal repercussions. This is where Good Samaritan laws, both at the […]
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