Peace Committee

09/07/2026

Winds and flooding from Hurricane Lowell may cause power outages.

Please set your radio and car presets to these primary local emergency radio stations, and make sure you have extra batteries for your radio.

Radio is an essential tool for getting updates when the power is out or when cell coverage is down.

Many other stations also relay emergency broadcasts.

Get Hurricane Lowell updates at ready.hawaii.gov.

09/03/2026

This Hawaii Theater Feels Like a Small-Town Movie Night From Another Era

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08/28/2026

Hurricane Lala has devastated communities across the Hawaiian islands. More than 100 homes on Hawaiʻi Island have been swept away by flood water, critical infrastructure is estimated to have sustained hundreds of millions of dollars in damage, and ongoing power outages have left thousands disconnected — all threatening the livelihoods of workers in our community.

Workers and their families need our immediate kōkua.

[To apply] The Hawaiʻi Workers Center is offering one-time Kōkua Fund assistance for workers impacted by Hurricane Lala. To apply and with any questions, please contact us at:

📞 (808) 743-1031
📧 [email protected]

[To donate] Contribute directly to the Kōkua Fund with memo “Lala Kōkua” at
🔗 bit.ly/hwc-kokua

08/23/2026

08/22/2026

If you need assistance with cleaning up after Lala, call 211. You’ll be connected with volunteers who can assist with clean up.

08/22/2026

Supply and monetary donations are available to support Hawaiʻi Island communities impacted by the recent storm.

For those looking to make donations or for those requesting assistance, please use the contact information and resources provided.