Aloha United Way

Aloha United Way For more than 100 years, Aloha United Way has built a stronger, healthier community by partnering with business, labor, government and nonprofit organizations

Aloha United Way strives to build a stronger, healthier community by partnering with business, labor, government and nonprofit to deliver measurable and sustainable solutions to our community’s most critical problems.

Why would a career promotion hurt a working family’s financial stability? For the 29% of Hawaiʻi households in the ALIC...
06/24/2026

Why would a career promotion hurt a working family’s financial stability?

For the 29% of Hawaiʻi households in the ALICE workforce, career advancement can cause a family to lose key public assistance, resulting in a net financial loss that wipes out hard-earned progress.

Growth should move families forward. At Aloha United Way, we use our ALICE data to advocate for changes that help career advancement lead to true financial stability.

See the math behind the cliff and read the full report at auw.org/alice-initiative.

06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day to the working dads and caregivers across Hawaiʻi!

Providing for a family in Hawaiʻi often means navigating a high cost of living, and many local fathers are part of our hardworking ALICE workforce.

We see the work they put in every day. Through Aloha United Way 211 and our partner network, help is here with families need support. 💙

What makes the Aloha United Way Safety Net so effective? Instead of asking donors to guess where support is needed most...
06/19/2026

What makes the Aloha United Way Safety Net so effective?

Instead of asking donors to guess where support is needed most, the Aloha United Way Safety Net directs contributions as needs change, including housing, food security, and disaster relief.

By coordinating support acrosss trusted partner agencies, AUW helps every dollar reach the people and programs responding to Hawaiʻi’s most urgent needs.

See how a coordinated safety net builds a more resilient local economy: auw.org/safety-net

Flash sale alert! Registration is STILL OPEN for the 5th Annual Fore Da Keiki Golf Tournament, and we have some huge new...
06/16/2026

Flash sale alert!

Registration is STILL OPEN for the 5th Annual Fore Da Keiki Golf Tournament, and we have some huge news to share!

We are thrilled to announce Raising Cane's as our official Title Sponsor this year! To celebrate this partnership, we are running a limited-time $1,000 Flash Sale for team registrations.

This is the perfect excuse to get out of the office, hit the green, and support our community. Join us on Thursday, June 25 at the Hawai‘i Prince Golf Course for a day of friendly competition, all for a good cause.

🔗 Get your teams together and register today at the link in our bio! (Aloha United Way Golf Registration)

If your home was impacted by the March Kona Low storms, new relief is available. The Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA) h...
06/15/2026

If your home was impacted by the March Kona Low storms, new relief is available.

The Office of Hawaiian Affairs (OHA) has launched the ʻĪnaʻi Kōkua Gift Card Program to help Native Hawaiian families with ongoing recovery efforts. Eligible homeowners and renters can receive a one-time $2,000 Home Depot gift card to help cover the costs of disaster-related cleanup, minor home repairs, and essential household replacements.

The application window is short! Apply now through June 30, 2026.

Don't navigate this recovery alone. If you need more information or assistance understanding the eligibility requirements, our Aloha United Way 211 specialists are standing by.

📞 Call 211 or visit oha.org/floodrecovery to apply

Reflecting on the power of unity this King Kamehameha Day. King Kamehameha I is remembered for uniting the Hawaiian Isl...
06/11/2026

Reflecting on the power of unity this King Kamehameha Day.

King Kamehameha I is remembered for uniting the Hawaiian Islands, a legacy that resonates with our work at Aloha United Way. We believe long lasting change happens when partners, leaders and communities move forward together.

Today, we honor the people and organizations who continue that work through service, partnership, and care for our community.

Making headlines for meaningful work across Hawaiʻi! With nearly 250 partner agencies in the Aloha United Way Safety Net...
06/08/2026

Making headlines for meaningful work across Hawaiʻi!

With nearly 250 partner agencies in the Aloha United Way Safety Net, important work is happening every day across our community. This week, we’re sharing updates from partner organizations in the news:

- Special Olympics Hawaii: Highlighted for representing our state at the USA Games.
- Make-A-Wish Hawaii: Featured for granting a transformative wish for a child facing cancer.
- Hawai'i Health & Harm Reduction Center: In the news for expanding vital services to Kauaʻi.
- Hawaiian Council: Recognized for providing long-term disaster recovery vehicle loans.

Read the full articles and see the impact of a coordinated safety net on our website.

06/04/2026

Why do local leaders choose to give through Aloha United Way? It comes down to three simple reasons:

- Centralized Impact: AUW helps manages donations and direct funds where they are needed most.
- Broad Reach: One gift supports a vetted network of over 300 trusted local nonprofits.
- Convenient: Workplace campaigns make giving simple through options lilke payroll deductions.

When you give through your workplace, supporting our ʻohana is easier than ever.

Want to set up a giving campaign at your company for the 2026 campaign season? Visit auw.org/start-workplace-campaign and become a community leader!

Recovery from the March Kona Low storms is ongoing, and you don't have to navigate it alone. If severe flooding impacted...
06/03/2026

Recovery from the March Kona Low storms is ongoing, and you don't have to navigate it alone.

If severe flooding impacted your home or family, please remember the deadline to apply for FEMA Assistance is approaching on June 14, 2026.

Aloha United Way 211 is here to connect you with the resources you need to keep moving forward. By calling 2-1-1, you can enroll in the state's free Disaster Case Management Program, which helps with temporary housing, financial assistance, and critical daily resources.

Learn more at our website.

While school is out, ALICE households face highercosts for childcare and groceries. In Hawaiʻi, the minimum survival bu...
06/01/2026

While school is out, ALICE households face highercosts for childcare and groceries.

In Hawaiʻi, the minimum survival budget for a family of four is already $107,796—and that’s before the extra costs of summer programs. Without school-provided meals, families who are already struggling to afford the basics face even more strain.

Through the AUW Safety Net, we’re proud support incredible partners like the Hawaiʻi Foodbank. Our goal is simple: ensure no child in Hawaiʻi goes without the essentials this summer.

Learn more about Kaukau 4 Keiki at https://www.kaukau4keiki.org/

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