Maui United Way

06/05/2026

Summer means it’s time for Tools for School Drive! Proud to partner with Boys & Girls Clubs of Maui, Inc. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Maui and Maui Family Support Services, Inc. 🤙🏼 Kōkua families across Maui, Molokai and Lānaʻi with back-to-school supplies. You can donate to Maui United Way’s Tools for School Drive and support our many programs that help families

To donate to Maui United Way’s Tools for School Drive and support our many programs that help families, tap our bio link to give or go to http://mauiunitedway.org/donate

06/02/2026

Join Maui United Way’s 2026 Pickleball Tournament on Saturday, July 25 at ʻOhana Pickleball in Lāhainā. Community members of all skill levels are invited to take part in this fun and friendly competition, all in support of programs that serve Maui families.

Register today through the link in our bio.
mahalomissions.ticketspice.com/muw-2026-events

05/30/2026

Our team is growing! We are excited to welcome new staff to Maui United Way (from Left: Crystal, Kapua & Sunny)

Crystal Marinas joins as Finance Director to help strengthen our guidance and stewardship of the resources that support our work through Maui, Molokai and Lānaʻi.

Our new Development Director, Kapua Chang brings a strong background in nonprofit leadership, grants management and fundraising. Grounded in aloha and kuleana, she is committed to building meaningful relationships and strengthening the connections that make our work possible.

Sunny Lee joins as Program Director, bringing more than six years of experience in emergency response and program development. Her work across Hawaiʻi and beyond reflects a deep commitment to community-centered solutions and long-term recovery. She helps guide our program strategy and community investments.

Learn more about Maui United Way using the link below.
https://www.mauiunitedway.org/

05/28/2026

Maui United Way is proud to partner with Lānaʻi Kināʻole, an organization dedicated to providing compassionate home health and caregiving services for the Lānaʻi community. Through their commitment to dignity-centered care, kūpuna and families are able to receive vital support while remaining in the comfort of home and surrounded by loved ones.

Organizations like Lānaʻi Kināʻole help strengthen the health and resiliency of our Maui Nui communities, and we’re grateful to support the important work they do every day.

05/22/2026

When you put your trust in Maui United Way, we won’t let you down. Or fall down?

***Disclaimer: Professional stunt nonprofit staff only. No backs or trust were broken in the making of this video

05/20/2026

🥭🥬🥕 Took a little field trip out to the Hana Farmers Market! We love seeing all the vendors and supporting the keiki food boxes.

05/08/2026

05/08/2026

Businesses and golfers came together in support of Maui United Way’s charity golf tournament, raising funds for programs and services for Maui, Molokai and Lānaʻi.

Last Saturday’s tournament followed a Friday pau hana donor reception generously hosted by Southwest Airlines

Proceeds from this special event support our wide range of programs and services.

Mahalo to our sponsors
First Hawaiian Bank
Andaz Maui at Wailea Resort
Goodfellow Bros
Lāhainā Brewing Company
Matson
MauiNow.com
Maui Resort Rentals
Pacific Media Group
Maui Land & Pineapple Company
Odom Hawaii

05/05/2026

Youth social service providers from across Maui came together thanks to The Sentry Mālama Nā Keiki’s program. Through Ho’akā Mana’s in-person Nurture & Navigate program to deepen their practice in mauli ola through oli, culture and connection.

Participants included: Maui Youth and Family Services, Boys & Girls Clubs of Maui, Inc., Maui Economic Opportunity, Inc., Big Brothers Big Sisters of Maui, YouthLine Hawai‘i, Hawai‘i FASD Action Group and others built meaningful pilina across organizations. ʻIke and cultural practices strengthen our collective ability to care for the keiki of our islands, especially in West Maui.

Through Sentry Mālama Nā Keiki, Maui United Way invests in the people behind the work by supporting positions within these organizations and creating space for connection, healing, and shared growth. This work is about sustaining those who serve so they can continue to show up for our youth with strength, intention and care. When we mālama our providers, we mālama our keiki.