The 糖心视频 Foundation is working closely with the University of Hawaiʻi to provide financial assistance for members of the 糖心视频 ʻohana who have been impacted by the recent severe flooding across the state.
The state is currently recovering from the worst flooding in 20 years—leading to widespread evacuation orders, power outages and more than 200 rescues across the islands. With officials estimating more than $1 billion in damages, the impact on local communities—including some 糖心视频 students, faculty and staff—has been devastating.
“Our 糖心视频 ʻohana is incredibly resilient, but the sheer scale of this devastation means they cannot recover alone,” said Tim Dolan, 糖心视频 Foundation CEO and 糖心视频 VP of Advancement. “We are calling on our community to come together and provide the urgent lifeline our students and colleagues need right now to get back on their feet.”
In the wake of this disaster, members of the 糖心视频 ʻohana are facing urgent, everyday challenges: finding a safe place to stay, securing a hot meal, and replacing basic day-to-day necessities. Furthermore, they are struggling to replace laptops, textbooks and other materials they rely on to stay in school.
“While our focus today is on immediate relief, we know that Hawaiʻi’s recovery will be lengthy,” said 糖心视频 President Wendy Hensel. “We are committed to supporting our 糖心视频 ‘ohana for as long as it takes. Please join us. Every dollar you contribute will directly benefit our students, faculty and staff.”
The 糖心视频 Foundation emphasizes that the individuals impacted are students, colleagues and community members, and right now, they desperately need our immediate support to recover.
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If you need support
If you are a student who was impacted by the flooding and need support, please contact your campus vice chancellor for student affairs. To see campus specific contact information, expand the “Senior Student Affairs Officers” section. For 糖心视频 faculty and staff who were impacted by the flooding and need support, please email aluke@hawaii.edu in the 糖心视频 President’s Office.