CURRENT RESPONSE: Help People and Pets Affected by Wildfires in Maui

115 people have been found dead and 338 people are still missing as a result of the devastating wildfires in Maui, making it the deadliest US wildfire in over a century. The fires, spurred on by Hurricane Dora, engulfed the island of Maui, causing mass panic, the loss of power to thousands of homes and businesses, and wide-ranging destruction across the island. People and pets who have survived the fires but lost everything need your help NOW.

Greater Good Charities' Disaster Response Team has been on the ground since the beginning of the disaster in Maui distributing cash grants, pet food, and supplies to impacted communities and working to provide solutions to aid in the island's long-term recovery. Our animal shelter partners in the area are tirelessly working to take in and care for burned and displaced pets. We're also partnering with with the Animal Search And Rescue/Animal Incident Management and Maui Humane Society to rescue stray and missing pets. 

We're currently shipping in humanitarian supplies to Maui. To prevent temperature sensitive goods like medicine and food from spoiling, we're also working to establish an ongoing, recurring supply chain of deliveries in order to distribute fresh supplies to the people and pets of Maui.  

We can't do it without you. Your donations are urgently needed to support efforts on the ground.