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Holomua Outreach is a grassrootʻs organization created to support and uplift the unsheltered kanaka and kamaʻaina in the Hamakua ahupuaʻa ma Mauinuiakama specifically on Holomua Rd going towards Old Maui High School.

10/31/2026

Check my Titaz out, talk stories, buy some blind bags with your keiki, and enjoy ice cream sundaes all for a good cause to help our sis Maya Marquez get her son a dependable vehicle to get to his college campus and back home in L.A.

111 Hana Hwy
Kahului
Unit 109
Between the surf foil shop and the smoke shop
12p-3p

10/31/2026

Come check us out tomorrow for some treats for a good cause. Tell all your friends and family. Keep us busy the whole 3 hours 😳🤪

A little BOO-minder that our Ice Cream social FUNdraiser is just around the cauldron and weʻve decided to have a costume contest from 2-3p with fun prizes for the cutest, the scariest, the funniest, the most original and the recycler (using 80-90% recycled/found items for costume).
Weʻll also have $3 blind bag trick-or-treat and $10 3-card tarot readings, amongst the wonderful and AWESOME surprises we have to share.
Bring a friend, enjoy some ice cream and Ha-BOO-ween prep and kōkua our `ōiwi.
We hope to see you there!

10/31/2026

These days it’s so hard to process the wins when we still cannot process your loss my bruddah. We’ve accomplished so much through the grief because for 1 I needed to make sure Nia was ok with the dogs and now your guys place is what it should’ve been when you was still here. Being on the road everyday for weeks after your passing to make sure the work happened before Bebe got you back made me see and realize the community dynamics I’d never noticed because you was always there to buffer. Bebe and the team be holding it down as best as they can but it’s not the same my boi. Now we in this place we’ve always wanted to be because of the work we all did together with you by our sides. It’s sad you not here in the physical form to lock in with us these past weeks. We made it through the bullshyt and we all still intact per se. Proud of my team for still showing up funds or no funds to continue the work we’ve all accomplished together. You continue to make me the best Poʻo I can be to you all and the communities we serve. Everything we do is in loving memory of Mikey Boi., to the deepest depths. We’ve come full circle and we ready for another rotation. How ironic it’s almost our 3 yr anniversary for Holomua Outreach.

Slides 1 - 7 Both of my workforce teams making 200 food bags partnered with Maui Food Hub to provide food security to Holomua Rd., Pāʻia, Maliko, Pulehu/Hansen Rd., Kānaha, Harbors, Piʻihana Farms, Piʻihana below the heiau, Upper Wailuku, Market St and West side. Done before we prepped emergency supplies with my sister org Maui Rapid Response and before we did outreach on Pulehu/Hansen Rd to support this community. It was bittersweet being there to support a community so heavily criminalized through the inevitable but seeing the smile on faces because they saw familiar faces doing the outreach with me. Proud to be where we are together. I’ve worked tirelessly for my community for years and never let up.

Slide 8 - Holomua Outreach Hui Photo after our first certified training for First Aid/CPR done by Becks through one of my sister orgs mauimedichealershui. It was a hot ass day but we got it done. If I only fu**in knew my boi. 😢 August 2026

10/28/2026

Happy Happy Birthday my sis Patty Lee

When I first started my kuleana in community. I can recall you being one of the first hammahz of Maui Rapid Response I heard about who was organizing and doing outreach boots on the ground at the West and South side hotels after the fire. Every comms with Nicole Huguenin you were mentioned being somewhere making sure our community precariously housed was advocated and accounted for. Even if this wasn’t your true kuleana because we know where your passion is. Your heart always pulled you to show up through all of your hardships you were experiencing never once bringing that pilikia to the spaces you held with aloha and care. I’ve learned so much from all of you to build who I am today. Your strength to show up no matter what was going on will forever be who I see and love about you. Have the most beautiful day wherever you are. Love you my sis!

Remember me +2 when you do one movie with Bruddah Jason and you get 20 +1z for the red carpet. 🤣🫶❤️✨🌱

Oh and give lovez to Bae for me. Maj lovez you Bailey.

10/28/2026

Aloha Lā Hānau to this hammah Trinette Furtado
Da OG Ice Cream Aunty Missions of Aloha

My sis you have been such a blessing to my family and I in so many ways. When it comes down to having the few beside me slippahz on da ground during a community activation or going up against the systemic beast. You are one of the few who give me courage and strength to show up, lock in, and hold it down. You also remind me how we are so different from other advocates when we show up with aloha but still know when to be taken seriously. You have helped me grow as a kānaka who has longed to learn or move in the ways of our Kūpuna. This above all is why I deeply aloha and respect all that you are, all what you have done, and all that you have graciously taught me. You are such an accomplished kānaka mana wahine but no one would know unless they see you in action cause you also move with such humility, one would have to see to find out.

Mahalo ke akua for another rotation to Ea with all of us. I love you piha my Tita.

Ua mau ke ea o ka ʻāina i ka pono. ✊🏽
Aloha aku! Aloha mai! ❤️
Mālama aku! Mālama mai! 🌱
E ola! E ulu! Ea! ✨

10/25/2026

Aloha nui kākou 🤎

A Little Breathing Room, But We Still Need Your Kōkua.

First and foremost, mahalo nui loa to every single person who has donated, shared our GoFundMe, checked in, or simply held our ʻohana in your thoughts and p**e. Your aloha has given us something we haven’t had in a while — a little room to breathe.

As we approach another month with rent coming due, the reality is that we are still far from reaching our $12,000 goal to help stabilize our housing situation and give our ʻohana some financial security while we continue getting back on our feet.

What we’ve received so far has allowed us to finally slow down, care for ourselves, and begin finding some emotional and mental balance after everything we’ve been carrying. That alone has meant more than words can express.

For those who know me, you know how much of my life is dedicated to showing up for our most vulnerable communities. But this season has reminded me that I cannot continue pouring from an empty cup, and neither can my ʻohana. We needed this time to breathe, regulate, and find our footing so we can return to community with the capacity to provide the care and support our people deserve.

We know so many are struggling right now, and we don’t take a single contribution for granted. But with rent approaching, we are humbly asking our community to please continue sharing our campaign and donating whatever you can. Even if you cannot give financially, sharing our story helps us reach someone who may be able to.

We are not asking for more than what we need. We are asking for a chance to feel secure in our home while we continue rebuilding ourselves.

Mahalo for helping us get this far. We still have a ways to go, but because of you, we are beginning to find our way forward.

Please donate, share, and help us get closer to our $12K goal. Every bit of aloha makes a difference.

🔗 GoFundMe Link: https://gofund.me/9fdaf57ec

10/25/2026

Thursday, some of my Holomua Outreach team and my hammah hoa from Maui Rapid Response showed up on Pulehu/Hansen Rd to remind our community that WE ARE HERE FOR THEM, no matter what this transition looks like.

For months, this community has faced controversy. Under Director of Human Concerns Maggie Willis, the County and its partners have taken a different approach to outreach. We’ve been in conversations to kākoʻo this community since her appointment, but our values and past experiences made it difficult to move forward.

Still, we showed up with food and emergency supplies whenever we could. WHY? BECAUSE I KNOW THESE PEOPLE.

Many through multiple displacements across Maui. I’ve witnessed their trauma, struggles, and the barriers they’ve faced just trying to survive. While others choose to look away, we refuse to ignore the realities of colonization, generational trauma, and displacement.

I’m blessed with an incredible hui who remind me to take my blinders off when needed.

This past week came with conflict, frustration, confusion, and difficult conversations. But above all, we have all figured out a way to move forward together that doesn’t compromise our values to always put the people and how we care for each other first.

It took YEARS and a more compassionate Director of Human Concerns, but our hui and DHC finally found common ground. Not for ourselves, but for the protection, dignity, and well-being of our most vulnerable.

WE ARE IN THIS FULL THROTTLE!

No arrests should be happening this round. 🤪 Despite our history of holding the County accountable, they still like our help. We must be doing something right!

THIS IS 1 OF 2 HUGE WINS FOR OUR COMMUNITY!

WIN #2 FOR OUR COMMUNITY! ✊🏽🤎

Showing up as 1 of only 2 testifiers from our hui and actually being HEARD when we raised concerns about some of the rules for the Safe Parking Project.

What's concerning is seeing one of the authors of the original Safe Parking bill and her supporters opposing this project when the updated version of Bill 133 is finally addressing the very real crisis of chronic houselessness on Maui.

I was in disbelief listening to some of the opposition, especially from those who should be supporting progress regardless of who's involved or leading the work.

And for those claiming this community is a danger to YOU while you're speeding through their living space in your vehicles? CHECK YOURSELF, AND I MEAN ASAP! Our people are trying to survive while you drive through a place they have no choice but to call home. Who's really putting who in danger?

What I NEVER expected was to hear County Council unanimously support the revisions and discuss amendments centered on CARE, COMPASSION, AND DIGNITY for our houseless community.

For YEARS we've fought to have these conversations, challenge harmful practices, and remind decision-makers that our people are HUMAN BEINGS, not problems to be removed.

I KNEW WE WOULD GET HERE ONE DAY. I JUST NEVER IMAGINED IT WOULD HAPPEN THIS SOON.

We still have plenty of work ahead, but these moments remind me why we continue showing up, speaking up, and holding our ground.

2 HUGE WINS IN ONE WEEK! Not about politics, recognition, or who gets credit.

Every win! Every lesson learned! every day we are in community is in loving memory of Mikey Boi. ✨🌱✊🏽

10/20/2026

Left out generational trauma, colonization, displacement, erasure of culture, tradition and way of life, theft of land and resources, punishment of original peoples, disease, and so much more.

So many different layers and not enough time, resources, or people who care.

10/20/2026

Aloha nui kākou

I want to take a moment to mahalo every single person who has shown me and my ʻohana so much love, compassion, and support during one of the hardest seasons of our lives.

We are still a long way from reaching our GoFundMe goal, but what we have received so far is already more than I could have p**e for. Every donation, share, message, prayer, and act of kindness has meant more to us than words can express.

I know we are ALL going through hard times in one way or another. Whether it’s financial hardship, emotional or mental struggles, physical challenges, or simply trying to make it through another day, I recognize that everyone is carrying something. That makes every act of generosity even more meaningful to me.

I also want to share a resource with our Maui community. Please visit Maui United Way and look into whether your household qualifies for utility assistance for up to one year through support available to ALICE households (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed). If you’re struggling to keep up with your bills, please see what assistance may be available to you. We all deserve a little breathing room.

To every caregiver, every person who continues to uplift someone else while navigating their own struggles, and everyone who has extended that same aloha to me and my family, mahalo nui loa. I see you, I appreciate you, and I p**e that the same love and support finds its way back to you.

Please, please, PLEASE continue to share our GoFundMe. Even if you cannot donate, sharing our story helps us reach someone who may be in a position to kōkua. We still have a ways to go, and every little bit helps us get closer to finding some stability and breathing room for our ʻohana.

From the bottom of my heart, mahalo for holding space for us, loving us, and reminding us that we are not walking through this season alone.

Mahalo Mahalo Mahalo especially to my hoa who continue to show up for me and my family in so many ways. Love you all!

🔗 GoFundMe: https://gofund.me/9fdaf57ec

🔗 Maui United Way - ALICE Application: https://muwalicecredit.aidkit.org/o/home

10/19/2026

Aloha kākou.

First and foremost, mahalo nui loa to every single person who has taken the time to share, donate, send aloha, or simply stop to read what our kahea for kōkua is about.

We are still a long way from reaching our goal, but every act of kindness, every share, and every contribution means more to us than you know.

Apologies in advance for the oversharing you may see from me in the coming days and weeks. According to GoFundMe, that’s actually encouraged. Maybe you glanced at our fundraiser, scrolled past it, or didn’t have the time to read our story the first time around. Maybe one of these updates will catch your attention when the others didn’t. And that’s okay. I’m learning to be comfortable with asking for help, even when it means repeatedly putting our struggles out there for everyone to see.

Mahalo to our community for continuing to show up for us in all the ways you can. And to the people we don’t even know who took a moment to be curious, read our story, and understand why another ʻohana is asking for mutual aid during a difficult time for so many of us — mahalo for seeing us.

I know we aren’t the only family struggling. I know everyone has their own responsibilities, hardships, and people they’re trying to hold down. That’s what makes every bit of aloha extended our way that much more meaningful.

We are not asking anyone to give what they don’t have. Sharing our story, sending encouragement, or simply holding space for us is kōkua too.

We are just one ʻohana trying to find our footing again after a season that has taken so much out of us. And while we’re still far from where we need to be, your aloha reminds us that we don’t have to navigate all of it alone.

Mahalo for seeing our humanity beyond the work we do, the responsibilities we carry, and the strength people are so used to seeing from us.

If you can continue sharing our GoFundMe, we would be so grateful. Every share helps our kahea reach someone who may be in a position to kōkua.

Me ke aloha nui

https://gofund.me/0df4f4760

Address

Makawao, HI
96768

Website

https://holomuaoutreachmaui.org/

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