Help Lahaina Ohana Lani and Sincerity Mirkovich

Like so many other families in Lahaina, my Aunty Lani and Grandma Noni lost everything in the fires.
 
They didn’t get any notice or have time to evacuate and were barely able to escape with the clothes on their back and my grandma’s walker. They lived at Lahaina Surf and were only able to make it to the sea wall. They knew the only chance of survival was to get in the ocean. My grandma is unable to walk, and by chance God sent a guardian angel to carry my grandma down the sea wall and waited with them in the water for 8 hours until they were rescued.

 My family has been in Lahaina for centuries. Shaw street was named after my family and they also donated the land for Waiola Church. My grandma and Aunty taught me everything I know about Aloha. So any Aloha you could show them at this time would be greatly appreciated. My Aunty Lani is a small business owner, a Mother, and a Grandmother.

 My Grandma Noni goes to dialysis multiple times a week and is on many medications. As devastating as it is losing everything, what she relied on the most was her clinic which is also gone. She has to rely on my Aunty Lani due to her health. With this change, we are trying to urgently find the resources she needs to remain healthy.

 At this time, our Kūpunas and native Hawaiian people need the most support. Please don’t let more of our people get displaced.

 Please donate anything you can to help my family get back on their feet. Mahalo for all the love and support. #Lahainastrong