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Red Cross Volunteers Bring Smiles to Kaua'i After Hurricane
Community Heroes2h ago

Red Cross Volunteers Bring Smiles to Kaua'i After Hurricane

When Hurricane Lowell devastated Kaua'i on Labor Day, American Red Cross volunteers grew from 18 to 100 strong, delivering food, water, and hope to isolated communities. Their mission proved that showing up with supplies and a smile can make all the difference when disaster strikes.

Google: volunteers help2 min read
Kaua'i Group Seeks Volunteers to Protect Island Waters
Planet WinsFeb 26

Kaua'i Group Seeks Volunteers to Protect Island Waters

Surfrider Kaua'i is celebrating 20 years of ocean protection by opening its doors to anyone who wants to help keep the island's waters clean and healthy. Whether you have two hours a week or two hours a year, there's a way to make a difference.

Google: volunteers help2 min read
Kaua'i Rescuers Save Injured Hiker From Kalalau Trail
Community HeroesFeb 11

Kaua'i Rescuers Save Injured Hiker From Kalalau Trail

A helicopter crew swiftly rescued a hiker with an ankle injury from one of Hawaii's most challenging trails, showcasing the precision and care of Kaua'i's emergency response teams. The visitor was safely transported to medical care in under two hours.

Google News - Firefighter Rescues2 min read
Kauaʻi Students Can Win $20K College Scholarships
Acts of KindnessFeb 8

Kauaʻi Students Can Win $20K College Scholarships

Three graduating high school seniors on Kauaʻi can each win $20,000 scholarships to make their college dreams come true. The Grove Farm Foundation just opened applications for merit scholarships that reward excellence and give back to the community.

Google News - Scholarship Awarded2 min read
2,200 Volunteers Clean 50K Pounds After July 4th
Acts of KindnessJun 24

2,200 Volunteers Clean 50K Pounds After July 4th

Every July 5th, beaches become disaster zones of fireworks debris and party trash—but Surfrider Foundation volunteers transform them back into paradise in just one morning. Last year, over 2,200 people removed 50,000 pounds of waste, and they're rallying even more helpers for 2026.

Google News - Ocean Cleanup2 min read