hawaii gives back

The Tuesday after Thanksgiving is a special day that keeps the spirit of warmth, family and gratitude alive.

In the 1920s, Hawaii resident Irene Holloway included funding in her will to support Native Hawaiian kupuna. Her legacy continues.

In response to “fake news,” the Hawaii community backs responsible journalism.

This video shows us what actually happens when Aloha Harvest staff puts the Hawaii nonprofit's mission into action.

The funds will support the local organizations on Hawaii Island who are bringing immediate relief to the neighborhoods and families impacted by the Kilauea eruptions.

Here’s how you can show your support for this movement, created by pro athletes from Hawaii.

It's still all hands on deck as Hawaii communities step up to help Puna residents dealing with their homes being destroyed.