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<blockquote data-quote="Nandina" data-source="post: 764055" data-attributes="member: 23742">My heart breaks for the people of Maui and all of Hawaii. We know you are strong people though, who will get through this disaster even stronger.Thank you for the link to the Hawaii Community Foundation. I plan to donate as soon as I am done writing this.I cannot imagine the devastation to be worse than what we see on the news, New Leaf. It is just beyond words. My prayer would be that we can all pull together and help our loving friends on the islands of Hawaii who are suffering so greatly right now.Being island residents, they don’t have quick access to certain resources like we do on the mainland and shipping to the islands adds additional expense. So funds are desperately needed.And from what I heard on the news, there had already been a housing shortage there—something like 10,000 homes short even before the wildfires. Sadly, there are thousands more people who need homes now.I’ve heard that many kind people in Hawaii and perhaps other areas in the United States have opened up their homes to those affected by the tragedy. I am grateful there are people like you in the world and that such kindness exists. I pray that God will bless you and all the people of Hawaii, and keep you safe and strong.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nandina, post: 764055, member: 23742"] My heart breaks for the people of Maui and all of Hawaii. We know you are strong people though, who will get through this disaster even stronger. Thank you for the link to the Hawaii Community Foundation. I plan to donate as soon as I am done writing this. I cannot imagine the devastation to be worse than what we see on the news, New Leaf. It is just beyond words. My prayer would be that we can all pull together and help our loving friends on the islands of Hawaii who are suffering so greatly right now. Being island residents, they don’t have quick access to certain resources like we do on the mainland and shipping to the islands adds additional expense. So funds are desperately needed. And from what I heard on the news, there had already been a housing shortage there—something like 10,000 homes short even before the wildfires. Sadly, there are thousands more people who need homes now. I’ve heard that many kind people in Hawaii and perhaps other areas in the United States have opened up their homes to those affected by the tragedy. I am grateful there are people like you in the world and that such kindness exists. I pray that God will bless you and all the people of Hawaii, and keep you safe and strong. [/QUOTE]

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