LAIE, Hawaii (Island News) — A large-scale relief effort at the Polynesian Cultural Center brought much-needed support to families impacted by recent flooding on Oʻahu’s North Shore.
Hundreds of cars lined up as residents made their way through the distribution site, where volunteers handed out hot meals, water, cleaning supplies, hygiene kits for adults and keiki, mattresses, and propane tanks. Organizers say this has become one of the largest relief hubs in the area, helping families get through the immediate aftermath.
“I mean to feel the love you know, we have an amazing community,” said Rachel Cristobal of Lāʻie.
For many, the help comes after devastating losses…