Hawaiʻi COVID-19 Resources: Give kōkua

Blood donations are down by more than 30% in Hawaiʻi. You CAN leave your house to donate blood. Contact the Blood Bank directly to make an appointment.

Instructions from Kaiser Permanente for sewing face masks for yourself or to donate

The Hawaiʻi Food Bank is facing a major, unprecedented challenge in feeding people who have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic

Hawaiʻi Meals on Wheels is continuing to deliver meals to Hawaiʻi's more fragile clients who need them. Unfortunately, in the interest of safety, they are NOT looking for more drivers at this time but you can still donate to support this service

This website was created by a group of Hawaiʻi entrepreneurs to help stop the spread of COVID-19 and help the government allocate resources. Create an account to log your symptoms and take a pledge to stop the spread in Hawaiʻi.

While you enjoy your meals at home, tip a server or worker from the restaurant you got your food from using Venmo

You can donate household items, non-perishable food, hygiene items, diapers, and more to the Kroc Center for distribution to kūpuna and families in need

The Maui Food Bank serves the entire county of Maui and is currently looking for more support as the COVID-19 pandemic spreads

Got a 3D printer? You may be able to help by printing medical supplies! Use this page to see a collection of designs created to support the manufacturing of personal protective equipment (PPE) or other necessary medical devices that are in short supply due to the COVID-19 outbreak

The Show Aloha Challenge uses donations to buy 60 meals a day from local restaurants and partners with Meals on Wheels to deliver food to residents in need.

The Waiʻanae Coast Comprehensive Health Center has been supporting the distribution of keiki meals in Waiʻanae during the COVID-19 shutdown

Support local farmers by buying your produce through Farmlink Hawaiʻi. Available by delivery or pick-up.

Food-A-Go-Go is a campaign where you can find the latest information on restaurants statewide offering takeout, delivery and/or curbside pickup. It’s a free service offering lots of different options from fine dining to family restaurants to takeout operations.

List of local farms by island that you can support through CSA box subscriptions or single item purchase

A crowdsourced database of restaurants in Hawaii that are offering take out, delivery, or gift card sales, allowing you to feed your family while also supporting Hawaii businesses.

A running list of Kapolei restaurants that are closed or open for takeout or curbside

A regularly updated list of reopened retail stores in Kapolei

Eat Hawaiʻi directly connects customers with farmers to order produce and other items. This is currently available only to KAUAʻI residents.