Hawaii residents and others aren't waiting for government help, but instead are organizing their own aid stations.
One week after a devastating wildfire swept through the historic town of Lahaina, Hawaii residents and others aren’t waiting for government help but are organizing their own aid stations to support those affected. As rescue efforts continue, residents return to see what’s left of their beloved town.Sione Moala eats dinner in the driveway of his Wahinoho Way home.
Firefighters of Federal Fire Department Hawaii deliver roofing supplies to the home of Archie Kalepa, who is mobilizing his neighborhood to fix damaged roofs before an oncoming storm next week. Bre Cummins and Bryce Bare recount their survival of the wildfire that raced through the streets of Lahaina.The wildfire left homes and businesses in ruins.
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