Current Programs
Business Assistance:
The County of Maui has provided $1,000,000 to the Maui Chamber of Commerce to provide 0% interest loans to businesses located in Maui County with 10 or fewer employees during the pandemic and recession. The emphasis is on serving as many small, economically disadvantaged businesses with these funds. Zero-interest, payments deferred for 1 year.
Food Assistance:
South Maui Foodbank Locations:
Calvary Chapel S. Maui
Service: Pantry
Day: Open 7 days a week
Time: 9am - 2pm
Location: 320 Ohukai Rd. Ste. 420, Kihei
Phone: (808) 463-2099
Hale Kau Kau - St. Theresa's
Service: Meal
Day: Daily Dinner
Time: M-F: 5pm-6pm, SA-SU: 4:30pm
Location: 25 W. Lipoa St., Kihei
Phone: (808) 875-8754
Hope Chapel
Service: Distribution
Day: By reservation only, please email kokua@hopechapelmaui.com
Time: 1pm – 3pm
Location: 300 E. Welakahao Rd., Kihei
Phone: (808) 879-3853
Kihei Baptist Church
Service: Distribution
Day: Every Thursday, please call to confirm time
Time: 6:30am – Out
Location: 1655 S Kihei Rd, Kihei
Phone: (808) 875-2112
Keolahou Church
Service: Distribution
Day: Every Friday
Time: 9am - 10am
Location: 177 S. Kihei Rd., Kihei
Phone: (808) 879-4693
Kupuna Assistance
Kupuna Kare is a grass roots volunteer group to assist Hawaii’s elderly and disabled in COVID-19 Crisis in providing non-emergency services such as grocery shopping, simple errands and take-out food delivery.
Our Kupuna is a community initiative project started by the team behind Hawaii VA Loans and RISEHI Collective. Their mission is to connect our kupuna with sponsors who are willing to getting groceries, medication and necessary supplies to our kupuna so they can stay home while the COVID-19 outbreak passes.
Maui County Office on Aging is available to help with referrals to different agencies depending on your specific needs. Call (808) 270-7774 or visit their website:
Kupuna Care program is a State of Hawaii-funded program that provides community-based long-term care services. It is intended to provide in-home services to impaired elders who fall in the "gap group." These are elders who do not qualify for other government programs and do not have private assistance to help.