Our prayers are with everyone who has been affected by the Maui fires.  Maui you are forever in our hearts!

Please see the list of donation links:  👇👇👇

The Salvation Army

hawaii.salvationarmy.org.

Maui Mutual Aid Fund

bit.ly/mauimutualaide.

If you are a kamaʻāina in need, reach out to Maui Mutual Aid Fund at (650) 279-1662.

Maui United Way

Donate here.

Maui Strong Fund

hawaiicommunityfoundation.org/maui-strong,

mauihumanesociety.org.

Hawaiʻi Red Cross

support them here.

Maui Food Bank

mauifoodbank.org/donate.

War Memorial Complex

Maui County has opened the Maui War Memorial Complex (700 Halia Nakoa St, Wailuku) as a donation drop-off center, and it will be open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. accepting non-perishable food, bottled water, hygiene items and blankets.

Additional Drop-Off Locations:

  • Sparky’s Restaurant, 385 Hoohana St., Suite 5C, Kahului
  • Hoʻomana Barbell, 1826 Koahu St., Wailuku
  • Pāʻia Bay Coffee Bar, 120 Hāna Hwy., Pāʻia
  • Hi-Tech Store, 425 Koloa St., Kahului
  • Maluhia Collective, 1960 Main St., Wailuku
  • Boba Bar Pāʻia, 2 Baldwin Ave., Pāʻia
  • Anytime Fitness Pukalani, 24 Kiopaʻa St., Makawao
  • Lumeria Maui, 1814 Baldwin Ave., Makawao

“Building Your Home On A Solid Foundation”
“Every house is built by someone, but GOD is the builder of everything” Hebrews 3:4″

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Steps to accomplishing your new home

  • Get pre-approved by your bank (know what your budget/limit is) Need a Lender? Hawaii Capital Lending and

    Citywide Home Loans.

  • Know the kind of house you want to build (stay within your means when choosing a house plan)

  • Find a licensed contractor http://cca.hawaii.gov/pvl/boards/contractor/ or hopefully you will choose Ozzy’s Construction as your contractor.

  • Schedule a site visit with your contractor.

  • Give an idea plan of what you want your home to be, to your contractor

  • Your Contractor will then schedule a meeting with both homeowner and architect to draw out your home

  • Once drawings are finalized, then it’s off to the Engineer to do his part (this steps may take a week or two depending on comments from the Engineer to the architect.

  • Once drawings are stamped by the Engineer, then it’s off to DPP (Department of Planning and Permitting) for about 2 1/2 months, if a demo permit is needed, then consider it 3 months lead time for both permits.

  • Hooray, your permit(s) is ready! Now it’s time to schedule another meeting with the contractor to set and start date and time.