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Maui United Way Maui Nui Response Fund: Year-Round Recovery and Resilience Grants

Maui United Way Maui Nui Response Fund

Maui United Way offers year-round open enrollment for its Maui Nui Response Fund, supporting disaster relief, long-term recovery, and community resilience across Maui, Molokai, and Lānaʻi. The fund is designed to direct flexible resources to local organizations addressing urgent and evolving community needs.

Next quarterly review cutoff: September 30, 2026. Maui United Way lists quarterly review deadlines of September 30, December 30, March 30, and June 30. Applications received after a quarterly cutoff roll into the next review period. The public source does not publish a clock time or time zone for the cutoff.

Funding amount: Maui United Way does not publicly state a per-award ceiling on the current public program pages. Applicants should confirm the available request range and detailed grant terms inside the grantee portal before finalizing a budget.

Program priorities: Maui United Way describes the fund as supporting disaster-affected residents through immediate relief, recovery, and resilience-building. Public examples include emergency assistance, mental-health services, housing stability, food security, financial assistance, essential supplies, preparedness, and other critical services helping residents recover and rebuild.

Geographic focus: Maui, Molokai, and Lānaʻi.

Applicant diligence: the public-facing pages do not provide a complete set of applicant-eligibility rules, allowable-cost restrictions, match requirements, or a public per-award maximum. Those terms should be verified in the live grantee portal before an organization commits to an application or Atlas prepares a full package.

Atlas Opportunity Score: 88/100 conditional. The opportunity is relevant to health and human-services organizations because Maui United Way expressly identifies mental health, emergency assistance, housing stability, food security, and financial assistance among the needs supported by its disaster-response work. The score remains conditional until the applicant-specific portal terms and available request range are confirmed.

Official sources:
Maui United Way — For Nonprofits
Maui United Way — Maui Nui Response Initiatives