The fund kicks off with an initial contribution of $10 million from Winfrey and Johnson.
They're calling on the public to contribute to the funds, which aim to provide direct financial assistance to individuals and families who have been displaced and impacted by the fires.
The People's Fund of Maui plans to give affected residents aged 18 and above in the Lahaina and Kula areas $1,200 per month to support their recovery. People interested in contributing to the cause can visit PeoplesFundofMaui.org. The fund is a certified 5013 charitable service fund, ensuring that all proceeds will directly benefit those who have suffered due to the wildfires.
Winfrey is a long-time resident of Maui and Johnson, who is of Samoan descent, lived in Hawaii during part of his childhood.
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