EDITORIAL: Tap resources to buoy nonprofits
Hawaii’s nonprofits are struggling due to federal funding cuts and layoffs, exacerbated by a government shutdown, reducing resources while demand for their services grows.
Crucial aid to nonprofits must be expedited so they can continue helping others. Nonprofits must also learn new survival strategies to stay afloat.
Donated food items are seen on a pallet as volunteers wave signs along Ala Moana Blvd. during Hawaii Food Bank’s annual food drive.
Aid to nonprofits is essential to keep them providing their services.
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