BECOME A SPONSOR
Every contribution—whether through sponsorship or donation—helps illuminate the path of healing, remembrance, and resilience for the Lahaina community.
Every contribution—whether through sponsorship or donation—helps illuminate the path of healing, remembrance, and resilience for the Lahaina community.
We invite you to become a valued sponsor of Lights for Lahaina & Light March—a heartfelt evening of remembrance, healing, and hope. Held on Saturday, September 6, 2025, from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. on the grounds of Maria Lanakila Catholic Church—one of Lahainaʻs beloved historical landmarks—this free community event will honor the people, places, and stories that shape Lahaina’s legacy.
Presented by Aloha Amplified, Inc., in collaboration with Mālama Maui ʻOhana Foundation, this meaningful gathering will feature lantern-making, keiki art and storytelling, live music, a Light March led by cultural practitioner Kamaunu Kahaiali‘i, and a special stargazing experience celebrating Hawaiian celestial traditions. Families can enjoy ono grinds from local food trucks and visit booths from organizations dedicated to Lahaina’s long-term recovery.
Your sponsorship helps us keep this event free and welcoming for all. As a sponsor, you'll play an essential role in creating a space for healing, reflection, and unity.
Explore a variety of sponsorship levels and benefits – download Sponsor Opportunities Form. If you have a question, please contact us:
📧 Aloha@LightsforLahaina.org
📞 Call Linn Nishikawa at 808-281-0810
Prefer to show your support with a one-time contribution? Visit our Donation page—every gift makes a difference.
Aloha Amplified, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization currently accepting donations in support of this effort. All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. EIN# 33-2639332.
Taylor Kim
Guests are welcomed to the beach, with lantern-making stations, local food trucks, and live Hawaiian music. Supplies and guidance are provided for all ages.
Jordan Lee
Bells ring across Lahaina, followed by a traditional Hawaiian chant and a moment of silence. Community leaders and cultural practitioners offer words of remembrance.
Morgan Rivera
Participants gather at the shoreline to release lanterns into the ocean, honoring loved ones and sharing messages of hope. All are invited to join in reflection.
Avery Chen
A unity circle forms on the sand, with candles and soft music. Attendees are encouraged to connect, share, and support one another in a peaceful setting.
Casey Tran
Volunteers and guests help collect lanterns and clean the shoreline, ensuring the beach remains beautiful and safe for all. Supplies are provided.
Riley Park
Enjoy time with friends and family, connect with local organizations, and learn more about ongoing recovery efforts. Everyone is welcome.