Governor Green announced the One ‘Ohana Fund has offered its entire $175 million to families of the 102 people killed and individuals seriously injured in the 2023 Maui wildfires. Over $155.7 million has been paid out so far, with remaining injury claimants facing an August 15, 2026 acceptance deadline.
- All 102 death claims across both program phases have been paid, with more than $155.7 million distributed to date.
- The 53 eligible serious physical injury claimants have been offered a combined $17.8 million and must accept by August 15, 2026.
- The One ‘Ohana Fund is separate from the larger $4.037 billion global Maui wildfire settlement, which remains in litigation.
- The fund was financed by contributions from Hawaiian Electric, the state, Maui County, Kamehameha Schools, and several private companies.
- The program was designed to provide faster compensation than litigation, with death claims set at $1.5 million each.
Source: Einpresswire
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