BUFFALO, N.Y. — In Maui, teams say they've managed to contain what is now described as the deadliest United States wildfire in modern history.
As of Monday, there are at least 93 victims and dozens more injured as the search and recovery efforts continue to grow.
Lots of groups are now on the ground helping and now we're learning the nonprofit 8 Days of Hope, which has its northeast satellite office here in Buffalo, will have volunteers in Maui on Tuesday.
"So tomorrow afternoon we'll be meeting with churches and organizations that are on site as we speak. Now we'll be delivering resources to them to provide food and diapers, sleeping cots, something to just lay their head on at night," said Steve Tybor, founder and CEO of 8 Days of Hope.
Volunteers will provide resources like food, diapers, clothes, and storage units. Tybor also says they are "willing to send in feeding teams that will work at some of the local kitchens to provide food."
And if you would like to make a donation or follow 8 Days of Hope as they continue their efforts in Hawaii head to their website or follow them on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.