UPDATE as of October 20, 2023
Thanks to your incredibly generous support, so far we have raised $53,842 for Maui wildfire relief efforts. 100% of the proceeds of any bracelet purchases made going forward will continue to be donated to the Maui Strong Fund.
When LPGA golf superstar and Hawaiian native Michelle Wie-West reached out to Wove about creating a piece of jewelry to raise money for Maui just days after news of the devastating wildfires, our team’s response was immediate. Wove and Michelle came together to create the aptly-named, Hawaiian-inspired Ho’omau bracelet (Hawaiian for ‘resilience’) in just a matter of days.
Our hope is to not only raise money for the cause, but have people wear the bracelet as a symbol of the unity, resilience, and spirit that defines the beautiful island of Maui, bringing further awareness to the cause.
The collaboration between Wove and Michelle is a shining example of how the power of partnership can make a meaningful impact. Through the Ho’omau bracelet, we’re not only crafting beautiful pieces of jewelry but inspiring hope and support for the Maui region in its time of need. As you wear one of these bracelets, you'll not only carry a piece of Hawaii's beauty with you but also the knowledge that you've contributed to the restoration of a paradise that means so much to so many. It's a reminder that even in the face of nature's fury, the human spirit can shine brightly through acts of kindness, unity, and support.
The initiative is a testament to Michelle’s deep connection to her roots and her heartfelt concern for those affected by the wildfires. The partnership not only showcases Wie’s commitment to her Hawaiian heritage but also highlights her dedication to supporting communities in times of need. Wove, known for its commitment to craftsmanship, was thrilled to collaborate with Michelle on this important project and is honored to work alongside Michelle to create a piece of jewelry that not only captures the beauty of the Hawaiian spirit but also contributes to a vital cause.
All profits of the piece will be donated to the Hawaii Community Foundation (Maui Strong Fund) and will go towards relief initiatives aimed at assisting the affected communities and helping in the rehabilitation of the region.
