Lahaina Community Land Trust
Lahaina, HI, United States
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Lahaina Community Land Trust is a community organisation based in Lahaina, United States working on housing & homelessness, community development, environment & climate +2 more.
Lahaina Community Land Trust (LCLT) is a nonprofit based in Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii. Formed after the August 2023 wildfires, it acquires and holds land in community ownership to keep Lahaina lands in Lahaina hands and prevent sales to outside investors. It sells homes on trust land with separately owned structures and long-term ground leases, offering affordable homeownership to local families. It also runs the Keep Lahaina Home Insurance Gap Program to help residents rebuild, supports land stewardship and cultural and environmental site protection, and advises on land use through a community advisory board.
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Keep Lahaina Home Insurance Gap Program
Housing & Homelessness · United States
Provides grants to Lahaina homeowners to cover the gap between insurance payouts and rebuilding costs, in exchange for agreeing to keep the property affordable for local families if sold.
Land acquisition and stewardship
Community development · United States
Buys land at appraised value as an alternative to investor purchase, holds it in community ownership, and leases homes on it through 99-year ground leases.
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Hawaii Community Lending, Hawaii Peoples Fund, Center for Disaster Philanthropy, Sogorea Te Land Trust, Hawaii Community Assets, Weinberg Foundation
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