Fifty-nine Percent of Hawaii Households Estimated to Experience Significant Financial Hardship by the End of 2020

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Written By Adriann Gin
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Aloha United Way released an updated report, ALICE®: A Study in Financial Hardship in Hawaii, indicating forty-two percent of Hawaii’s households are struggling to get by. That was pre-COVID-19 arriving to our islands. We partnered with AUW to estimate that in the wake of the Coronavirus pandemic, an additional 35,000 households will face severe financial hardship by the end of the year.

Learn more about the report’s release from reporting done by the Honolulu Star-Advertiser and Civil Beat.

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Adriann Gin
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