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5:28Now PlayingIt has been one year since the devastating Maui wildfires destroyed the town of Lahaina and many survivors are feeling forgotten. 102 Americans were killed, but the survivors feel forgotten by the U.S. government, the media, and the charities who were there a year ago, but have now left … however, Mercury One is still on the ground. Glenn speaks with Mercury One Executive Director J.P. Decker, who is in Hawaii for the oneyear memorial. J.P. describes the scene on the ground and what Mercury One is doing to continue being a beacon of hope for the people of Lahaina. Shockingly, he describes how their own local and state governments are standing in the way as they fight over who will take credit for a housing community that Mercury One helped build. Mercury One plans to stay in Lahaina for as many years as it takes. If you would like to make a difference in the lives of the people of Maui, you can donate at
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