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Hāna Memorial Fireworks Fund
For the third consecutive year, The Hāna Business Council is continuing to sponsor Hānaʻs tradition of New Years eve fireworks
through the "Hāna Memorial Fireworks Fund". This fund was created by the HBC in honor of Carl & Rae Lindquist who were so graciously instrumental in keeping the tradition alive for so many years. The display is paid for entirely through private donations, and is not possible without your support.

Located on Maui's emerald eastern coastline, the peaceful town of Hāna welcomes you, and hopes you enjoy this heavenly place.
Noted for its rural charms and slow-paced lifestyle, Hāna, Maui is often referred to as the last true Hawaiian place. A place where the Hawaiian culture lives on, and the fast-paced modern world seems far away.

The Hāna region is rich with outdoor activities, a wide variety of heavenly places to stay and an abundance of wonderful food. Our diverse business community offers most everything you need to live or vacation here.

"Hāna No E Ka 'Oi" - Hāna is the Best! We're sure you'll agree when you spend time in our beautiful, remote corner of east Maui.

Hāna Business Council Mission
The purpose of the Hāna Business Council is to create and support business opportunities in the Hāna District, and to preserve and perpetuate the unique lifestyle and Hawaiian tradition.
To support those community activities which effectively attract visitors to the Hāna area and enhance the quality of life for its residents.
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Hāna Business Council History
The Hāna Business council began when Sheraton Hotels was managing the Hotel Hāna-Maui, and was the brainchild of General Manager Chip Bahouth and Carl Lindquist. The Council was incorporated in 1994, with the purpose of establishing a line of communication between Hāna businesses, and to improve the Hāna business climate in general.
It was decided to form as a tax paying entity rather than a non-profit, primarily to allow the endorsement of political candidates should the membership chose to do so, as non-profit organizations are prohibited from making such endorsements.
The organization has been through a series of ups and downs, and at one point attempted to affiliate with the Maui Chamber of Commerce. Today the Hāna Business Council is experiencing renewed growth and energy.
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