Founder of pro-life charity works to rebuild parts of home state burned in Maui wildfires

Jason Jones and his Vulnerable People Project are on the ground caring for victims of the Hawaii wildfires. They are in desperate need of funds.

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(LifeSiteNews) — The founder of an organization dedicated to caring for the vulnerable has returned home to help victims of the Hawaii wildfires.  

Jason Jones, pro-life hero and founder of The Vulnerable People Project (VPP), a pro-life charity, is currently raising funds to rebuild his home state as he works on the ground to help victims devastated by wildfires in Maui and Lahaina. 

“The only thing that I can compare it to is 911,” Jones said in a recent interview.  He described gruesome videos of residents burning in the flames which engulfed Hawaii. 

“I’ve never seen anything like what happened in Lahaina.” 

Jones criticized the Biden administration for failing to provide sufficient help to the people of Maui and Lahaina. He also called out President Biden himself for having “no comment” when asked about the wildfires.

“He couldn’t even fake empathy,” Jones said. “He couldn’t even fake concern.” 

Jones revealed that Lahaina was the “birthplace of Christianity in the Hawaiian islands” but that globalism is “trying to sweep it (the Hawaiian community) away.” 

“I just pray that the community has deep enough roots, and I believe it does, that it’s not swept away,” he added. “I would like to see Lahaina rebuilt, rebuilt like the Lahaina that we knew and loved and all the families that are from there stay there and are not swept away.”