MAUI, Hawaii — Thousands of organizations across the U.S. are banding together to support relief efforts in Hawaii after the wildfires.
The maker of Beanie Babies said it's releasing a new, limited edition bear to help wildfires survivors in Hawaii.
Its name is "Aloha", it's gold with a rainbow ribbon and the words "MAUI STRONG" are written on its chest.
Ty Warner says all profits from its sale will go to the American Red Cross.
Beanie Babies come with birthdays and poems.
Aloha's birthday is Aug. 8, the day wildfires took off in Maui.
Its poem says, quote: "Helping each other all day long / We forever will stay Maui strong."
As of Thursday night, 111 people were confirmed dead and more than 1,000 remain missing after the devastating fires. Search crews are sifting through the ash and rubble, conducting a massive and somber task, while drawing help from across the country.