Actor Jason Momoa, who is a Native Hawaiian, said he’s “heartbroken” over the devastating wildfires burning on the island of Maui that have killed more than 50 people and burned close to 300 structures.

The 44-year-old actor took to his Instagram on Wednesday and Thursday to let people know how they can help, showing images of what the area looked like after wildfires burned across the island due to a “terrible combination of drought conditions and hurricane weather,” according to a statement from the nonprofit ‘Āina Momona statement.

“We are devastated and heartbroken for our friends and ‘ohana on Maui who been impacted by the recent wildfires,” the “Aquaman” star wrote in one post on social media.

His post included images of the devastation left by the fire that destroyed the historic Lahaina Town, with a message from the nonprofit, which is raising money for the Hawaii Community Foundation Maui County Strong Fund, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

“Lahaina town is gone,” the message read. “Families were forced to evacuate on short notice, many escaping with only the clothes on their backs.”

The post included a link to the Hawaii Community Foundation’s website, where people can support disaster relief on the island.

“We are using this ActBlue platform because giving is quick and easy, and the funds come to us immediately, allowing us to get these funds to families in need faster,” the group added. “An accounting of all the monies raised through this fundraiser and our distribution to HCF will be posted to our website. DONATION LINK IN BIO! Mahalo for your support.”

In a follow-up post on Thursday, the “Game of Thrones” star shared images of the area before and after the fires and reposted a message from Protect Mauna a Wākea account.

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“Aloha Kakahiaka Lāhui,” the post read. “First all We want to mahalo everyone near and far for all their love and support. We appreciate everyone’s outpouring of love, generosity, volunteering, everything. It doesn’t go unnoticed.”

“The thing that makes Maui No Ka ‘Oi is our Aloha, and it’s in that same spirit of aloha that our kūpuna instilled in us that we malama each other,” it added. “Aloha always wins.”

The lead singer of Paramore, Hayley Williams, said she’s canceling the remainder of the band’s tour as she battles an illness.

The band was on the U.S. portion of the “This is Why” tour when Williams developed a lung infection and had to postpone four shows. Now the Paramore singer says her doctor has advised that she take a longer time to rest and recover.

“After my lung infection forced us to postpone four shows, I was hoping a week off of performing and a strict medicine routine would allow my body to heal enough to finish off this tour strong,” Williams said in a statement posted to the band’s Instagram page. 

“I have been doing everything I can to fight this infection so we wouldn’t have to disappoint anyone with more news of postponements and cancellations. After struggling through the last few shows and consulting with my doctor, we’re unfortunately realizing that it’s past the point of wanting to push through to put on a good show for all of you.”

“I’m now risking long term damage and I need to pay attention to my body,” the singer continued in her statement. “With that in mind and with a heavy heart, we have to cancel our remaining shows in Portland and Salt Lake City.” 

She apologized to fans and assured them they would get refunds for the cost of tickets.

“I physically cannot go on,” Williams wrote. “I know this isn’t great news for anyone. Thank you so much for your continued support.”

The 34-year-old performer posted in July about how she was battling an illness.

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“As you know, we postponed a handful of dates due to illness. We kick back up Saturday in Tulsa (!!!) after a week of misery, sadness, and bellyfuls of antibiotics and steroids,” she shared. “For the record, we did not have food poisoning or a band-wide sh** fest.”

“In all seriousness, this past week has been really tough,” Williams wrote. “Nobody would know this but I started getting sick in Houston (non-contagious) and muscled it all the way through LA. Adrenaline is a wonder! But by the time the excitement and nerves from all the LA shenanigans wore off, my body just gave out.”