When we first set out to create our case for support, we thought we already knew what needed to happen. The challenge felt urgent. The need was visible. We had language for it, data to back it up, and even a plan in motion.

Philanthropy is more than gifts or grants; it’s an opportunity to partner with ʻāina (land), people, and place.

The recent wave of federal budget cuts, initiated under the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) initiative, is sending ripples across the nation. For Hawaiʻi, those ripples are more like shockwaves.

Across Native Hawaiian, Native American, and Alaska Native communities, powerful work is being done every day to protect land, revitalize language, heal communities, and shape futures grounded in…

In the ever-changing world of nonprofit funding, staying ahead requires adaptability, persistence, and strategic planning. At a recent event hosted by…