IGNITE  YOUR  JOURNEY

Empowering People.  

Honoring Place.          

Living Our Purpose.  

     FUELING CHANGE

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UPCOMING COURSE

Philanthropono Kaʻiʻi course empowers Native Hawaiians, nonprofit leaders, and early-career changemakers with fundraising tools grounded
in Indigenous values. Participants gain practical experience and professional support The next cohort begin late January 2025.

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REVITALIZING LANGUAGE IN BUSINESS

Discover how ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi is reshaping Hawaiʻi’s business landscape—strengthening brand identity, deepening customer loyalty, and activating Indigenous ecological knowledge for climate resilience.

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CONVERSATION CATCH UP

Missed an episode? Explore our library of past podcasts—filled with stories, insights, and voices worth hearing. Rewind, reflect, and reconnect anytime, from anywhere.

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  inspire action,
 spark transformation    

ChangeMakers Hawaiʻi champions economic equity and justice by empowering Native Hawaiian, Indigenous, and underserved communities. Through culturally grounded programs like ʻĀinapreneur, Kanakanomics, KanakaMob, and Philanthropono, we enhance small business growth, financial literacy, workforce development, and nonprofit capacity building. Join us in creating meaningful change and transforming lives!

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  BLAZIN’ SNOW                     

Zachere’s journey with Blazin’ Snow shows what happens when grit meets aloha. From mom to ʻāinapreneur, she’s carving her own path—one shave ice at a time.

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         MIKIʻALA LIDSTONE 

Mikiʻala doesn’t create change from the outside in. She cultivates it from the roots up — where culture, community, and ʻāina meet.

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Bryson Hiro’s journey from quiet dreamer to ʻĀinapreneur changemaker is a story of perseverance, humility, and aloha.

 HIRO’S COOKIES                   

   PRIORITIES WITH PURPOSE

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plant roots

         with us

Change begins in connection—with each other, with ʻāina, and with purpose. By becoming a member of ChangeMakers Hawaiʻi, you’re
joining a collective heartspace where ideas
grow, voices rise, and community leads.
Walk with us as we imagine and build
a thriving future, together.