We welcome you to read through these HCYP resources to learn more about who we are, what we are learning, and how we are growing alongside youth, educators, and community partners. These materials are intended for general information and orientation only. As HCYP continues to develop, we will share more robust tools, templates, and supports. Because it is important to honor the moʻokūʻauhau of this work, we also want to properly welcome, acquaint, and train folks so they can engage with the materials meaningfully and use them as intended.
A collection of printable reflection and discussion cards designed to spark meaningful conversations around waiwai, philanthropy, aloha, community, and ways of knowing, being, and doing.
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Reflect on what you have discovered about your community, yourself, and the practice of philanthropy. See how the HCYP schools prepared to share their learning journeys.
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An engagement activity to help build pilina.
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Waiwai mapping invites us to recognize and uplift the strengths, relationships, ʻike, culture, and other forms of wealth already present within our communities. It is a key practice of philanthropy that helps us listen first, build meaningful relationships, and contribute our collective gifts and resources in ways that honor people and place.
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