Welcomes someone in
Helps support a participant in a circle, workshop, or learning space.
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E hāʻawiGive
Your gift supports culturally rooted education, mentorship, youth opportunity, leadership development, economic resilience, and community connection.
Ka maka lehaAt a glance
You can support Wahine Wellness Resilient Hawaiʻi three ways: join Ka Lokomaikaʻi Collective™ as a monthly member, make a one-time gift, or sponsor a specific program such as a youth leadership camp or business workshop series. The organization is a Hilo-based 501(c)(3), EIN 92-1956415, and gifts are tax-deductible.
Last updated: July 9, 2026
Ka hui hāʻawiThe giving circle
In 1892, Queen Liliʻuokalani wrote about benevolent societies: circles of women pooling small, regular contributions so that no family stood alone. "Although it was small, it was a beginning." The Collective continues that practice. Members give monthly, stay as long as they like, and see what their giving makes possible each year.
Keeps a seat open in a wāhine circle: meals, materials, and a place at the table.
Begin at $25Funds mentorship matches and youth field days all year, and adds your name, with consent, to the annual mahalo record.
Begin at $50Underwrites a full program pathway: a business workshop series or a season of youth leadership camps.
Begin at $150Wahine Wellness Resilient Hawaiʻi is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, EIN 92-1956415, tax-exempt since February 2023. Gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Change or pause your membership anytime with a single email.
Hāʻawi hoʻokahiOne-time gifts
Prefer a single gift or a custom amount? Email Misty and she will make it easy, including checks, sponsorships, and in-kind support.
Helps support a participant in a circle, workshop, or learning space.
Helps cover practical needs like meals, materials, transportation, or access costs.
Helps fund youth leadership, business empowerment, or ʻāina-based learning experiences.
Ka hilinaʻiTrust
Wahine Wellness is rooted in Hilo and built for community care. Your gift stays close: it becomes meals, materials, coaches, mentors, and open doors on Hawaiʻi Island.