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Help Change a Life in Hawai‘i. Right Now.​

Your gift—no matter the size—directly supports youth in crisis, transition, and growth.

What Your Donation Can Do

Every donation has a direct impact on a young person in need. Here’s a few examples on the power of a one-time or monthly donation:

$25 Buys a HOLO transit card to keep a youth connected to school, work, or services

$100 ($8.33/mo) Delivers food, hygiene, and health essentials

$500 ($41.67/mo) Covers classes and job training for a youth earning their diploma

$1,000 ($83.33/mo) Supports a young adult transitioning out of foster care

$2,500 ($208.33/mo) Provides emergency shelter and intensive counseling for a youth recovering from abuse or trafficking

Why Give?​

When one life changes, a ripple of healing begins. Your tax-deductible gift fuels vital programs, uplifts young people across Hawai‘i, and strengthens the communities they call home. 

“In the 1990s, I was living out of a backpack. The meals, counseling, and encouragement I received from Hale Kipa changed my life.

Because of these services, I was able to eventually, with a lot of hard work, obtain three college degrees—Associates, Bachelors, and Masters in nursing—and have a career where I can help others & affect change.

I am now a homeowner, which I would have never dreamed possible back then. Your support truly makes an impact.

Kim M.
Former Youth Outreach recipient and proud donor

“I hope that one day I can invest in someone else’s life just as Hale Kipa did for me, and make a change.”

Brandon
Hale Kipa youth alumni

“I’ve learned that there are always going to be hardships in life. A simple drop of hope is all it took for me to pull through.”

Jaelene
Hale Kipa youth alumni

Hope Starts with You

Your support creates stability, opportunity, and a path forward for Hawai‘i’s youth.

More Ways to Give

Mail a Check 

Your donation check, payable to Hale Kipa, may be mailed through the U.S. Postal System or dropped off at our campus.

Hale Kipa
91-2128 Old Fort Weaver Road
‘Ewa Beach, HI 96706

Give Through Payroll​

One of the easiest ways to make donations from the work place is through payroll deductions. 

Set up payroll deductions through any of these charitable agencies:

Aloha United Way (Code: 96190)
Combined Federal Campaign (Code: 56529)

RoundUp App

Automatically round up your purchases to donate spare change.

Download the RoundUp App available in the App Store and Google Play.

Donate Goods

Your donations help young people feel safe, seen, and supported as they transition into new chapters of their lives. These are suggested in-kind donations, which can be used by a wide range of youth who move though our programs.

Home Kit

Home Kits include items that help personalize a youth’s living space imparts a good feeling of ownership and self-worth. Any combination of suggested personalizing items:

  • Bedroom Kit – Bedding set (twin size fitted sheet, flat sheet, pillowcase), throw pillow (great for hugging), bedroom rug, nightlight.
  • Dining Room Kit – Dinnerware set (microwave safe preferred), flatware set, drinking cups, flower vase.
  • Bathroom Kit – Bath & hand towel set, shower curtain, bath rug, bathroom organizer, hairbrush.

Clean Home Kit

Clean Home Kits are a small collection of cleaning supplies that can help and encourage newly independent young adults form good habits in maintaining their new home.  Any combination of suggested cleaning items for specific areas of their home:

  • Kitchen Kit – Dishpan, dish soap, mild abrasive cleaner (e.g. Comet), sponge/scouring pad, paper towels, anti-bacterial wipes, trash bags.
  • House Kit – Bucket, Swiffer duster, dustpan/brush/broom, microfiber cloth, all-purpose cleaner, carpet spot cleaner, vacuum, Goo Gone, Magic Eraser.
  • Laundry Kit – Laundry bag, detergent, fabric softener/dryer sheets, quarters for laundry machines.
  • Bathroom Kit – Bucket, mop, rubber gloves, toilet brush, scrub brush, disinfectant cleaner, glass cleaner, air freshener.

Clothing / Accessories

For young children, teens, and young adults.  Appropriate unisex designs and styles are preferred as they are easier to distribute across the diverse individuals that seek assistance.

  • Tee Shirt – All sizes.
  • Jeans – Durable and fashionable.  All sizes.
  • Surfwear – Such as board shorts and rash guard tops.  Allsizes.
  • Hoodie Jacket – Great for keeping warm and dry.  All sizes.
  • Footwear – All types especially walking shoes. All sizes.  Socks in all styles and sizes.
  • Water Bottle – Insulated water bottles helps keep the active youth hydrated.  (Hydro Flask, Yeti, Fifty/Fifty, etc.)
  • Backpack – A great accessory for the youth that’s on the go. For street youth, the backpack is an essential article that keeps their limited possessions organized and secure.

Gift Cards

Gift Cards are versatile, easy to carry and allows the recipient to select exactly what they need at any given time.  Having a youth select their purchases empowers and gives them a sense of control in their lives.

  • Grocery Store – Most of our young people are low income, some are homeless, and any food is helpful.  Those with homes and families can buy a turkey, ham and some fresh vegetables for themselves and their families. (Times, Safeway, Foodland, Sack n Save, etc.)
  • Coffee/Beverage Shop – Meeting over coffee or a cold drink is a luxury that helps youth feel normal in a relaxed environment that’s comfortable for them. (Starbucks, Coffee Bean, etc.)
  • Prepared Food – Gives youth a chance to eat out like normal young people, a chance to meet in an informal social setting over food or snacks without being dependent on others to buy food for them. (McDonalds, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, Panda Express, Wendy’s, Pizza Hut, Burger King, Zippy’s, etc.)
  • Department Store – Young people can purchase needed items for their home, school, personal hygiene, or food items. (Walmart, Target, Longs, Ross, TJ Maxx, Marshalls, etc.)

Other Suggested Gifts

  • Bus Pass – Helpful for youth that are on the go.  For getting around and for getting to and from school and appointments.
  • Entertainment – Movie tickets to theaters such as AMC, Regal, and Consolidated.
  • Cell Phone with Pre-paid Minutes – Gives young adults with limited funds the ability to be contacted by health providers, potential employers, and family.

Donation Drop-Offs:
91-2128 Old Fort Weaver Road
ʻEwa Beach, Hawaiʻi 96706

Please present a completed Donor Form so we can thank you and provide documentation for your taxes. All donations are tax-deductible.