What is North Shore Give Week?
Great things happen in a giving community. North Shore Give Week is our community showing up together to support local nonprofits -- donating and volunteering to keep their mission going. If we want to improve our beaches and ocean, access to education and housing, food security, and just life in general, we have to get involved. It's about coming together as a community and seeing every person step up, one by one, to become part of something greater.
North Shore Give Week launches just before the national Giving Tuesday (December 2), joining this global day of generosity with a local week-long call to action.
🌺 Support Local Nonprofits - This shared platform allows local nonprofits to raise funds, increase visibility and broaden their reach, and share their mission.
❤️ Encourage a Culture of Giving - By dedicating one week to generosity, North Shore Give Week fosters a community tradition of giving back — reminding each resident, visitor, and business that even small donations can make a big difference when combined. Let's celebrate the power of the community working together!
💪 Increase Year-End Impact - Held during the holiday giving season, North Shore Give Week helps nonprofits secure vital year-end funding that sustains programs throughout the year.
For Nonprofits
First, register to participate in this year's North Shore Give Week. You must register even if you participated in last year's event. After your registration is approved, head to the nonprofit FAQs and toolkit to start planning your organization's campaign and set yourself up for success!
For Donors
Our community needs YOU! North Shore Give Week is live Dec. 1-7. Learn about local nonprofits and the good work they're doing that benefits us all, and donate to nonprofits during Give Week. Looking for more ways to get involved? Consider volunteering or fundraising on behalf of your favorite causes!
North Shore Give Week is hosted by North Shore Give.
North Shore Give is a community foundation dedicated to strengthening Kaua‘i’s remote North Shore. The area is defined according to the traditions of the Hawaiian moku (districts); the moku of Halele‘a and Ko‘olau include Anahola, Kīlauea, Princeville, and Hanalei to Hā‘ena. This area's geographic remoteness makes it underserved in critical services, and North Shore Give addresses this by supporting locally driven solutions and supporting other nonprofits with programs such as North Shore Give Week.