HOPE IN A.C.T.I.O.N.
Faith That Moves. Love That Serves.
Jesus Picked Up a Towel. So Will We.
When Jesus picked up a towel and washed His disciples’ feet, He showed us what love looks like: humble, personal, and willing to serve.
At Hope Collective, we follow His example—meeting practical needs and reminding people they are seen, valued, and loved.
A.C.T.I.O.N. stands for:
A – Answering the call to serve
C – Caring for those in need
T – Transforming lives through God’s love
I – Investing in people and our community
O – Offering hope and restoration
N – Nurturing faith, dignity, and belonging
Our Mission
Hope in Action exists to be the hands and feet of Jesus, taking up the towel to bring practical help, compassion, and lasting hope to individuals and families throughout Kauaʻi.
From supporting our houseless neighbors to helping families in crisis, we believe faith is demonstrated through love in action.
OUR BIBLICAL FOUNDATION
John 13:14–15 — Jesus washed His disciples’ feet and called us to follow His example of humble service.
James 2:17 — Faith is demonstrated through action.
Through this outreach and giving ministry of Hope Collective, every donation and act of service helps reach and restore our community with the love of Jesus.
Our Outreach & Partnerships
The Gift
This Christmas, we’re gathering gifts for Kauaʻi students experiencing homelessness. Through The Gift, we work with the Hawaiʻi State Department of Education’s McKinney-Vento team to bring those gifts to students in our community.
Operation Christmas Child
Our church family is packing shoeboxes with gifts for children around the world.
Through Operation Christmas Child, a ministry of Samaritan’s Purse, we get to share the love of Jesus one shoebox at a time.
Harvest Family Life Hawaii
We’re staying connected with Harvest Family Life Hawaii as we look ahead to ways our church can help.
Their ministry serves keiki before, during, and beyond foster care, along with the families who care for them.
Food Distribution with Hawaiʻi Foodbank Kauaʻi
We partner with Hawaiʻi Foodbank Kauaʻi to help get food to our neighbors.
After Hurricane Lowell, we hosted a free community food distribution right here at Hope Collective!
Housing Support with Kauaʻi Economic Opportunity
We stay connected with KEO to support families on Kauaʻi who need a place to stay.
Through this partnership, our church donated and helped families with children who were without stable housing move into a place where they could stay together.
Foursquare Disaster Relief
Our connection with Foursquare Disaster Relief gives our church a way to respond when disaster strikes.
After Hurricane Lowell, our church family gave toward recovery, showed up in person, and helped rebuild.
Easter Egg Drop
Each Easter, we invite families from across our community to join us for our annual Easter Egg Drop.
Opening Our Doors to the Community
We open our building free of charge for community events like the Rice Street Block Party and school programs with ʻŌlelo Christian Academy.
Our volunteers help host these gatherings so local organizations have the space and support they need to bring families together.