Hawaiʻi Community Benefit Consultants (HCBC) is a network of independent consultants working to advance the greater good in Hawaiʻi through partnership with nonprofits, public sector agencies, and social entrepreneurs. We serve as a resource to the community in two ways:
• We accelerate the work of community benefit organizations. We bring expertise and “fresh eyes” to our clients and help them i
dentify and implement strategies to forward their mission and work.
• We are a hub for local socially-minded consultants. Our network provides opportunities to meet fellow consultants, develop collaborations, and learn about local “people resources,” all of whom share an interest in serving Hawaiʻi’s greater good. You can find out more about HCBC at our website, www.hawaiicbc.net. Is your organization looking for a consultant? Check out our “Seeking a Consultant?” page for tips and considerations. If a consultant might be right for your needs, take a look at our Directory of Consultants to learn more about who we are, what we do, and our specialty areas. Are you a consultant serving community benefit organizations? Visit our “For Consultants” page to learn more about HCBC, or drop us a line to let us know that you’re interested in joining our network.
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OUR FACEBOOK PAGE GUIDELINES
Hawai‘i Community Benefit Consultants (HCBC) established this page as a virtual gathering place to share resources, discuss best practices, and facilitate connections between Hawai‘i’s diverse community of nonprofit, public sector, and community-minded professionals. The guidelines listed below summarize our expectations and user responsibilties for this page. It’s okay to disagree with others but cutting down or insulting individuals will not be tolerated. Comments will be removed that use obscenities, personal insults, ethnic slurs, or other disparaging language. KEEP COMMENTS AND POSTS RELEVANT. The focus for this page is to share announcements and stimulate conversations about people, initiatives, and opportunities to advance the work of nonprofits, public sector agencies, and social enterprises striving to create a better Hawai‘i. HCBC may remove inappropriate, off topic, or overly promotional comments and posts at any time. SHARING CONTENT WITH US. Any messages, photographs, or stories posted to this page may be shared on HCBC's other social medial channels, website, and digital or print collateral materials. PROTECT YOUR PRIVACY. Comments made on our page may be visible to other users. Never include personal information such as email addresses, telephone numbers, or street addresses in your posts or comments. Doing so may make you susceptible to spam and unauthorized communication. LINKS TO EXTERNAL CONTENT. HCBC is not responsible for the content of any web links posted to our page, including links to other websites, Facebook content, and social networks. The inclusion of any link does not imply endorsement by HCBC of that content. WE RETAIN EDITORIAL DISCRETION. HCBC reserves the right to delete any comments at any time, particularly those construed as abusive, destructive, harmful, defamatory, or threatening to the safety of others. Users who persist in violating our page guidelines may be barred from posting to the page. THIS IS A PUBLIC FORUM. The viewpoints, opinions, and actions expressed in comments and posts made to this page are those of the individuals themselves, and may not reflect HCBC’s policies or positions. QUESTIONS: Any questions or comments regarding this page can be shared via this webform: http://hawaiicbc.net/fb/
TO LEARN MORE about Hawai‘i Community Benefit Consultants, please visit our website: http://hawaiicbc.net
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