Get Involved and Help Shape Pacific Leadership

Your involvement strengthens our mission to grow principled leaders across the region. Whether you volunteer, partner with us or contribute in other ways, you become part of a movement that uplifts communities and builds a lasting legacy for the Pacific.

How to get involved

Explore Ways You Can Get Involved In Our Mission

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Donate

Make a Donation

Your donation helps us deliver leadership programmes that empower Pacific leaders to serve their communities with confidence and purpose. Every contribution supports workshops, mentorship and initiatives that strengthen our work in the region.

Your support also allows PLLFI to expand its reach and invest in long term initiatives that build strong and resilient leadership pathways. Together, we can create lasting impact across the Pacific.

Volunteer

Volunteer Your Time

Volunteers help bring our mission to life. Your time and skills contribute to events, programmes and community initiatives that support the growth of Pacific leaders.

By volunteering with PLLFI, you join a community committed to service and positive change. It is a meaningful way to give back and help leaders grow across the region.

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Partner With Us

Sponsor Us

As a sponsoring partner, you help strengthen leadership development across the Pacific. Your support enables training, inter-generational engagement and regional initiatives to grow and support principled leaders.

Sponsoring partnership also connects your organisation with a growing network of leaders and partners dedicated to uplifting communities. Together, we can build a brighter future for the Pacific.

Become a Sponsoring Partner

Our Collaborators

Organisations That Have Supported the Delivery of Our Leadership Work

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Our Impact

Together We Make a Difference in Our Community

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50,000+

People Reached

120+

Community Projects

$2M

Funds Raised

Our impact reflects the dedication of leaders who choose to serve their communities with vision and integrity. These results show what is possible when we rise together.

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Testimonials

Real Stories from Real People Making Change Happen

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"The Legacy Leadership Symposium has been a beacon of hope and transformation, encouraging me to step beyond my boundaries. It was within this nurturing environment that I dared to reveal my hidden talents, stories, and computer codes — achievements I had previously been hesitant to share."

Lady Sandra Lasike

Tonga

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“True leadership demands sacrifice, humility, and a lifelong commitment to learning. My journey—from selling fifty-cent ice blocks to securing a seat at the inaugural leadership symposium—proved that growth requires both faith and relentless pursuit.”

Joveci Nagagavoka

Suva, Fiji

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“I expected the unexpected and there was so many things to unpack at LLS, for me it is about personal growth, coming here was to learn more about myself in what change I can make and how I can be the change in my community, my church, with my family and for myself and for the glory of God.”

Wilmaraia Sinumila

Vanuatu

“My take away from LLS is learning to navigate change as a leader given the societies we live in, it’s constantly changing and its recognizing foresight leadership skills is key.”

Jamal Talagi Veidreyaki

Niue