HCF Get Involved

Get Involved

Lend your hand. Fund the future.

Partnership, sponsorship, volunteering and giving — every route builds an institution built to last.

Ways to Engage

Two pathways to partnership.

Become a Partner

The standard pathway: an exploratory meeting between secretariats, followed by a Memorandum of Understanding defining the collaboration — a data partnership, a leadership-pipeline referral, or joint technical work.

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Sponsorship & Governance Opportunities

Founding Partner or Advisory Council roles; and observer participation on the Harriette Chiggai Fund's Investment Committee for institutions formalising a strategic alliance.

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Exploratory meeting

An initial meeting between the secretariats to establish shared objectives.

Memorandum of Understanding

A signed MoU defining the collaboration, its scope and its governance.

Delivery

A data partnership, a leadership-pipeline referral, or joint technical work.

Donate

Fund the future — permanently.

A minimum of 20% of every donation is ring-fenced into the Harriette Chiggai Fund at the point of receipt, before any programme allocation — so giving builds long-term independence, not just a single programme cycle.

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Volunteering, Internships & Careers

The doors about to open.

Volunteer & internship portals

The Foundation is pre-launch. Volunteer registration and internship opportunities open once the Secretariat is operational; register interest in the interim via the contact form.

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Careers & application portal

No job openings are listed at founding stage. Openings, an internship programme and an application portal will be published once the Secretariat begins hiring.

Membership registration

Membership pathways will be defined by the seated Board of Trustees and published here once finalised.

Give in a way that outlives the programme cycle.

Of every donation, at least 20% is ring-fenced into the Harriette Chiggai Fund — building long-term financial independence, not just a single programme cycle.