01
In person — and a monthly night for everyone
Chapter meetings in a real room. Once a month, the whole network sits together. You do not need a chapter yet to be on the monthly call.
What you get
The whole list.
Not a club that meets twice and disappears. This is what an Advocate actually walks away with — the work, the rooms, the hours, the names.
02
Verified service hours
Service nights, drives, chapter projects. Hours someone else can stand behind — not a number you invent in May.
03
A chapter — or the tools to start one
Join a live chapter or bring Kutoa to your school. Advisor, first meeting, pin on the map.
04
Leadership after six months
Join first. Lead when you have served. Officer and chapter roles open after six months as an Advocate.
05
A fundraising form Nathan sets up
When your chapter is ready, Nathan builds the form. Your chapter president attaches it here. You share that one link.
06
Year-end, a few names
Chapter presidents name people who showed up. A handful of honors. Not a wall of certificates.
07
The National Leadership Retreat
Selective. Earned. The room where Advocates from every chapter sit down and get better.
08
Guest speakers and civic rooms
People who have done the work. A voice you practice in public, not only in a group chat.
09
Work with a name on it
A school. An Innovation Center. Sifaeli in university. That is what your hours and your dollars move.
10
Something true to write
The line on an application that is actually true. Not a promise of a college. A year you can stand in.
Ready
Take the seat.
Join the network. RSVP for Zoom. Start a chapter if you want a pin.