One Village Project

“Refunds 5,006 total 5,006”

“Cash contribution: 23,750”

“Expenses po box 249 information technology 2,610 gas 202 staff travel 1,870 participant travel 7,875 program /land supplies 14,904 cleaning/maintenance 2,629 ovp rental 3,500 farm maintenance/pump 4,158 materials 572 wire fees 55 starseed rental 6,047 visionary seed fund 3,500 food 500 misc 100 total 48,771”

“RECONCILIATION -3,670”

“Accounts receivable 0 51,000 total 0 51,000”

“Our work is a response to the rising generation of young people seeking to reimagine new models of education, community engagement, and ecological care. One village project offers opportunities for personal exploration and supports people from all walks of life in their visions to equitably unite the people and planet. The institute for emerging visionaries is an educational immersion program dedicated to creating environments and experiences for revolutionary individuals to deepen themselves, their skills and knowledge so that they can actualize their humanitarian visions for the world. This program is an invitation for young people, ages 18-30, to spend 8 immersive days diving into the deepest mission and purposedriven work that calls. Our visionary incubator invites you to reclaim your own visions for your life and humanity; exploring service as a path of living while crystallizing vision and curating your life to reflect it. Our 20 acre ecological center in hawaii is a visionary campus for transformational learning, intergenerational village building, and regenerative agriculture. One village project farm is a refuge for self inquiry, natural living, and personal growth . It is a place that practices devotion to community healing, conflict resolution, and cultural exchange. An agricultural campus for small enterprise and transformational education that is immersed in a landscape of life-giving, soul-nourishing beauty.”

“In 2024, ovp launched third path consulting oering a comprehensive collage of services grounded in decades of international community work and humanitarian projects. These oferings span the entire lifecycle of humanitarian and visionary initiatives, from concept through engagement, serving as a powerful catalyst to help teams clarify, revitalize, embody, and actualize sound and sustainable visions. To date, the emerging visionaries program has supported 60+ young people to receive mentorship, community and inspiration to bring their humanitarian and ecological visions into form in their countries and communities. To date, one village project has hosted 6 visionary incubators on the big island of hawaii where 10-15+ young people from around the globe gather for 8 days alongside a diverse community of mentors, peers, and global leaders in order to support young people in the actualization of their visions for their lives and communities. One village project has created a global community of activated and engaged human beings that are part of a global network of changemakers. In addition, the one village project campus provides: community partnerships, shared space, circular economy. Land share at no cost for small-locally owned cottage businesses including dwarf coconut & breadfruit nurseries, local bee farmers, local ranchers. Over 200 trees have been donated to conservation eorts & back into the hands of hawaiian families, partner with local bee farmers and provide home to 30 beehives, collaborate with other local organizations, schools, and environmental community partners, maximizing our collective efforts to improve community health and resilience. Monthly village vibe cafes as an opportunity for the community to come and support the project while enjoying fresh food from the farm. Ecosystem restoration, food security, regenerative agriculture, over 6+ acres of regenerative plantings, incorporating innovative agricultural practices. Field site for syntropic agroforestry practices- maximizing space by 200% & mitigating climate change through carbon sequestration, increased biodiversity, and improved air, water, and soil. Living classroom for young people activated around food sovereignty and climate resilience to come and learn these techniques and collect plant material to take the knowledge into their own lives. Core plantings focused on hawaiian canoe crops grown in alignment with traditional farming practices free and low cost community organic food assistance, cultural awareness, community resilience, intergenerational village building. Daily opportunities for intercultural and intergenerational weaving, conict resolution, & bridge building.”