PolyStrong Leadership Foundation

PolyStrong Leadership Foundation

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This Non-Profit Organization was created to empower, educate, & unify our Pacific Islander community.

03/13/2026

2026 Entrepreneurship Workshop Host

Alex Kuresa is the founder of Woodn Grail, a collegiate streetwear brand known for its unique and highly detailed headwear designs. A former college football player at BYU and Portland State, Alex started the brand alongside his wife, Madison, turning a creative hobby into a fast growing business.

Together they have built Woodn Grail into a multi million dollar brand working with universities, athletes, and fans across the country. Through creative design, storytelling, and social media marketing, Alex has grown the company into one of the fastest growing brands in its space.

Alex is passionate about entrepreneurship, creativity, and helping young people see that their background, culture, and personal story can become powerful tools in building something meaningful.

Find more info at: Polystrong.org

02/20/2026

📊 Did you know? The high school graduation rate for Pacific Islander students in the U.S. is 75-80%, falling below the national average of 86%. 🎓💡

This gap highlights the urgent need for more support, mentorship, and resources to help our youth succeed in education and beyond. When we invest in education, we invest in the future of our people! 🌺✨

That’s why the PolyStrong Leadership Foundation is dedicated to empowering Pacific Islander students through scholarships, leadership programs, and career development. Join us at the 2026 PolyStrong Summit on March 16 at the Utah Cultural Celebration Center as we work together to close this gap! 💪🏽🚀

07/24/2025

Today, we would like to join the rest of the Pacific Island communities and mourn the loss of a legend whose voice became the heartbeat of the Pacific. George “Fiji” Veikoso was more than just a musician — he was a cultural icon, a soulful storyteller, and a bridge between island nations and the world.

From the islands of Fiji to stages across the globe, his music lifted spirits, told our stories, and brought people together. Whether it was through his reggae rhythms, heartfelt ballads, or messages of unity and aloha, Fiji’s impact was profound and lasting.

Thank you for the soundtrack of our lives — for the anthems of love, hope, and island pride. Your legacy will echo in our homes, our hearts, and our islands forever.

Rest in Peace Fiji.

❤️ Ni goletoka ena vakacequ ❤️

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