Timothy HyoJun Kim has served for over a decade in social impact spaces, including as the executive director for the Korean American Community Foundation of San Francisco, working directly with AANHPI communities and 15+ partners. Within this broad community, he delivered a grantmaking strategy refresh, a new program focused on AANHPI social-impact leadership development, and revitalized community and peer partnerships. He also served as the Director of Programs for an international, education-focused, direct services nonprofit that stewarded a community of 400,000 service recipients, 900 volunteers, and 1,500 school, library, and community partners in more than 30 countries, including China, Korea, Japan, Indonesia, India, and the Philippines. Additionally, he’s served as the co-chair of the Berkeley Cultural Trust, stewarding a partnership strategy for a coalition of 20+ arts and culture organizations; and on the council for the Plymouth Church of Jazz and Justice, as it refreshed its church charter to focus on re-utilizing church properties for community-based organizations and service delivery. His values and curiosity currently lie in pursuing social change by working in partnership, balancing urgency with sustainability, and in creating meaningful relationships.