Having the opportunity to serve as a volunteer with Hand in Hand Ministries has been a great blessing in my life. I love being part of an organization that does so much good. As a volunteer you definitely feel that you are an integral part of the organization and that your role is valuable.
Hand in Hand is all about changing people's lives and literally giving them a hand in making those changes. The work that they do definitely make an impact not only on the people being helped but also on the volunteers. The volunteers are changed as well.
The staff at Hand in Hand are amazing. They all have a passion for what they do. They do a great job of sharing that passion and you can't help but be drawn into it.
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- EIN 61-1352889
- 502-459-9930
- 518 North 26th Street Louisville KY 40212 USA
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Education, Health, Human Services, Scholarships, Scholarships & Student Financial Aid
Mission: We work hand in hand with individuals and communities to transform lives by responding to expressed needs through cultural immersion, education, housing and health care. We seek to build community one person, one family at a time. Our ongoing programs provide access to quality education, safe housing and health care. Our immersion trips encourage individuals to deepen their perspective and realize their potential impact locally, regionally and globally.
Results: Hand in Hand has built 447 houses for deserving families in Belize, helped more than 100 children from the neediest families with the opportunity for a quality education in hopes of breaking the cycle of poverty. We've repaired roofs and built wheelchair ramps for hundreds of families in Appalachia and build 8 wheelchair ramps, assisted community partners with 'wish list' items and many homeowners with safety & accessibility projects.
Target demographics: build strong communities and transform lives through cultural immersion, education, housing, and healthcare.
Direct beneficiaries per year: 120 students in Belize and Nicaragua, homes for 25 families in Belize, home repair and wheelchair ramps for more than 50 families in Appalachia, and 8 wheelchair ramps, multiple projects with community partners and homeowners in Louisville.
Geographic areas served: Appalachia, Belize, Louisville and Nicaragua
Programs: Building for Change homes in Belize, Pathway to Change scholarship program in Nicaragua, home repair and food pantry in Appalachia in eastern Kentucky and Learning & Service, Safety & Accessibility Projects in Louisville, Kentucky.