
Kits sorted, labelled, and routed to partner sites, the unglamorous half of every fundraiser.

Hands of Hope is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, fiscally sponsored by Hack Club. Every dollar moves through to underserved partners and the student-led programs that keep the work going.
Every gift is directed to underserved partners and student-led programs. Pick an amount and a method that fits.
We process card gifts securely through Hack Club Bank, our fiscal sponsor. You'll get a tax-deductible receipt automatically.
Four still frames from the week. No staged shots, no styling, just the part of the work that happens whether you're watching or not.

Kits sorted, labelled, and routed to partner sites, the unglamorous half of every fundraiser.

Students moving in rhythm. Most of the hours we count look exactly like this.

Ripple for Change: partners and families in the same room, hearing what your gift built.

One of the 250+ students leading projects in their city, every semester.
72¢ of every dollar goes straight into programs. The rest covers the nights that honor the work, and the paperwork that keeps the lights on.
STEM Buddies kits, chapter projects, and the supplies that go straight to community partners.
Two nights a year: the Awards Ceremony and Ripple for Change. Where the work gets seen.
Insurance, supplies, and the fiscal sponsorship fee. The bare minimum to keep us compliant.
Books, drives, partnerships, time. The work runs on more than dollars. Here's how else you can step into it.
Books, kits, food, and supplies are placed directly into chapter projects.
Email the teamMission-aligned orgs, foundations, and family funds. Let's find the overlap.
Start a conversationRun a fundraiser or supply drive at your school, business, or community group.
Get the drive kitHands of Hope is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit, fiscally sponsored by Hack Club. Donations are processed securely on Hack Club Bank and are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. A receipt is issued automatically.
Most of what we do is quiet — students showing up, week after week. The loud parts live on Instagram and LinkedIn. Follow along.