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Gretchen and Jim Sandler Match Up to $15,000, in addition to Ongoing Support

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Your donation will be matched by this grant. Donate today!   As longtime supporters of Hand in Hand, Gretchen and Jim Sandler are invested in a just and caring future that includes quality childcare, paid family leave, domestic workers’ rights, and ultimately holding those with power and wealth accountable to our communities. That’s why they’ve invested

Women’s History Month

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The Care That Makes Up Our Personal Histories History is forever constant and is being made all around us every day. Our personal histories are a testament to that fact, and show how those who provide care and support to us are fundamental in shaping our lives and achievements.   Women do the majority of caregiving

Portraits of Care Billboards

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Hand in Hand is pleased to partner with Caring Across Generations on a month-long ad campaign, “Portraits of Care,”  consisting of billboards and video projections in Times Square and around Washington, D.C. The campaign spotlights the beauty and joy of caregiving, and features photo portraits of Hand in Hand members, including people with disabilities, aging

Remembering Dr. Michelle Hernandez

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Hand in Hand member Dr. Michelle Hernandez passed away on December 26th from complications from cancer.  We will miss her dearly. Dr. Michelle Hernandez, wore many hats, titles and honors and she was also a long-time member and leader within Hand in Hand.   Dr. Hernandez was the first disabled, Latina clinical psychologist in CA. 

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