Unprecedented events such as the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic that wreak havoc on a global scale call for a prompt and thorough response from those who can help. At Minority Helping Hands, this is indeed what we are doing. We are mobilizing resources to connect social workers, volunteers, and passionate givers with people most severely hit by these unforeseen circumstances. From food and financial assistance to shelter and social services, the team at Minority Helping Hands is actively working to help people recover from the losses they have experienced in the wake of the pandemic. 

We seek to help people with a vision to break the cycle of poverty. We are committed to solving the financial troubles of individuals and families, thereby giving them a chance to live a dignified life. 

So far, we have helped a total of 2,389 individuals and families by offering them food, essential items, shelter, and other services for recovering from the chaos created in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

We believe in enlightening the lives of the underprivileged and the misfortune-struck people, especially if they come from unrepresented minority groups. Minority Helping Hands is, therefore, constantly sharing resources to better address the needs of individuals and their communities.