Project Open Hand will join the festival and parade to celebrate our clients, volunteers, partners, and staff in the LGBTQ+ community. Come boogie down Broadway with us or help staff our booth in the festival! All are welcome to join our contingent. Those who sign up will receive an exclusive Project Open Hand Pride t-shirt.
Join Project Open Hand for Help is on the Way XXVII: Broadway and Beyond!
The Richmond/Ermet AID Foundation (REAF) is hosting their annual show, Help is on the Way, and is partnering with Project Open Hand to help us provide medically tailored meals to the community. Join us for this special event featuring performances by Leanne Borghesi, Marta Sanders, David Burnham, Lisa Vroman, Debby Holiday, Ava Nicole Frances, Del Shores, and cast members from the Broadway Touring Cast of Les Miserables!
Project Open Hand will be at the Trans March Resource Fair from 3pm - 5:30pm on Friday, June 23rd. Stop by our booth at Dolores Park to chat with our team about services, volunteer opportunities, upcoming events, and more!
Learn more about the 20th anniversary of Trans March at transmarch.org
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Founded as an AIDS service provider, Project Open Hand has a long history of supporting the LGBTQ+ community. Join our parade contingent as we boogie down Market Street or staff our booth at the festival for the two-day celebration!
Those who join us for this event will receive an exclusive Project Open Hand Pride T-shirt.
On Thursday, March 4 at 6pm, join us virtually for the "Ruth Brinker Book Celebration," a free, special event to to celebrate Ruth Brinker’s legacy over the past 35 years, with highlights from our newly published limited-edition book, “Open Hearts.”
On October 17, 1989, the day of the Loma Prieta Earthquake, Project Open Hand launched its nutrition intervention services in Oakland, CA.
Drop-by to celebrate our 30th anniversary during an open house on Tuesday, October 29, 10am-2pm, at 1921 San Pablo Avenue. We hope to see you there! And Congratulations to our Oakland team for caring for our community in Alameda County!
Award-Winning Author Victoria Noe and special guests present the first book to share the stories of straight women around the world and their determination to educate, advocate, and end the AIDS epidemic. Presented by Project Open Hand and Shanti Project.
