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Our HandUp cofounders Sammie and Rose, are still active in the fight against homelessness in San Francisco. They’ve joined forces again to support Community Awareness & Treatment Services (CATS), a homeless service nonprofit that helps the most vulnerable people get off the street and find comprehensive social services.

In the era of COVID-19, Community Forward’s devoted shelter staff continue to provide critical services to their clients and residents and have taken on additional medical responsibilities, but it comes at great risk to themselves and their families.

Join Rose and Sammie in recognizing and honoring these essential workers on the front lines of COVID-19. Their campaign only has $3,000 to go and $2,000 of matching funds are currently available!

Donate here: https://handup.org/campaigns/covid

Want to learn more about how human service worker’s jobs have changed during the pandemic, who they are outside of work, and why they love what they do? Check out their staff profiles on their blog: https://communityforwardsf.org/blog

Help our staff on the front lines caring for the homeless community during COVID19 Help Covid-19 Hazard Pay for Frontline Staff meet their goal of $30,000 before June 19, 2020 by donating on HandUp.

Did you know that you can give monthly on HandUp? Giving just $10/month can help make a true difference for families struggling right now.

Learn more and give and the link below!

Donate directly to homeless & people in-need in America Not sure how to help homeless people? By donating to The National Fund, we make sure your donations are directed to those most in need.

Access to housing is a basic human right. Policies that criminalize homelessness (with up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine) will not move folks into permanent and stable housing.

Las Vegas bans homeless people from sleeping on the street Measure, which drew opposition from presidential candidates, makes it illegal to sleep on street if beds are available at shelters

Find out how our partner, Project Homeless Connect, is using HandUp to bring people together...

Vera the Dog & her Companion - Project Homeless Connect By: Joan Scott, Dolby. (Volunteer & Supporter of PHC) I have worked in San Francisco for the past five years, arriving at the Civic Center BART station every day. Over the years I have met countless people who are in need. In need of food, medical care, shelter and in some cases just human contact.....

HandUp is proud to be the official National Partner for I Give a Shirt's March Campaign. For each t-shirt ordered, at least $18 goes to directly support HandUp and our mission of ending homelessness in the United States. This limited-edition design is only available until March 31st!

Get your shirt today: http://www.giveashirtshop.org?aff=3