Across the U.S., over 1 million migrant farmworkers travel from place to place, season to season, to harvest the food we eat. Many are immigrants from Mexico and Central America, working long hours in tough conditions, often without stable housing, healthcare, or legal protections. These families are the backbone of our food system, yet they remain among the most vulnerable and overlooked.

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Hands for Hope exists to change that. We’re dedicated to uplifting migrant farmworker families through direct support, community events, and advocacy. From organizing donation drives to hosting volunteer opportunities, we create pathways for people to stand with the individuals who feed us.