Section 1.    Provide preventive help for individuals and families facing foreclosure proceedings against their personal homes and\or other property. Educate and train them how to save their homes or other property, and find solutions to those families in need. Go to Foreclosure Assistance to get Help.

Section 2.    The Helpful Hands Foundation will help the financially challenged, out of work, poor and with out hope folks who want to be better themselves financially. Go to Employment page to see our current program.

Section 3.    Create a sound workforce foundation through sales and marketing to put out of work people back into the work field through programs. Our organization will sponsor in the local community. Go to Work Programs page to see our current programs.

1. Stop Your Foreclosure & Keep Your Home - The Helpful Hands Foundation assists you to keep your home and prevents foreclosure on a nationwide scale by counseling and restructuring mortgage loans with banks on your behalf.

Let foreclosure be the last option you pick. We can help you keep your home and prevent you from going into foreclosure!

Want to Work with The Helpful Hands Foundation as a Foreclosure Prevention Field Counselor?
Just fill out and email back to us The Foreclosure Prevention Field Counselor PDF Sign Up Form.

The Helpful Hands Foundation has been authorized by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to assist folks and families facing foreclosure. We restructure mortgage loans with banks at a nationwide scale on behalf of homeowners who are experiencing financial, health, unemployment or other hardships.

A lot of folks say they want to help and volunteering is not a problem. But in reality a lot of those folks just talk to talk and helping others is realistically not in their best interest. We are looking for unselfish people who realy want to make a difference.

Our work programs help the community on many levels. Not only for those who need the service but those who get the service done. It is after all a two way street. We need the community folks to embrace what we are doing here and understand that one person can make a difference. Everybody involved is a winner. Yes, acts of kindness are rare these days.