BOCA HELPING HANDS, INC.
BOCA RATON, FLORIDA

Boca Helping Hands (BHH) is a community-based 501(c)(3) organization that was formed in 1998 by a group of local religious congregations. BHH first opened as a Food Center in November 1998, serving nutritious hot lunches three days a week and distributing bags of groceries to families. In January 2010, all operations were consolidated into the Remillard Family Resource Center located at 1500 NW 1st Court, Boca Raton 33432. Today the Food Center is open six days a week with a Family Night Dinner on Thursdays. Meals are also delivered to homebound disabled and elderly individuals. Boca Helping Hands opened a Resource Center four years later in April 2002 with a focus on providing help for Boca Raton residents in crisis situations (e.g., eviction, utility cancellation). . We offer the following classes: Hospitality, Home Health Aide, CDL (Commercial Truck Driving), Call Center Representative Training and IT Help Desk Technician. Job Mentoring Center provides coaching, guidance and classes designed to help individuals who are seeking employment opportunities. These services complement our food and resource programs in our continuing effort to guide our clients to create self-sufficiency. We are generously supported by individuals, corporations, foundations, schools and over 300 dedicated volunteers. Boca Helping Hands is a Four Star Charity for the 11th Consecutive Year! In 2015 and 2016 Boca Helping Hands was named on of the Boca Helping Hands (BHH) is a community-based 501(c)(3) organization that was formed in 1998 by a group of local religious congregations. BHH first opened as a Food Center in November 1998, serving nutritious hot lunches three days a week and distributing bags of groceries to families. In January 2010, all operations were consolidated into the Remillard Family Resource Center located at 1500 NW 1st Court, Boca Raton 33432. Today the Food Center is open six days a week with a Family Night Dinner on Thursdays. Meals are also delivered to homebound disabled and elderly individuals. Boca Helping Hands opened a Resource Center four years later in April 2002 with a focus on providing help for Boca Raton residents in crisis situations (e.g., eviction, utility cancellation). . We offer the following classes: Hospitality, Home Health Aide, CDL (Commercial Truck Driving), Call Center Representative Training and IT Help Desk Technician. Job Mentoring Center provides coaching, guidance and classes designed to help individuals who are seeking employment opportunities. These services complement our food and resource programs in our continuing effort to guide our clients to create self-sufficiency. We are generously supported by individuals, corporations, foundations, schools and over 300 dedicated volunteers. Boca Helping Hands is a Four Star Charity for the 11th Consecutive Year! In 2015 and 2016 Boca Helping Hands was named on of the The Official Ribbon Cutting Ceremony of Boca Helping Hands Justin D. Webb Training Center. Volunteer Fred Danovitz and Executive Director James S. Gavrilos with WPTV’s Roxanne Stein sharing details about Miracle Chef 2017 and the crucial role Food Recovery plays at Boca Helping Hands. Lynn University's Future Leaders of Tomorrow members visiting Boca Helping Hands and observing a Job Readiness class for our Hospitality Training Program. Boca Helping Hand was on location with our newest Food Recovery Partner The Fresh Market for their Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. [email protected] [email protected]