Nonprofit Project Open Hand says weekend meal service would be cut, affecting thousands of vulnerable residents CEO warns city’s $3M cut will have ripple effects on public health SAN FRANCISCO - ...

Project Open Hand is proud to present the 2025 Hand to Hand Gala on Friday, September 12, 2025, from 6 p.m. to 10 pm at a brand-new venue: the stunning San Francisco Design Center Galleria. This ...

A straight ally will soon become the new chief executive officer of Project Open Hand, a nonprofit that provides nutritious meals to critically ill people and seniors. Mountain View resident Paul ...

This year's gala marks a historic milestone--40 years of meals with love--and promises an unforgettable evening of celebration, community, and compassion. All proceeds directly support Project Open ...

When Michael Edwards-Pruitt founded Open Hand in 1988, he wanted to cook and deliver meals to his friends who were dying from AIDS and, thus, too sick to cook for themselves. The project began in the ...

It started as a family project through her church when Ann Fleckenstein heard about the needs of Project Open Hand, the nonprofit that delivers meals to the metro area’s homebound ill and vulnerable.

No longer the automatic death sentence it once was, HIV/AIDS has become a manageable condition that most are able to live with in relative good health for many years. With more and more HIV-positive ...

The positions in the table below reflect the Project Open Hand's position overall, domestically, within their sector, and in various subject areas based on their Share. Each position links to the ...

Project Open Hand, the free food and meal delivery service for people with HIV, AIDS and homebound seniors and critically ill patients, is seeking volunteers for its Oakland-based Alameda County ...