Helping Hands OV - Orangevale Fair Oaks is a 501(c)3 Non-Profit Charitable Organization
Tax ID: 88-2621944
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At Helping Hands OV, we provide a little extra temporary help with small but meaningful tasks—like mowing a lawn, fixing a fence post, changing light bulbs, or delivering food. These services support low-income families, elderly neighbors, veterans, and individuals with disabilities who need a hand in a time of need. Through the power of community and volunteers, we bring comfort, dignity, and hope right to their doorstep.
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Bring joy to seniors across the Sacramento region! Local businesses host decorated drop boxes where the community can leave handmade valentines. Our volunteers then review and deliver each card to seniors in care homes, assisted and independent living, and more. It’s a fun, meaningful way to share love and brighten lives!
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Bring hope and joy to underprivileged children in our community! Donors "adopt" a child and receive details to help create a personalized Easter basket just for them. The event also includes a food drive and a fun-filled spring festival for the whole community. It’s a heartfelt way to give, connect, and celebrate the season of renewal!
Make Christmas brighter and future roll a little smoother during the Christmas season for local children in need. Wheels (bikes, scooters, skateboards), and helmets bring smiles and joy to underprivileged children in our community. For many, these wheels mean more than a gift—they represent freedom, fun, and the simple magic of childhood.
There is a need for more skilled plumbers, electricians, contractors, and other blue-collar professionals in our community .We're excited to support the next generation of trades workers by offering scholarships for new high school graduates or adults who want to begin — or continue — their journey in the trades. This is your opportunity to build a career, strengthen our community, and keep these vital skills alive for the future.
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It’s service, it’s fun, and it’s making a real difference—one lawn at a time! Local teens (ages 13–17) volunteer to mow and rake lawns for seniors, veterans, disabled individuals, and low-income families—completely free of charge. Along the way, earn prizes for every 10 lawns completed, build leadership and life skills, and even collect community service hours that look great on college and job applications.