El Dorado High School Hands4Hope Club

Meet the El Dorado High School Hands4Hope Club and see the latest schedule, news, and projects.

The El Dorado Hands4Hope Club is excited to welcome you! We complete service-learning projects over the course of the year, using the Hands4Hope IPARD curriculum, under the mentorship of a Hands4Hope Staff Mentor. The Club is open to all El Dorado students.

Club Day was held on August 26, and an information meeting was held on September 8. Our club for 2026-27 is now formed. We are now working on identifying our area of need to focus on for the year!

Schedule & Info

2nd and 4th Tuesdays | 1:28 pm | Room E253

Leaders meet 1st & 3rd Tuesdays

Find us on Instagram

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2025-26 Project: Hope on Wheels

Each day, approximately 47 children in the United States are diagnosed with cancer—more than 17,000 children each year. In response to this staggering reality, the El Dorado High School Hands4Hope Club channeled their passion for service by supporting Mama Bears Fighting Childhood Cancer (MBFCC), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, as their beneficiary this year.

The El Dorado Club’s “Hope on Wheels” supply drive collected more than $400 worth of items and raised an additional $422 to support hospital wagons for Mama Bears Fighting Childhood Cancer.

See their Demonstration Project here.

Club Leadership

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Past Years' Projects

The 2025-26 club chose to benefit Mama Bears Fighting Childhood Cancer. The “Hope on Wheels” supply drive collected more than $400 worth of items and raised an additional $422 to support hospital wagons for Mama Bears Fighting Childhood Cancer. 

The 2024-25 Club held two drives throughout the year raising $1,623 worth of food and toiletry items for the Hands4Hope Essentials Committee.

The 2023-24 club decided to focus on helping those affected by domestic violence, and learned that The Center‘s greatest need at the moment was baby items and food. The Club organized two drives, and collected 700 baby items and 572 food items.

Hands4Hope Staff Mentor
School Contact & Website
Teacher Advisor
Ms. Morris, wmorris@eduhsd.k12.ca.us