Q: What is Paige and Friends Helping Hands?

A: Paige and Friends Helping Hands (PFHH) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering youth and families in South Florida. We provide opportunities for young people to grow through STEM/STEAM education, robotics, AI, mentorship, employability skill development, community service, and character-building programs. Our mission is to help students gain the tools they need to succeed in school, the workplace, and life.

Q: How does PFHH provide community service hours for students?

A: We partner with organizations such as Hard Rock Stadium, local schools, and community events to provide hands-on volunteer opportunities for middle and high school students. Every hour spent volunteering counts toward their graduation requirement for community service hours. Students can serve at football games, concerts, community health fairs, and outreach events—all while learning teamwork, responsibility, and leadership.

Q: How does PFHH support employability skills?

A: We prepare students for the future workforce by teaching them professionalism, teamwork, time management, conflict resolution, communication, and problem-solving skills. Whether they are helping at a stadium event, working on robotics projects, or assisting at a community fair, students are learning real-world skills that translate directly into future jobs and career opportunities.

Q: Why should parents and students get involved?

A: By joining Paige and Friends Helping Hands, students gain:

• Community service hours needed for graduation

• Exposure to STEM and cutting-edge technology like robotics, drones, and AI

• Employability and leadership skills to prepare for college and careers

• Mentorship and guidance from experienced educators and professionals

• Opportunities to serve and uplift their community

Parents and families become part of a supportive network that connects them to valuable resources and opportunities to grow together.