Charity Trustees
Helping London's Homeless
We became a registered charity which is non-profit on 6 June 2018 and continue to strive to help our homeless friends on a weekly basis along with the help of the amazing members of the public who donate items, essentials and money on a regular basis. We would not be able to do what we do with them.

Justine Pillar
Justine pillar runs her own business as well as the founder for Hands on hand out. She started up the charity after volunteering for Crisis back in 2015. “I became very aware that something needed to be done and made it my mission to do as much as i could to provide the homeless with everyday essentials but most importantly companionship and laughter. We have got such an amazing team and We have definitely exceeded my expectations of what I wanted to achieve.”

Angela Runagall
Angie was a management consultant, health issues dictated a change in lifestyle and different businesses that were more flexible/less stressful. “I understand how easy it could be to end up on the streets and want to help those who haven’t got the support that I luckily have.”

Paul John Jones
Paul took early retirement , and enjoys doing various voluntary roles including HOHO, “I always wanted to give something back but never had the time , and helping the homeless has been on my list of things to help with.HOHO is a fantastic charity to help with as we take the time to listen to our friends, and whilst we may not be able to assist, a trouble shared is a trouble halved. we operate in the Euston / Kings Cross area which is where I grew up and so holds a special place in heart.”

Jacqueline East
Jackie is a business owner. “I volunteer with this Charity because the work they do is so vital to our friends on the street. From the first time I went out it made me appreciate so much of what I take for granted. By Giving a few Hours a couple of times a month i can help this charity give out essential items to those in need. "

Edward
Edward “After a career in retail, managing stores for Tesco and B&Q, I joined Exel Logistics as a Section Controller.Joining Hands on Hand out has given me the opportunity to try and make a difference to those who are in dire need of help and human interaction”

Dawn
Dawn has had a family run business for over 25 years. League secretary for over 15 years in youth football within the local community. “I Missed helping out and giving back to people when I left so volunteered to help with Hands on Hands out”