Connect people
Help someone get a working phone, find a useful resource, or meet a neighbor they can call again.
About The Infinite Hand
Love is all there is.
That’s the belief we keep coming back to. At The Infinite Hand, we’re working out what it asks of us: help someone get connected, share what we know, and make room for people to be themselves.
Lead with dignity
Ask before acting. Explain what we’re doing, protect private information, and build things people can use.
Come as you are
Bring your faith, your doubts, or your curiosity. We ask everyone to treat each other with dignity.
Founder
Xander Jobe
Xander founded The Infinite Hand because getting help, getting connected, and finding your people can be hard. He wants us to make those things easier for one another.
He brings a technologist’s curiosity to community work, with a soft spot for Star Trek and a solarpunk future. That means asking how our tools can give people more time, more choice, and more room to enjoy being alive. Harmony, balance, joy, and gratitude are part of the work he wants to build here.
Have an idea, a question, a speaking invitation, or a useful bit of weirdness to share? Get in touch with Xander.
Contact XanderPrivacy and care
Your story belongs to you.
We collect what we need for the service you request. Sensitive help-case information is encrypted and access is restricted. Asking for help does not make your story public.
Organizational status
Section 501(c)(3)
The Infinite Hand is a church operating under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions are intended to support its charitable and religious work. Donors should retain their receipts and consult their own tax adviser regarding deductibility.
A future to practice
Pick something small enough to try.
Make something last
A repair can give a useful thing another few years. If you fix phones, computers, or other everyday tools, tell us what you can offer.
Offer a skill ↗Share what you know
A process that feels obvious to you might be a maze to someone else. Helping a person find their next step is work worth doing.
Help someone get started ↗Make room for company
Come to a gathering with a question you would like to talk about. Leave a little room to hear what someone else brings.
See what’s coming up ↗