On May 3, 2007, while traveling down a rural road located in Jacksonville, North Carolina, Andrew, along with his older sister, older brother and biological father were involved in a single-car accident that left Andrew over 90% disabled.

Shortly after being released from the hospital, the family turned to their community to only find that resources pertaining to traumatic brain injuries were not readily available to them. Therefore, Robin Totsch, currently a retired United States Marine, decided to establish a program that would not only support those with brain injuries, but also support those with various disabilities. Providing them with resources, education, advocacy, diversity, and inclusion through the events within their local community.

 Fifteen years later, Right Hand Angels in July 2022 became an official 501 3(C) nonprofit organization supporting families nationally across the United States.

With the ability to work together with families on a one-on-one basis, Right Hand Angels has been able to inspire our families to bring hope, diversity, and inclusion to their disabled local community.

We are #READYFORINCLUSION!