Rafa Nadal and Brother Launch The Good Hand Project to Aid Young Unemployed

Rafa Nadal and his brother Tomeu have joined forces with PokerStars.es and Fundación Adecco to launch The Good Hand Project, aimed at helping young unemployed people find jobs. The initiative focuses on assisting young people who are mothers, single, at risk of social exclusion, or disabled.

The brothers will create videos, write social media posts, propose auctions, and host poker games to raise funds for the project. Participants can register on the official website of The Good Hand Project using their Twitter or Facebook accounts. The first 150 participants in the Charity Ranking will receive special gifts.

The Good Hand Project includes various challenges such as YouTube video views, Facebook likes, Twitter trending topics, eBay auctions, and poker tournaments. The brothers will seek help from special guests to win these challenges and raise funds for the cause.