Karina Rabin - Hang-O-Matic

Karina Rabin’s husband had an idea and together they both had a dream.  Jared came up with a brilliant idea for a home improvement/decorating/do it yourself tool and in order to finance it and get it off the ground, these parents of toddlers sold their home, down-sized and basically “went for broke” to see their dream become a reality.  A few years later, the Rabin’s are seeing their efforts pay off with a hit product on home shopping and shelf space nationwide at Bed Bath & Beyond.   Unfortunately Karina has Polycystic Kidney Disease.  Her mother and two brothers died from this disease within 12 months of each other.   Other family members with the disease include her sister, grandparents, cousins and her cousins' kids.  Everyone who has it also has an uncertain future.  Not one to feel sorry for herself, Karina and her husband have decided to donate 10% of all sales of the Hang-O-Matic to the George Lopez Foundation, offering education and advocacy to children and families with kidney disease as well as providing information about organ donation.   HANG-O-MATIC is the innovative and handy tool for hanging pictures, portraits and artwork on walls just like a professional.  Stop mis-judging and making needless holes in the wall when trying to hang things evenly.  HANG-O-MATIC measures, levels and marks your holes all in one easy step.   For more information including video demonstrations of this handy gadget go to HANGOMATIC-com! 10% of all HANG-O-MATIC sales go to GeorgeLopezFoundation.org to help children in underserved communities. 

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