Helping people learn
Last year over 1,000 people attended refugee cultural nights.
Helping people serve
Last year we coordinated over 34,000 hours of service benefiting refugees.
Helping people give
In conjunction with Granite School District’s Educational Equity Department, we collected and distributed over $800,000 in goods and services to the refugee community last year.
We create meaningful connections between refugees, the community, and public and private organizations that support refugees in developing self-sufficient and fulfilling lives.
We love this photo. These girls are a reminder that the important things around us are not things, they are people. Showing love, acceptance and lifting one another is perhaps the best gift we can offer. When we help others become the best version of themselves, we too start to become the best versions of ourselves. Happy Tuesday!
We love this quote and know service can bring out the best in everyone. TAKING ACTION AND DOING SOMETHING IS IMPORTANT! Martin Luther King Jr. fought for love and unity for all. He knew service was key in understanding one another.
Here is a simple way to ACT, serve and build unity with our diverse friends. Scroll through to see how you can make a difference. (Besides share this post)
Donate $5 and we will deliver a Valentine bag to a local refugee child. We want to honor Dr. King and spread unity, grace and love here in Utah. This is one way to do it.
For $5, each “You are Loved” bag will go to a local refugee child.
Each bag will include
-classroom Valentine Kit
-a culturally appropriate treat
-a ball
-a Valentine toy
-a notepad & pencil
-heart shaped sunglasses
Donation link in profile or scan the bar code.
“Give Butter” allows you to use Venmo or a credit card securely.
Note: We are not collecting Valentine kits at our Sharehouse to limit Covid exposure. We have groups already gathering them for us.
We love this quote and know service can bring out the best in everyone. Martin Luther King Jr. fought for love and unity for all. He knew service was key in understanding one another.
Here is a simple way to serve and build unity with our diverse friends. Scroll through to see how you can make a difference. (Besides share this post)
Donate $5 and we will deliver a Valentine bag to a local refugee child. We want to honor Dr. King and spread unity, grace and love here in Utah. This is one way to do it.
For $5, each “You are Loved” bag will go to a local refugee child.
Each bag will include
-classroom Valentine Kit
-a culturally appropriate treat
-a ball
-a Valentine toy
-a notepad & pencil
-heart shaped sunglasses
Donation link in profile or scan the bar code.
“Give Butter” allows you to use Venmo or a credit card securely.
Note: We are not collecting Valentine kits at our Sharehouse to limit Covid exposure. We have groups already gathering them for us.
We love this interaction from several years ago. Zainab was at a Valentine event for refugees and decided this mom/volunteer needed some henna designs. She used a marker they were using for an art project. Both of them enjoyed their interaction and made a new friend. The reciprocity of service is beautiful. What can you do for others?
Our Sharehouse will be closed Monday! Please do not leave items outside the Sharehouse when we are closed. See you Wednesday.
We are grateful for all of you who offer help with all we do. Thank You!🙏🏼♥️
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