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EMPOWER
SHARE Foundation continues hand by hand in solidarity and accompanying communities, organizations, and individuals. We want to Cultivate Seeds of Hope for a Sustainable Agriculture to the development of youth and women, continue with the leadership programs and advocacy initiatives. You Make All of Our Work Possible! |
MISSIONSHARE strengthens solidarity with and among the Salvadoran people in El Salvador and the United States in the struggle for economic sustainability, justice, and human and civil rights.
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The SHARE Foundation is committed to support and accompany the people of El Salvador and Honduras in their struggle for social justice and sustainable development.
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VISIONTo transform society, SHARE increases the capacity of organized communities and their partners through our model of mutual accompaniment.
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Sign Open Letter in solidarity with Salvadoran Cardinal Rosa Chávez
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Please sign by adding your name to the Open Letter below which will be published online as well as in Salvadoran newspapers. Please invite others to sign on as well. If you can afford to donate to offset the cost of publishing the full-page ad in El Salvador please donate online HERE or make out a check to SHARE Foundation and mail it to 2425 College Ave. Berkeley CA 94704.
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Cardenal Rosa Chavez with SHARE’S Good Shepherd Sister Parish in Kansas
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The Salvadoran and Interfaith communities in the United States stand in solidarity with Cardinal Gregorio Rosa Chávez, and firmly reject recent attempts to impugn his reputation in public statements and on social media in response to the Cardinal’s call for greater transparency and accountability by Salvadoran President Bukele as El Salvador confronts the crisis of the COVID-19. Read Open Letter
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Seeds of Hope to Communities in El Salvador and Honduras
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Let's Create a Sustainable Future for
Rural Vommunities TOGETHER! An invitation to help SHARE deliver FOOD BASKETS and SEEDS OF HOPE in El Salvador and Honduras SHARE is seeking to raise $12,750 for the Covid-19 emergency to support communities in El Salvador and Honduras. Through our long term partners we will deliver Food Baskets including beans, corn, rice, oil, sugar and sardines, as well as a package of Seeds of Hope (corn, beans and squash seeds -the three indigenous sacred sisters) to be planted during the rainy season from June to November.
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BUILDING BETTER OPPORTUNITIES TO LEARN AND LEAD
Help us connect people with the help they deserve.
Join us in the struggle for social justice and lets give back to women and youth what poverty, war and discrimination tried to take away.
Join us in the struggle for social justice and lets give back to women and youth what poverty, war and discrimination tried to take away.
WOMEN EMPOWERMENT The SHARE Foundation strongly believes in the empowerment of rural women. Along with our partners in El Salvador, we continue to promote organic agriculture programs, emphasizing in the development of management skills for home gardening.
In 2019, this program benefited over 300 women and their families, who are now working their own organic gardens, caring for their land and improving their diet as well as their family members. ACHIEVEMENTS PER YEAR:
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SUPPORTING AND EDUCATING YOUTHSince 1994, SHARE has promoted and coordinated scholarship programs for young leaders of scarce resources in rural areas. SHARE started this program with the aim of supporting young leaders to carry out their intermediate and university studies in the departments of Chalatenango, San Vicente, La Libertad and San Salvador. In 25 years of support we have seen the success in this support, hundreds of young boys and girls have completed their high school studies and a good number have culminated their university careers.
SHARE also supports youth with cultural programs, developing dance and theater groups, peace marching bands and agricultural schools for improving youth diets. All this support has contributed to the prevention of violence and gang membership.
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ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITYIt is SHARE's constant effort to advocate and raise awareness about environmental justice, including prevention and responses to climate change.
According to the United Nations, El Salvador has the most devastated natural environment in the western hemisphere, after Haiti, with 93% of its water polluted by toxic chemicals, heavy metals and waste matter. The SHARE Foundation is accompanying in solidarity the different organizations, Universities and Churches who demand a responsible and equitable water governance in El Salvador. 
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