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Vision Statement

Since 1981 the SHARE Foundation has worked with North Americans, faith communities, Salvadorans in the United States, and economically marginalized people in El Salvador to forge community to community links that cross the boundaries of gender, race, nationality, age and economic status in pursuit of the vision of the martyrs of El Salvador for peace with justice.

The SHARE Foundation provides assistance to communities that organize themselves, as well as to local and national organizations that are working in partnership with these communities that strive to take hold of their own futures. To this end, SHARE accompanies their efforts to create their own models for social and economic development and to find means to reclaim basic human rights, fundamental civil liberties, and degraded environments.

In El Salvador and the United States, the SHARE Foundation advocates with multilateral organizations, governments and civil society for the right of all people to be included in conversations and decisions that will help them to control their own economic future and to live dignified lives free from want.

Recognizing the central role of women in the nurturing and sustaining of community and family life, and the injustice of gender related prejudices that make their lives doubly hard, the SHARE Foundation seeks to incorporate gender sensitive analysis and action into all of its work. SHARE especially seeks to support programs that improve the economic, educational, and human rights of women as well as creating relationships of equality between men and women.

Focusing on El Salvador, SHARE works to:

  • Forge community-to-community links between North Americans, faith communities, Salvadorans in the United States, and economically marginalized Salvadoran communities.

  • Assist communities working for human rights, civil liberties, sustainable environments, dignified lives, and freedom from want.

  • Advocate for the inclusion of the economically marginalized in conversations and decisions involving their economic future.

  • Improve economic, educational, and human rights of women.



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