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Five Years of Showers, Compassion, and Radical Hospitality®
A Humble Beginning When SHARE Community first started, the idea of offering mobile showers to our unhoused neighbors was both simple and...
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Sep 292 min read
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Seeing Deeper Than Current Circumstances
Too often, society reduces people to their situation: the homeless man, the woman with the cart, the person sleeping under the bridge. Their identity becomes defined by their struggle, rather than their story, their dreams, or their humanity.
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Aug 272 min read
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The Power of Kindness
When someone is experiencing homelessness, it can often feel like they’ve been erased—ignored on sidewalks, judged in passing, and pushed...
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Jul 302 min read
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We're Moving! Bringing Showers and Hope to 403 W 6th St, Antioch
We’re excited to announce that beginning Tuesday, July 15th , SHARE Community’s mobile shower and outreach program will move to a new...
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Jun 302 min read
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How SHARE Community Supports Unhoused People and Their Pets
At SHARE Community, we believe no one should have to choose between getting help and keeping the companion who brings them comfort,...
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May 301 min read
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Pause, Breathe, Shower: Simple Ways to Care for Your Mental Health
When life feels overwhelming, our minds and bodies send signals—tight shoulders, racing thoughts, heavy fatigue. These are signs that our nervous system is out of balance.
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Apr 302 min read
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Where Dignity Meets The Joy of Volunteering
When you show up to serve, you’re not just giving out soap - you’re helping to rekindle dignity. You’re showing someone that they matter.
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Mar 282 min read
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Humanizing Homelessness
What if the only thing separating you from being unhoused was one unexpected crisis?
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Feb 281 min read
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Radical Hospitality®: Seeing Our Unhoused Neighbors Through the Eyes of Love
The first time I offered a warm meal to an unhoused neighbor, I expected gratitude. Instead, I saw something I wasn’t prepared...
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Jan 312 min read
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