Share-On
The SHARE-ON Project is equal parts legacy, empathy in action, and paying it forward. Created to honor the memory of our mother Evelyn E. Huntley-McDonald.
Fondly referred to as “Share-on” by her offspring because of her love of sharing, Evelyn was the embodiment of a selfless love that gently enveloped everyone around her – her family, friends, church community and the town of Linden in Guyana, South America
A mother to the motherless, a shoulder to cry on, someone to call when you wanted to be prayed for, she was everything to everyone, and there was no limit to her heartfelt generosity. No problem was too small for her attention or too large for her willingness to help. She understood that life is full of pitfalls and that when helping hands reach out to those less fortunate, their despair, fear and feeling of isolation can be mended.
We are committed to perpetuating her philosophy and will shape all our activities to reflect the important values that were her guiding light. We have designated the first phase of our Share-On Project to help families in need during the year 2020 and beyond. Our plan is to provide bags of groceries to a preselected, deserving family each month so that they have one less financial challenge to face. We know that food scarcity can affect the health and resilience of families and their children and can impede their ability to function both mentally and physically. We hope to restore faith in themselves and faith in their community.
Your generous contribution will help a family in need with bags of groceries to pre-selected families each month.
Your generous contribution will help a family in need with a bag of groceries to pre-selected families each month.
Know a family that could use a helping hand? Give us your details and we will contact you to find out more.
Know a family that could use a helping hand? Give us your details and we will contact you to find out more.
Is your family struggling to make ends meet? Drop us a line and we can reach out to see if we can help.
Is your family struggling to make ends meet? Drop us a line and we can reach out to see if we can help.
We realize that this is an ambitious project, but we hope that the end result will manifest in countless other individuals launching their own ‘giving projects.’ One project cannot solve all of the problems that families face, but when thousands of people each create a giving project, thousands and thousands of individuals, families and their children who are in dire need will experience the precious feeling of hope.
Recipient #24 - December 2021
The SHARE-ON Project is equal parts legacy, empathy in action, and paying it forward. Created to honor the memory of our mother Evelyn E. Huntley-McDonald.
Fondly referred to as “Share-on” by her offspring because of her love of sharing, Evelyn was the embodiment of a selfless love that gently enveloped everyone around her – her family, friends, church community and the town of Linden in Guyana, South America
A mother to the motherless, a shoulder to cry on, someone to call when you wanted to be prayed for, she was everything to everyone, and there was no limit to her heartfelt generosity. No problem was too small for her attention or too large for her willingness to help. She understood that life is full of pitfalls and that when helping hands reach out to those less fortunate, their despair, fear and feeling of isolation can be mended.
We are committed to perpetuating her philosophy and will shape all our activities to reflect the important values that were her guiding light. We have designated the first phase of our Share-On Project to help families in need during the year 2020 and beyond. Our plan is to provide bags of groceries to a preselected, deserving family each month so that they have one less financial challenge to face. We know that food scarcity can affect the health and resilience of families and their children and can impede their ability to function both mentally and physically. We hope to restore faith in themselves and faith in their community.
We realize that this is an ambitious project, but we hope that the end result will manifest in countless other individuals launching their own ‘giving projects.’ One project cannot solve all of the problems that families face, but when thousands of people each create a giving project, thousands and thousands of individuals, families and their children who are in dire need will experience the precious feeling of hope.
Recipient #16 - April 2021
The founder of The Share-On Project believes in the power of a hand up.
She grew up in a poor single-mother household with seven siblings. As a family they were spared hunger and deprivation by the generosity and kindness of people in the community who helped them during those tough years with no ulterior motives.
The experience had a lasting and defining impact on the person she has become and is the core driver of her intrinsic desire to provide similar acts of generosity and kindness to single parent families in comparable circumstances.
It took the passing of her mother in 2017 to fuse her past and present into one cohesive, life-fulfilling objective. She saw firsthand how she mother reciprocated the support they had received as a family to others in the community and has many memories of her mother’s relentless endeavors to help others.
She founded this initiative in January 2020.
EMAIL: shareonproject2020@gmail.com
The founder of The Share-On Project believes in the power of a hand up.
She grew up in a poor single-mother household with seven siblings. As a family they were spared hunger and deprivation by the generosity and kindness of people in the community who helped them during those tough years with no ulterior motives.
The experience had a lasting and defining impact on the person she has become and is the core driver of her intrinsic desire to provide similar acts of generosity and kindness to single parent families in comparable circumstances.
It took the passing of her mother in 2017 to fuse her past and present into one cohesive, life-fulfilling objective. She saw firsthand how she mother reciprocated the support they had received as a family to others in the community and has many memories of her mother’s relentless endeavors to help others.
She founded this initiative in January 2020.