Supporting and Helping Asylees and Refugees - SHARe

05/29/2026

Meet SHARe friends, congratulate Nick, enjoy the music, dance! 💖

02/01/2026

01/31/2026

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I want to make sure you know who I’m racing for when I get to the start line at the Olympics. I’m racing for an American people who stand for love, for acceptance, for compassion, honesty and respect for others. I do not stand for hate or violence or discrimination.

I get to decide who I’m racing for every single day, and how I want to live up to my values. For everyone out there caring for others, protecting their neighbors and meeting people with love - every single step is for you. YOU are the ones who make me proud to carry the flag, and I hope I can bring you joy over these next few weeks. ❤️🤍💙

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01/09/2026

Join us in this learning opportunity, along with organizations across the country aiming to build stronger communities, where everyone can contribute and everyone belongs.

01/07/2026

GET NOTIFIED WHEN ICE IS IN THE UPPER VALLEY - To get ICE & CBP text alerts: text “alert” to (603) 919-9847

01/05/2026

SAVE THE DATE - Art Exhibit: Different Roots, Common Dreams - An evening with photographer Becky Field on Tuesday, Jan 13th, 4:30 - 6 pm at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center - Williamson Gallery, 4th floor of Williamson Building.

“Different Roots, Common Dreams,” national award-winning photographer Becky Field, documents the vitality and diversity of New Hampshire’s immigrants. The photos show families, children, workplaces, and traditional ceremonies. Join the Dartmouth Health International Employee Resource Group and the Arts & Humanities Program for an evening with our community partners and an artist engagement with Becky Field.

01/03/2026

Help protect our community and join growing rapid response efforts in the Upper Valley and beyond. One important way to help is by staying informed about ICE activity and reporting when you see ICE in the area!

01/02/2026

There are many opportunities to help or volunteer with Supporting and Helping Asylees and Refugees - SHARe! If you have time in the next couple of weeks, the SHARe team would love to hear from you! Email us at [email protected].

Join a family support team - There are many dimensions to the team’s work, with things arising every day. As a part of the team, you can choose activities that happen consistently or jump in when that extra hand or caring conversation is needed.

Rides - Occasional rides to work, early mornings, evenings, and weekends, when Advance Transit doesn’t run. Also, medical appointments, social activities, and shopping, where you would stay alongside the newcomer.

Healthcare accompaniment - Join experienced team members to help newcomers navigate our complex and changing system of care (and payment for that care).

English lessons - Opportunities with adults and children, early beginners, and more advanced.

Shopping or social connections - Help with shopping, accompany kids to the Montshire, enjoy a meal together (for example, see below, next Sunday’s meal at First Congregational Church in Lebanon!)

Material needs - Needs are occurring all the time, and so often, a neighbor in the community has just the thing or a helpful connection. Usually seasonal clothing and household items. Right now, we’re seeking a low-cost or donated minivan to accommodate a family of 6. If you have a car or a connection, please reach out!

Donate - Financial support is always put right to work, directly supporting new neighbors and building community. Recurring gifts are especially helpful. Donate at sharevtnh.org

12/31/2025

From all of us at SHARe, we wish you love, joy, and warm wishes for the new year as we build a thriving, welcoming community together.

12/22/2025

ALL ARE WELCOME!! Community Dinner on Sunday 12/28

Sharing this event - First Congregational Church in Lebanon hosts a community dinner on the fourth Sunday of every month at 5:00 PM, near Colburn Park (The Green), Lebanon, NH.
PLEASE NOTE—The north end of Church St is closed for construction of the new fire station, but the parking lot is still accessible from downhill, via Water and Valley Streets. You can also access our Parish Hall from the front of our building by using the side door.