Share the Spirit

Providing help & hope in the East Bay

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Share the Spirit

Providing help & hope in the East Bay

Donate Stories of help and hope

Share the Spirit

Providing help & hope in the East Bay

Donate Stories of help and hope

Share the Spirit

Providing help & hope in the East Bay

Donate Stories of help and hope

Share the Spirit

Providing help & hope in the East Bay

Donate Stories of help and hope

Share the Spirit

Providing help & hope in the East Bay

Donate Stories of Help and Hope

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2020 Funding - Wow Thank You!

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Since 1994, the East Bay Times has been publishing stories about the hopes and needs of some of the least fortunate among us. Share the Spirit is one of the most meaningful projects we undertake each year and we’re grateful that with your help the 2019 campaign was one of the most successful ever. Please join us this year. Together, we can make our community an even better place.

Sincerely,

Sharon Ryan
Publisher of the East Bay Times

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Fred Finch therapists find new ways to reach socially-distanced clients

As the coronavirus pandemic forces many people to stay at home, Fred Finch Youth & Family Services is finding ways to embrace distance ...
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211 Alameda County helps thousands each year connect to services

VM always considered herself “an overcomer,” especially when it came to helping others overcome their own adversity. There was the time she ...
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Beyond Emancipation helps Oakland woman find stability after a life bouncing from place to place

Growing up in a whirlwind of households – spun around from her parents’ home to foster care, to apartments of various relatives ...
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Opportunity Junction’s career training restores lives

There’s pride in the portrait Gwenette Moore uploaded to her LinkedIn profile, head erect and smiling directly into the camera. But the ...
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Even during the pandemic, BORP keeps disabled participants active

Ben Thornton is dribbling a basketball in Arizona these days, but the sound of the ball pounding the hardwood floor brings him ...
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Rubicon in Richmond helps formerly incarcerated men and women succeed in society

In September 2019, East Contra Costa native Joseph Sickler walked out of High Desert State Prison with plans and optimism, but plenty ...
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