The Sharing Center has been loving our neighbors since 1986. We are more than just a singular resource for those facing difficult circumstances.
We address immediate needs, as well as provide extended support through programs that lead those experiencing poverty toward a better future and long-term stability.
Hunger Relief
Nourishing families and individuals with dignity. Through The Pantry, we offer one of the largest free food assistance resources in Seminole County to alleviate hunger.
Center for Hope
Hope begins here. We see to it that individuals and families experiencing poverty receive comprehensive services from the moment they arrive to when they depart.
Preventing Homelessness
The Oasis, our homeless respite center, is the only place in Seminole County that provides showers, laundry service, housing guidance, internet access, mail service, and haircut services.
The need is growing and so are we!
In a few short months, The Sharing Center campus will begin to evolve to better serve those experiencing hunger & homelessness. Our greater community helped make our next steps possible!
The Oasis, Seminole County’s only respite center for individuals and families experiencing homelessness, is expanding to double our impact! Also, our retail store, The Village Shoppes, will expand to offer more unique finds helping to raise an anticipated $250,000 more annually and directly provide financial assistance to those in need.
We look forward to sharing more with you about our ongoing progress and welcome you to tour our campus soon.
Shop With a Purpose
90% of every donation is used to prevent hunger and homelessness.
Where Shopping Gives Back
Welcome loyal and new shoppers! The Village Shoppes hours are Monday - Saturday, 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. You are able to drop-off donations, Monday - Saturday, 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
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