Events

Hello SHBHU new and seasoned Families! The Quarterly SHBHU Compassion Meeting will be TONIGHT Tuesday March 20th from 6:15 -7:30 at Apex Community Center.  These Compassion Meetings held quarterly are FOR EVERYONE. They are a great way to see the Small Handers and Ambassador in action.  They lead each meeting and the agenda is an exciting one! We have a great agenda! COMPASSION ACTIVITY: Rolling and Banding Skylar Strider T-shirts for APRIL 11th  FRIENDSHIP HIGH SCHOOL EVENT Bagging brown snack bags for Oak City Outreach - PLEASE BRING SNACKS i.e granola bars, pretzels bag, small water bottles COMPASSION MEETING AGENDA: Welcome New […]

The 102 shirts have now been banded and now for the next stage!  TYE DYING! Upcoming Stenciling stage Event is ONLY an Older Teen (13 and older) and Adult event.  Information, Date and Location is pending.  Stay tuned! Ambassador President Skylar Davis's Friendship High April 11th Soccer Match/Fundraiser is closing in and Skylar and her Team have A LOT of  things on their plate that they will need to focus on for this fundraiser. So SHBHU Families,  let's help her get these shirts dyed! ALL ARE WELCOME to this event! Date: Tuesday March 27th 5:30-7:30pm Location: Carimus Consulting parking lot  707 N West Street Raleigh, […]

Sweet Dreams Compassion Project led by Ambassador Alyssa!  Check this out!  Email SHBHU if your Small Hander or Ambassador can help in any way!    

Chapter Cheer at the Ronald McDonald House in Chapel Hill Story and Crafts with the siblings of the children who are in the hospital and possibly the children who are receiving care at the hospital too. The Ronald McDonald House has asked SHBHU to have no more than 6 people including parents at one time so that we can maintain flexibility and maintain a calm, relaxing atmosphere for the families staying there. Attending families will be responsible for story and follow craft. SHBHU can supply if needed.

Join SHBHU on the third Sunday of every month serving meals with a smile to those experiencing homelessness in the Downtown Raleigh area. OCOC is the result of many organizations working together in an effort to help close the hunger gap! SHBHU volunteers will bring food, drinks, and paper products to help support the main meal. Volunteers arrive at OCOC at 1:00pm to help set up the food line and we are usually finished cleaning up about 2:30pm. Volunteers will receive an email a couple days prior with specifics on what to bring with them. Any age can volunteer and […]

Chapter Cheer at the Ronald McDonald House in Chapel Hill Story and Crafts with the siblings of the children who are in the hospital and possibly the children who are receiving care at the hospital too. The Ronald McDonald House has asked SHBHU to have no more than 6 people including parents at one time so that we can maintain flexibility and maintain a calm, relaxing atmosphere for the families staying there. Attending families will be responsible for story and follow craft. SHBHU can supply if needed.

Join SHBHU at the Raleigh Food Pantry for Kids Day working in the warehouse sorting food, repacking, storing food items, or helping with the children's clothing area. Children must be accompanied by an adult and be 8 years old. When registering only include number of children, not adults. Email with any questions.

Join SHBHU on the third Sunday of every month serving meals with a smile to those experiencing homelessness in the Downtown Raleigh area. OCOC is the result of many organizations working together in an effort to help close the hunger gap! SHBHU volunteers will bring food, drinks, and paper products to help support the main meal. Volunteers arrive at OCOC at 1:00pm to help set up the food line and we are usually finished cleaning up about 2:30pm. Volunteers will receive an email a couple days prior with specifics on what to bring with them. Any age can volunteer and […]

Chapter Cheer at the Ronald McDonald House in Chapel Hill Story and Crafts with the siblings of the children who are in the hospital and possibly the children who are receiving care at the hospital too. The Ronald McDonald House has asked SHBHU to have no more than 6 people including parents at one time so that we can maintain flexibility and maintain a calm, relaxing atmosphere for the families staying there. Attending families will be responsible for story and follow craft. SHBHU can supply if needed.

Join SHBHU on the third Sunday of every month serving meals with a smile to those experiencing homelessness in the Downtown Raleigh area. OCOC is the result of many organizations working together in an effort to help close the hunger gap! SHBHU volunteers will bring food, drinks, and paper products to help support the main meal. Volunteers arrive at OCOC at 1:00pm to help set up the food line and we are usually finished cleaning up about 2:30pm. Volunteers will receive an email a couple days prior with specifics on what to bring with them. Any age can volunteer and […]