Saburah El-Amin is the co-founder, backbone, and lead community organizer for the SHARE Center. Her experience and activism in the Central Kentucky community has spanned more than two decades.
The primary means of attaining this is through our focus on helping people locate and get jobs. Inside this mission volunteers investigate and identify potential jobs and then counsel clients who enter the SHARE Center to match them with appropriate jobs. We provide the resources and guidance to get the jobs. We have attained a greater than fifty percent success rate at having clients secure jobs.
Dr. Ihsan Bagby graduated from the University of Michigan in Near Eastern Studies with specialty in Islamic Law. His research for the last 10 years has focused on Muslims in America. Dr. Bagby also serves on numerous community action boards including CAIR, ISNA, MANA, and SHARE National
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Humza Qureshi is a first-year resident at the University of Kentucky and is the general manager of the SHARE Center Clinic. Humza served as the President of the Muslim Student Association from 2012-2014 and currently serves as a board member for the Islamic Society of Central Kentucky. Additionally, he serves on the Executive Committee of the SHARE Center.
EVERY COMMUNITY DESERVES TO SHINE
The Share Center is a social service and advocacy center with the vision of mobilizing people around an activist agenda of community service that provides services and advocates for the physical and spiritual needs of the inner city communities of Lexington.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
SHARE stands for Services for Human Advancement and Resource Enhancement. SHARE is a non-profit social service center for the economic and social advancement of the Lexington community. Our goal is to assist in the development of the individual, family, and community self-sufficiency, and to provide the tools and guidance for individuals so that they may become healthy, whole, righteous human beings including all races, religions, and backgrounds. We strive to Make a Difference and Show Compassion in Lexington so that the individual is not relying on the Community but applying their abilities and committed desires to become self-reliant and remaining productive.