SHEO

06/01/2014

"I think we all have empathy. We may not have enough courage to display it." --Maya Angelou Whether it's courage or stubbornness, Dakota State University sophomore Aris Nance is certainly displaying his empathy. A business major, Nancy has spent the last couple of weeks living on the streets -- not because he has to but because he chooses to do so. The motivation for this drastic decision is to raise awareness for the organization SHEO. SHEO stands for Someone Helps Every One, and Nance's goal is to raise $12,000 for survival kits that will be distributed through agencies in Sioux Falls. The c... - See more at: http://www.bignewsnetwork.com/index.php/sid/219091662/scat/c177c0ee9d06c55f .dYriosWY.dpuf

06/01/2014

Aris Nance, a 23-year-old student at Dakota State University in Madison, S.D., who was homeless himself until a couple months ago, just launched a nonprofit called Sheo (Someone Helps Everyone) that creates survival kits for the homeless.

The kits include basics like a toothbrush, first-aid supplies, a list of emergency contacts and clean T-shirts. Nance wants to partner with schools and homeless organizations to provide them for free. But first he needs the funding to create the kits -- so far he has only done a few.

"I just gave two kits to (college students) I know who are going to be stuck on campus during Christmas break," said Nance.

http://m.local10.com/money/Help-for-homeless-college-students/-/16717888/23707704/-/kyuc72/-/index.html

05/01/2014

I am proud to announce that SHEO was interviewed by South Dakota Magazine and also by CNN!

05/01/2014

Sheo will visiting Skid Row Los Angeles February 13th-16th and we will be giving out Valentine’s gifts to the many homeless men, women and children in the area of Skid Row and would like your support. Love is so simple to give and to show, but so many people including children go without ever feeling that heartwarming emotion, we can change that.

We are asking those who are able to sponsor a kit for $5. We have set a goal of $500.00 so that we can construct the rest of the kits and be ready to deliver them on Valentine's Day. Please help give love on a day that we all look forward to. If you wish you donate, you can do so at http://www.mysheo.org/Isupport.

God Bless,

02/01/2014

Sheo is all about people, so if you have an idea for a kit or a new product we could add in the future, drop us a line.

http://www.mysheo.org/have-an-idea/

01/01/2014

As we head into the New Year, our organization would like to say thank to all who supported us either through donations or by encouragements. Our success is from the result of you, from simply visiting our site and allowing our mission to speak for who we are. 2014 will be your year. This is to our readers, our donors and our friends. Sheo Inc. wishes you nothing but the very best this year. For our New Year’s resolution we will make you a promise. We promise to make an impact this year, to touch the lives of those who dream of change. We will touch their lives physically and spiritually, we can be counted on. In order to insure Sheo Inc. keeps its promise, we ask can we count on you?

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24/12/2013

SHEO would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!

-From the Sheo Family

21/12/2013

After revising the pricing for our survival kits, the final purchase price has been established. It is almost shocking to see how little it takes to change a life! You can help us by donating at www.mysheo.org/shopsheo.

We are also looking for an accountant. This person can be a student or a veteran. We are unable to pay any monetary compensation at this point. If you are interested please inbox us or contact us at [email protected] for more information.

Happy Holidays!

18/12/2013

Team Highlight: Dakota State University.

The Enactus team at Dakota State University saw an opportunity, took action and is enabling progress in their community. The team is coordinating with a local nonprofit, SHEO (started by Aris Nance, an Enactus alumnus), that provides short-term relief to individuals recently incarcerated, now living on their own. Working with the organization, the Enactus team has discovered a way to shift the focus from helping its recipients for the short-term with the Survival Kits, to empowering them for the long-term.

This is called Project Transition. The details of Project Transition are still in the early phases of development, but it will provide a six-week program for people in the community to work and take part in empowerment seminars that will provide them with long-term skills such as interview preparation, hygiene awareness, job placement, computer literacy, resume writing and financial awareness.

From Regional Program Managers Jordon Blackford and Kaleb Valdez Carry on, Dakota State University Enactus!

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14/12/2013

Operation Rudolph was a success due to the generosity of those who gave. Thank you so much for making this time of year special for families in our area.

11/12/2013