Welcome to the SHARE Foundation Impact Report 2025. We’re excited to share the amazing progress we've made this past year in our journey to impact the health and well-being of our community. As we look back on the year's successes and the inspiring stories from our work, we want to recognize the dedicated efforts of our employees, partners, volunteers, and all the wonderful individuals we serve.
In 2025, the SHARE Foundation made significant strides toward fulfilling its mission, with a year full of growth and impact. We expanded key programs, improved healthcare access, and touched countless lives in the community. This report showcases the progress we’ve made, sharing the stories and successes that highlight our work and the differences we’re making every day.
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Britney Snell New President/CEO -
In August 2025, the SHARE Foundation Board of Directors was proud to announce the promotion of Britney Snell from Chief Financial Officer to President and Chief Executive Officer. Britney’s leadership and financial expertise, combined with her deep commitment to the Foundation’s mission, have positioned her as the ideal leader for this next chapter.
“We are thrilled that Britney Snell is leading SHARE Foundation as President and CEO,” said Steve Cameron, Chair of the Board of Directors. “Her years of dedication, strategic vision, and passion for our work have made her an invaluable asset to our team. We are confident that under her leadership, the Foundation will continue to thrive and make a lasting impact.”
Reflecting on her appointment, Snell shared, “It is an incredible honor to step into the role as President and CEO of SHARE Foundation. I am deeply inspired by our mission and look forward to continuing our work alongside such a dedicated team and amazing community partners. Together, we will build on our success and reach even greater heights in service to those we serve.”
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In 2025, eXtreme Prevention marked a year of steady growth and meaningful expansion across Union County. The focus centered on strengthening prevention programming and broadening recovery services to meet emerging needs in the community. Initiatives reached further into schools and neighborhoods, new partnerships enhanced collaboration, and services were expanded to provide more consistent support for individuals and families. This continued growth is shaping a stronger, more connected network of prevention and recovery resources throughout the county.
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This clinic provides access to primary health care to uninsured adults aged 18-64 through medical visits, medication assistance, and referrals.
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ScholarshipsPaving the way for higher education to qualifying students. In 2025, 6 new students received SHARE Foundation Scholarships which totaled $47,200. Additionally, 3 scholarship students graduated in 2025 after completing their programs. Overall, the SHARE Foundation has committed $1,128,938 to 259 students pursuing careers in healthcare, public education, and mental health services.
SHARE Foundation Scholarships in 2025:
• The SARH Auxiliary Helen Wright Memorial Scholarship
• Dr. Warren S. & Wilma “Billie” Riley Scholarship
• Lucy A. Ring Memorial Scholarship
• Barton Scholarship
• The John R. Williamson, M.D. Memorial Scholarship -
In 2025, the SARH Foundation remained focused on building long-term support for the hospital while strengthening its foundation for the future. The capital campaign continued to be a central priority, with steady work behind the scenes to refine strategy and deepen relationships that will sustain growth in the years ahead. The Advisory Board also welcomed new members, adding energy and perspective to help guide the next phase of progress.
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Provides wellness facilities and programs designed to impact adverse health outcomes while improving fitness and quality of life.
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Father Bob Allen Charitable Clinic
HealthWorks Fitness Center
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Billie Lindo first discovered Rock Steady Boxing at HealthWorks Fitness Center in May 2024, after seeing an article in an Arkansas magazine and learning about the program through a brochure at her Tai Chi class in Magnolia. Despite not having her own transportation at the time, Billie was determined to join the program and, with the help of insurance-covered transportation, made the journey to El Dorado to being her path with Rock Steady Boxing (RSB).
When she first observed a class, Billie was immediately struck by the dedication and determination of the participants. “I was amazed at how hard the people in the class were working to fight back against Parkinson’s disease,” she recalls. Although many of the participants were further along in the journey with Parkinson’s disease than she was at the time, Billie felt an immediate connection and knew RSB was something she needed in her life. “It put a smile on my face; I couldn't stop smiling,” she said, reflecting on her first experience.
Now, nearly a year later, Billie has seen firsthand the transformative effects that RSB has had on her health and well-being. “I felt like I’ve moved on to the next stage of Parkinson’s, but it’s still better than before,” she shares. Each class leaves Billie feeling better, both physically and emotionally, and she finds herself attending even on days when she doesn’t feel like it. “I know I will feel much better afterward,” she says, emphasizing how RSB has enhanced her ability to move her body and engage in activities she loves.
Billie’s experience with Rock Steady Boxing has not only improved her own health, but she is now a passionate advocate for the program. “Oh, my goodness YES, YES,” she exclaims when asked if she would recommend RSB to others with Parkinson’s disease. “Anytime I have a chance to talk about RSB to anybody, whether they have Parkinson’s or have a family or friend, I encourage them to get involved.” For Billie, Rock Steady Boxing at HealthWorks has become a vital part of her life, offering both physical strength and a sense of community that empowers her every day.
