Cultivate a Joyful Life
ShareJoy provides you with inspiring, meaningful, and useful goodies and gifts with the added bonus of knowing proceeds are given back to the community! To read more, click here!
Our financial contributions in 2023 totaled $1,584.80!
We couldn't do this without you. Thank you!
Our 2024 beneficiary!
Every purchase you make in 2024 will bless the St James Coffee shop!
Friends, if you purchase, speak about, share social media content from, wear apparel, or in some way promote ShareJoy, THANK YOU!
START SHOPPING FOR A CAUSE!
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Stickers (individual, custom)
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State of Joy MN hats (adult and youth sizes)
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Bundle of Joy! swaddle blankets
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Tote Bag: Live in a State of Joy MN (**limited stock**)
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Proceeds versus Profit
Profit is the total amount of money a business earns minus expenses.
Proceeds measure the amount earned from specific sales before subtracting expenses.
ShareJoy tithes 10% of all sales proceeds each year to a chosen organization. We are so very thankful for all of the support we received in 2023 to be able to #sharejoy with our community and support other ministries!
What sharejoy customers are saying
We offer customization!
Are you looking for something specific? CLICK HERE!
JoyBlocks
Your loved one will cherish these timeless classic toys! As a baby grows, the multi-functional blocks can be used as grasping objects, safe teething option, motor development in stacking skills, alphabet recognition, and introduction to scripture in daily life.
Interview by Voyage Minnesota magazine
What does success mean to you?
Whoa. This goes back to the question [asked earlier in the interview] about ‘has the road been easy?' I repeatedly remind myself and receive divine reminders that my decided timing is not always the best timing for others.
Additionally, how the world or how I might define success quantitatively in terms of money raised for a non-profit or the number of items sold at a pop-up shop are fine relative measures; however, the absolute measure of success connects back to purpose and values – the ministry. This whole experience is humbling.
