When it’s gone, it’s still there!

Dear Families,

I'm Anthony, the founder of Share(d), and I'm taking the time to write to you one last time to tell you that a new page is turning for Share(d), but that its story is not over!

We wrote to you at the beginning of September to allow you to make the necessary preparations for a forthcoming closure that seemed inevitable...

However, as you have probably noticed, the service was not suspended on October 13...

And I'm so pleased to be able to tell you that it won't be at all.

We've been lucky enough to receive hundreds of messages of encouragement and support during this difficult time!

And among you, two users in love with Share(d)...

A couple, who has started a blended family, and whom Share(d) has been helping to organize for some time now.

Two parents who understand our mission 100% and the issues we address, because they experience them themselves every day!

Two entrepreneurs who know what a project like this can entail, in terms of commitment, sacrifice, excitement and roller-coaster rides!

Finally, two wonderful people, with whom I've had the pleasure of talking practically every day, to build a viable takeover project together, with the sole aim of enabling Share(d) to continue growing, alongside all the families who have already become attached to it, and all the others to come...

I am therefore pleased to write to you one last time on my behalf, to tell you that this is it: the transition is underway, and a new page in the history of Share(d) is about to be written.

I know in advance that this story will be a beautiful one, because Share(d) is truly useful and rooted in the daily lives of all those who write it.

I'm proud to have written the first lines, and happy to hand over the pen to this wonderful couple (I'll leave it to them to introduce themselves to you when the time comes 😉 ).

To you,

I'd like to take this opportunity to thank you one last time for all the support you've given us, and to ask you one last thing:

Keep supporting Share(d)!

Over the last few weeks, you've seen just how fragile a young project can be, despite its quality and usefulness, if it can't rely fully on the support of its users, including their financial support.

So subscribe, and keep Share(d) alive!

Subscribing means taking advantage of so many cool and useful features!  

But subscribing also means getting involved and supporting a team that fights every day!

It really is a team effort, and you can all be part of it!

Thanks again and long live Share(d)!

Anthony