WAYS TO GIVE
However you choose to give, you become part of the village that believes in what young people can become.
Direct Financial Giving
Fund the Foundation for Success
Every major harvest starts with a single seed. When you give to The Seed House, you aren’t just making a donation—you’re directly investing in the roots of our community.
Whether you make a one-time gift today or join our Sustainer Circle with a monthly contribution, your support keeps our daily operations running and our long-term programs growing.
$25
provides essential supplies for one community workshop.
$50
sponsors a community dinner for members
$100
funds a full month of mentorship for a youth leader
$150
supports Housing & Life School services
$500
goes towards a member’s Financial Wellness education
$1,000
will provide a member Purpose Therapy
$2,000
will support a member to receive community development & career pathways services for a year
Can we borrow your birthday?
We invite you to celebrate your next trip around the sun by launching a Personal Birthday Campaign for Seed House Project. Instead of traditional gifts, you can ask your friends and social media followers to invest in a young person’s future.
DONOR ADVISED FUNDING (DAF)
Your DAF, Put to Work Where it Matters
If you manage your giving through a DAF (like Fidelity Charitable, Schwab Charitable, or Vanguard Charitable), you can easily direct a grant to support The Seed House. It’s a seamless way to put your charitable investments to work in our community right now.
To name us as a beneficiary, just use our organization’s details below:
- Legal Name: Seed House Project
- EIN (Tax ID Number): 46-3562349
Ready to make a transfer? Use our secure tool to log in and direct your gift instantly:
EVENT SPONSORSHIP
Partner with Purpose
Boost your business’s local visibility while making a real difference. When you sponsor a Seed House Project event, you directly invest in community change.
Depending on your tier, your sponsorship includes:
- Brand Exposure
- VIP Tickets
- Social Features
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Every Fall: Seed House Project Annual Wellness Retreat
For system-impacted young adults navigating daily trauma and survival, the chance to simply breathe is a rare privilege. The annual Seed House Project Wellness Retreat removes 50 individuals from the high-pressure city grind and immerses them in nature for a transformative week of healing. Through therapy, mindfulness, outdoor activities, and shared meals, our members and staff step out of isolation to rest, reflect, and bond. Nature, nourishment, and community shouldn’t be a luxury—they are the essentials our youth need to heal, grow, and collectively flourish.
Lunch at the Garden
Lunch at the Garden is an in-person or virtual gathering space where lived experience meets possibility. We invite professionals, creatives, and leaders from all industries—entrepreneurship, arts, tech, social impact, and beyond—to volunteer just one lunch hour (60 minutes) to share their real, human journey. This isn’t about perfection or a polished keynote. It’s about sharing the setbacks, pivots, and breakthroughs that shaped who you are today, helping transitional-age youth (ages 18–28) and emerging creatives see beyond the limits and labels society has placed on them.
Purpose Party
Rooted in purpose. Built to bloom. Los Angeles is a city defined by growth, renewal, and fresh beginnings—the perfect backdrop for The Seed House Project’s Purpose Party! Whether you’ve been rooting for us since day one or you’re completely new to our mission, this event is for you. We’re bringing together our dedicated champion supporters and introducing passionate new budding champions to the life-changing programs we build every day.
Have questions?
Connect directly with our Director of Development and Communications at shannon@seedhouseproject.org or (818) 916-5004. We’d love to grab a coffee or do a virtual meeting to chat about how we can grow together!
In-Kind Donations
Supply our House
Want to make a direct impact without writing a check? Donating everyday essentials or professional skills directly supports our young people as they build their futures.
- What we need:
- What we cannot accept:
New Bed & Bath: Twin sheets, comforters, pillows, and towels.
Used bedding or towels.
Full-Sized Hygiene: Unopened shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and deodorant.
Opened or travel-sized toiletries.
Tech for Success: Laptops/tablets in good working condition (under 3 years old).
Outdated or broken electronics.
Gift Cards: $10–$25 cards for groceries (Target, Walmart) or rideshares (Uber/Lyft).
Used mattresses or large furniture.
Clothing: New socks/underwear; stain-free casual or interview clothes.
Clothing with stains, rips, or heavy wear.
Professional Services: Pro-bono career coaching, resume writing, therapy, or haircuts.
Items left outside without notice.
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