On November 18, Sowing Seeds of Hope volunteers and staff gathered with members of First Presbyterian Church of Tuscaloosa and Mountain Brook Baptist Church to pack over 300 grocery bags. Each bag contained groceries for Read More …
Frances Ford, Executive Director of Sowing Seeds of Hope, was honored with the Samford University Medallion Award on November 1. Ford was among three award recipients “whose good works have made a difference in society, Read More …
Sowing Seeds of Hope is excited to welcome Lauren Adkinson as our 2021 summer intern. Lauren just completed her junior year at Judson College, where she studied Psychology and Music. A native of Dothan, Lauren Read More …
Frances Ford was invited presented a masterclass at the October national conference of the Christian Community Development Association (CCDA). The three-day interactive online event was designed allow practitioners across the country to find the renewal Read More …
Sowing Seeds of Hope hosted a 5K and One Mile Fun Run in on Saturday, September 26. Due to safety concerns, the event was primarily held in a virtual format. Registered participants were free to Read More …
The Alabama Department of Mental Health, in partnership with the Alabama Department of Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention and the Alabama Network of Family Resource Centers, has provided funding to educate helping professionals about adverse Read More …
Sowing Seeds of Hope is sponsoring a virtual 5K and One Mile Fun Run to raise awareness about childhood obesity and raise funds for children’s programs. Due to safety concerns, the event will be held Read More …
Sowing Seeds of Hope was honored to receive the University of Alabama Council on Community-Based Partnerships’ Excellence Award for Outstanding Community Partner-Initiated Engagement Effort. The award recognized our work with Dr. Chapman Greer and her Read More …
Since 1790, the United States government has attempted to count the people living inside its borders every ten years. The twenty-fourth American census is now underway, and it will determine how billions of dollars in Read More …
This week, Sowing Seeds of Hope distributed “coronavirus care kits” to fifty senior citizens in Perry County. Each kit contained hand sanitizer, tissues, and disposable face masks. In addition, each bag contained a red ribbon Read More …
Sowing Seeds of Hope promotes positive, collaborative community development that improves life for the residents of the Alabama Black Belt. Our work includes efforts to improve health, housing, and the resources available to families, which include education, economic development, and concrete support.
