Sowing Seeds of Hope continues to provide sack lunches for children who are out of school due to the coronavirus crisis, as well as offering free screening for COVID-19. In an effort to slow or Read More …
Sowing Seeds of Hope honored Perry County’s first responders and their families at a luncheon on Monday, February 17. Personnel from each fire department, law enforcement agency, and other first responders organization were recognized individually. Read More …
On January 31, twenty-three community members gathered to watch RESILIENCE, a documentary by KPJR Films, that explains the science of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and the birth of a new movement to treat and prevent Read More …
Sowing Seeds of Hope is proud to be among this year’s recipients of grant funds from the State of Alabama Department of Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention, more commonly known as the Alabama Children’s Trust Read More …
On December 18, a special guest made an appearance at the Ed Daniel Job Training Center. Santa Claus took a break from Christmas preparations at the North Pole to pose for pictures with local children. Read More …
On December 14, members of the Perry County community joined volunteers from Mountain Brook Baptist Church, Shades Crest Baptist Church, and Judson College for Christmas at the Center, Sowing Seeds of Hope’s annual Christmas celebration. Read More …
Each fall, Sowing Seeds of Hope’s Social and Spiritual Task Force reaches out to churches across Perry County for nominations. Each church is asked to select elderly, sick, or struggling members from their congregations to 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.
