Earlier this month, we gathered in gratitude to celebrate the leadership and legacy of Melinda Lackey.  We recognize, in humility and thankfulness, that we are standing on her shoulders as we step into this next season at SEED.   As we look back over this last year, there is much for us to recognize and give thanks for. Our deepest gratitude: For those who have come before us and planted their seeds at SEED Impact: Former team members, partners, staff, volunteers, interns and

Dear Friends,   Since the earliest days of SEED in 2003, my passion has been to assist nonprofit founders, leaders and their organizations to thrive. As I step away from SEED Impact, I am thrilled that together we have built a sustainable, thriving organization.  Last week I was pondering the numerous ways Socio-emotional learning (SEL) can describe the diverse work of our nonprofit sector, as one does on a Wednesday afternoon. 

Does a song ever pop up in your head at the oddest of times? Last week I was pondering the numerous ways Socio-emotional learning (SEL) can describe the diverse work of our nonprofit sector, as one does on a Wednesday afternoon. 

Samora had a dream. Living as a single mom in one of New York City’s largest public housing buildings, Samora daily saw young moms in need of vital resources, young moms as she had once been.