It’s all about service.

Clere, far right, single mother of SEED-supported students Keila, who has since graduated, and Remy. In spite of dealing with HIV, SEED helped Clere retrieve her health and grow vegetables to sell. Family served, family saved.


SEED A Better Life

In a world full of need, we still believe that one small act of giving, of loving can change a life. It’s not about winning or fame or financial success. SEED serves its students and their families so they can eat, study, be healthy, and become fully functioning members of society .

We coordinate with local talent to support a Rwandan community of young people who survived or were directly affected by the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi.

Our logo — a dandelion gone to seed — symbolizes those who died and the seeds of witnesses and family members planting a new future in Rwanda. We provide medical care, educational support, and food supplies to individuals in our program.

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Contact: mavis.bauman@seedabetterlife.org


Mavis Bauman, SEED Pres. — Paintings by Colleen Gallo

Mavis Bauman, SEED President

Painting by Colleen Gallo

“I slept and dreamt that life was joy. I awoke and saw that life was service. I acted and behold, service was joy.”

— Rabindranath Tagore


Our Vision

To decrease suffering and support quality education in Rwanda, bordering countries, and beyond in support of peace and forgiveness in the region.

 

Our Mission

To provide for the Spiritual guidance, Education, and Economic Development of orphans, vulnerable children, and young adults who survived or have been impacted by the Rwandan genocide.  

We ARE making a difference.


Read about SEED’s Rwandan family