Demonstrate strong maturity, responsibility, and motivation Have a parent or guardian letter of approval and support for fundraising activities We request a recommendation from your principal or guidance counselor Fill out a sponsorship application Please send your cover letter and the principal or guidance counselor recommendation letter via email to info@seedsofsouthsudan.org Allow 1-2 weeks

The financial commitment for sponsoring a student’s needs for an entire year, including tuition, room, board, medical care and other essentials, is $1,800 or $150 a month. We understand that this is a significant sum of money and, in addition to our individual donors, many of our children are currently sponsored by a church, school,

There may or may not be a choice of student gender, though SOSS will try their best to accommodate gender choice when requested. It is the position of the members of the Board that both genders are capable of education and leadership in the development of this new nation, South Sudan. Therefore, both genders are

During school breaks--the months of April, August, and December throughout Kenya-- the Seeds students live at Home Base, a large family home and compound in Nakuru, Kenya. They live there with responsible adults who cook for them, supervise games and activities, provide medical aid if needed, and keep them safe. Home Base was purchased with

Sponsors change the life of a refugee orphan by giving them a chance for three meals a day and an outstanding education. The cost is $1,800 a year or $150 per month. Sponsorships can be shared with another person or a group.  The funds pay for: Tuition Safe, secure shelter and regular meals School uniforms

Roots Academy is located in Nakuru, Kenya. It is a high ranking K-8th grade boarding school privately owned by Mr. Anil Walia, a Kenyan citizen of Indian origin. The gender breakdown is 75% boys and 25% girls. Upon completion of the 8th grade, students are well equipped to take the high school entrance exam to

Since 2017, several sponsors and volunteers have visited their students and schools. Many visit Roots Academy, a K-8 school in Nakuru where most Seeds students begin their formal education. In 2022, a total of 14 Seeds volunteers on two service trips visited Nairobi and Nakuru and provided leadership and skills training, including interviewing for jobs

Almost all the students from South Sudan are orphans; there are a handful of South Sudanese children who are not orphans but their parents are unable to provide food, shelter or education for them. The students in our program are carefully selected from among the brightest and most eager refugee orphans from Arok’s community. They

Seeds of South Sudan has several ongoing fundraising goals: Sponsoring the education of 200 students for their academic careers. Since its founding in 2009, Seeds has rescued more than 150 students from the Kakuma Refugee Camp.  Many of the students have now completed high school. Raise money to educate high school graduates to earn a

Seeds of South Sudan operates in the United States under a Board of Directors and bylaws. The Board is currently all based out of the Denver area, though we have had Board members serve remotely in the past. See photos and bios of the current board members here: We welcome inquiries from people interested in