Upcoming Events
Join Us Feb. 8 for Valentines for Seeds of South Sudan
You’ll be inspired, nourished well and find some great bargains Saturday, Feb. 8 from 1 to 3 pm at the home of Alan and Linda Farb in Westminster. Plus, you’ll help raise funds to send most of our 18 high school graduates to volunteer in South Sudan for a year. Our graduates reconnect with their culture and extended family as well as teach students and learn about the hardships they will face when they return to their native land to live.
WHEN/WHERE: Saturday, February 8, 2025 from 1-3 pm at 4810 W. 102nd Ave. Westminster, CO 80031. Parking on Wolff St.
WHAT: VALENTINE CARDS~ Purchase handmade Valentine cards created for this event, jewelry, tote, stowaway and cosmetic bags, and placemats of colorful Kenyan fabric
SILENT AUCTION~ Bid on gift certificates for West 29th Avenue Restaurant, wine, a massage, gift baskets nail and foot care and a session at OsteoStrong, a science-based system to build bone and muscle that increased bone density 14% for our hostess over three years of weekly sessions!
LUNCH INCLUDED~ Soup, salads, wine, soft drinks, fruit, and chocolate fountain
2 PM: Speakers will describe their recent health screening of Seeds students and a visioning session with our college students in Kenya and you’ll see a video from a student about how Seeds has transformed his life
DONATE: Suggested $30 Charitable Contribution to Seeds of South Sudan. If you are unable to attend, you may make a secure tax-deductible donation online at www.seedsofsouthsudan.org
*** All proceeds go to students returning to South Sudan to volunteer ***
RSVP: Alan Farb alanafarb@gmail.com text: 303-668-6433
Linda Farb lfarb@centurylink.net text: 303-625-3509
Following her volunteer time in South Sudan, 2019 high school graduate Adut Atem pledged that she wanted to help her South Sudanese sisters understand the importance of education and their right NOT to marry young but to pursue their dreams. The 2024 graduates will teach school at an Internally Displaced Persons camp. Seeds high school graduates have found this volunteer experience to be meaningful and informative. It is expensive to travel to South Sudan because of fees to travel through Uganda for safety reasons.
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