2023 Annual Report

In this year’s SEED Foundation Annual Report, we hear from SEED’s first graduating class. The SEED School of Washington D.C.’s (SEED DC) Class of 2004 were trailblazers who helped build SEED as we know it today. The paths their lives have taken since their time at SEED reaffirm our foundational concept: that every child has great potential and deserves the opportunity to fulfill it.

Each time we open another school in a new community, a new group of founding SEED students, families, staff, leaders, and donors take that first step into the unknown with us—the beginning of a lifelong journey. They believe in a vision before it becomes brick and mortar. We are grateful to everyone in the SEED community that continues to make dreams of a college degree a reality for students across the country.

THE 2022 ANNUAL REPORT

This year we celebrated 25 plus Years of Providing College Preparatory Education in a Public Boarding School Setting, and we highlight the stories of SEED students, graduates, and champions in their own words. Their experiences illustrate the far-reaching effects of a SEED education and exemplify what inspires our work every day.

the 2021 annual report

When our graduates reach their goals and become the first in their families to secure a bachelor’s or master’s degree, the first to attain economic stability, the first to achieve their professional goals, the SEED community is there to celebrate their success.

The 2020 Annual Report

When we reflect on 2020, three of the seven SEED core values we drew on most are Gratitude, Perseverance, and Growth. While all of our core values drive our actions, these in particular describe how the tight-knit SEED community dealt with adversity.



The 2019 Annual Report

The SEED Program Model includes three elements that are critical to supporting students and graduates to get to and through college. Everything we do is aimed at ensuring that our scholars have the tools and opportunities they need to flourish.



the 2018 annual report

The power of the SEED network is real. We are proud to share the stories of three special SEED students. We’re also eager to share our promise for the next decade.