ANNUAL REPORT - SEEDS

ANNUAL REPORTANNUAL REPORT2016 - 20172016 - 2017

As many of you know, this has been a transformative year for our organization. In the winter of 2016, our Board

of Directors along with staff and community partners came together to redefine SEEDS’ purpose and refine our

mission. From these inspiring and extended discussions emerged a new vision for the future.

Throughout our 23-year history, a deep respect for life, the earth, and one other has remained at the heart of

SEEDS. Now, as we look forward, we’re focused on further fostering that respect while growing the potential of

youth in Durham.

At our core, we are striving to develop the capacity of young people to respect life, the earth, and each other

through growing, cooking, and sharing food.

Through our programming, students get hands-on experience growing and cooking their own food, while

developing leadership skills and becoming stewards of the environment. Beginning in elementary school,

our SEEDlings After-School Enrichment program will immerse children in the wonders of the garden and the

tastes of the kitchen throughout the week. As these young leaders grow and transition to middle school, they

will apprentice with and directly learn from our chef and garden educators. In high school, these innovative

students will be poised to take on leadership roles in our community, helping to plan and conduct lessons in the

garden and kitchen, and participating in facilitated discussions on social justice, food justice, and grassroots

community development.

We believe in the power and ability of our youth to grow — mentally, educationally, and socially — into

transformational leaders of tomorrow. And every day, we see first-hand that our beautiful, two-acre oasis in the

heart of Durham is an ideal space to nurture this transformation.

I have had the indescribable pleasure of joining the SEEDS

team during this transition phase. Drawing on my background

in Public Health, my experience running the operations of a

grassroots nonprofit, and my time as a teacher for exceptional

children, I have been working diligently with the SEEDS team to

grow our new curriculum for developing innovative community

leaders with a strong connection to life, the earth, and each

other. The excitement is palpable, and the forward momentum

is strong. I’m thrilled and honored to be at the helm.

We welcome you to stop into SEEDS, wander through our

garden, sharpen your gardening skills, and see the power

of our programs. Be on the lookout for community events,

Saturday workshops and volunteer days, and inspiring

changes coming from our ever-powerful youth.

Humbly and with dedication,

Jeff Howell,

Executive Director

FRIENDS OF SEEDS,FRIENDS OF SEEDS,

2 SEEDS Annual Report | 2016 – 2017

MEET JEFFMEET JEFF

161 SEEDS

SUMMER CAMPERS

300 YOUTH

VOLUNTEERS FOR SERVICE

LEARNING

900

HOURS OF YOUTH

SERVICE LEARNING

4,700 VOLUNTEER

HOURS CONTRIBUTED DURING THIS

CALENDARYEAR

6,480 HOURS OF

AFTER SCHOOL

ENRICHMENT IN THE

GARDEN AND KITCHEN

ANOTHER GREAT YEAR AT SEEDSANOTHER GREAT YEAR AT SEEDS


“I saw so many

people, especially kids,

disconnected from

nature and the food we

eat. I knew gardens could

be much more than just

places of beauty; they

could transform personal

lives and communities.

I wanted to change

the public perception

of eating and growing

food.”

- Brenda Brodie,

SEEDS Co-founder

“Thank you, thank you

for the awesome week at

summer camp! Eliza had

a blast and says it's her

favorite camp ever! She was

super excited to prepare

her squash from the garden

for us for dinner tonight,

and insisted that her dad

help her plant some of the

seeds so that she can grow

more. I love seeing her so

passionate!”

- Kat Barbosa,

Eliza’s mom

“We had a great time

volunteering! Please

thank [Garden Assistant]

Liza for being such a

great host, joining us

for great conversation

over lunch, and patiently

describing what were

weeds vs. what were

seeds in the garden.

We enjoyed ourselves...

and we learned a lot!”

- Macy Flinchum,

Volunteer

BUT DON’T JUST TAKE IT FROM US...

BY THE NUMBERSBY THE NUMBERS

161 300 900 4,700 6,480

BUT DON’T JUST TAKE IT FROM US...

WHAT PLANTS CAN YOU IDENTIFY?

WHAT MAKES YOU A GREAT LEADER?

WHAT DO YOU LIKE ABOUTYOUR TEACHERS AT SEEDS?

WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE WHEN YOU GROW UP?

WHAT PLANTS CAN YOU IDENTIFY? Strawberry, bell peppers, apple tree, corn, squash, kale,

lettuce and tomatoes.

WHAT MAKES YOU A GREAT LEADER?The other kids listen to me because I listen to them. When

you boss people around they stop listening. Playing with

them is how you get to know them. When you need help,

you say, ‘Hey guys, can you please help me with this?’ And if

they say no, don’t get mad.

WHAT DO YOU LIKE ABOUTYOUR TEACHERS AT SEEDS?The teachers don’t yell or boss you here. I have talked to the

teachers when I was mad or sad. Teachers here have helped

me learn things like yoga, sewing, gardening and cooking.

WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE WHEN YOU GROW UP?A firefighter or a farmer, maybe both. I would like to help

grow food for homeless people and make the community

better. The community would be better if you know lots of

stuff about growing food so you can help people without food.

Adrian Platt is 10 years old and about to enter the 5th grade.

He and his brother Joshua live near SEEDS and have participated

in our after-school and summer camp programs.

Adrian became interested in gardening from a young age,

when he gardened with his beloved grandma. From the

beginning of his time at SEEDS, it was clear to his teachers

that he was a natural in the garden, as well as a kind,

unassuming leader to those around him. With his quiet and

loving demeanor, he encourages his friends at SEEDS to find

the simple joys in working outside: turning soil, working

safely with tools, sowing seeds, and watching plants grow.

We sat down with Adrian and asked him about his garden

knowledge, leadership skills, and his time at SEEDS.

ADRIAN’S FAVORITESGARDEN PLACES:The Grape Arbor, the

Greenhouse, and the

Chicken Castle.

GARDEN FOOD TO EAT:Dino Kale!

GARDEN ACTIVITIES:Using tools and teaching

others how to use tools

properly. Making friends at

SEEDS’ like Adonis, Marializ

and Heidy. Playing and

running in the garden and

visiting the chickens in the

Chicken Castle.

MEMORY OF SEEDS:The first time I picked up a

chicken (also when I met

my after-school friends).

MEET ADRIANMEET ADRIAN

SEEDS Annual Report | 2016 – 2017

ADRIAN’S FAVORITES


OUR GARDEN COMMUNITYOUR GARDEN COMMUNITYOur two-acre garden is growing strong, thanks to

the many hands that have tended to it this past

year. Through the seasons, the garden is a constant

lesson, both when things bloom and when things

fail. SEEDS students work in the garden and learn all

about how plants grow, and our volunteers play an

instrumental role in maintaining our beautiful space.

In the interim months before hiring our new garden

manager, the work of our three garden assistants

was invaluable. Lisa Bruckner, who had previously

interned at SEEDS, returned for the summer to

help coordinate and prioritize garden projects.

Dr. Glenda Clare guided volunteer groups on

Wednesdays and Thursdays, and Liza Engstrom led

our Friday and Saturday groups. On any given day,

there are as many as 50 volunteers of all ages in the

garden, and our assistants have always had a task

(and perhaps even a song) for them!

As a Counselor Educator and clinical supervisor with

three clinical licenses, Dr. Glenda Clare is particularly

interested in how garden knowledge and skills can

be used in a therapeutic setting, and when not at

SEEDS, Liza consults with an employee wellness

company in Raleigh, and operates her own laughter

yoga company, Health and Happiness Align (HAHA).

We are grateful for the talent, skills and enthusiasm

they bring with them to the garden each day.

And, of course, none of it would be possible without

our volunteers. Dedicated, individual volunteers

come to SEEDS week after week to lend their sweat

and smiles, and big volunteer groups help us get

big projects done in no time. This year, we want

to thank groups from Bronto/Oracle, Burt’s Bees,

YouthWorks, NCCU, Cisco and Salesforce for their

continued contributions to helping SEEDS grow.

GET INVOLVEDGET INVOLVED

WE WELCOME VOLUNTEERS:Wednesdays: 9AM - 12PM & 1 PM - 4PM

Thursdays: 9AM - 12PM & 1 PM - 4PM

Fridays: 9AM - 12PM & 1 PM - 4PM

Saturdays: 9AM - 12PM

Now, it’s your turn! Come get involved and

get your hands dirty in the garden. Go to

our website and find a shift that works

for you. Email [email protected]

to learn about bringing a group to SEEDS.

WE WELCOME VOLUNTEERS:

MANY THANKS TO ALL THOSE WHO KEEP SEEDS GROWING WITH THEIR HELPING HANDS!

MANY THANKS TO ALL THOSE WHO KEEP SEEDS GROWING WITH THEIR HELPING HANDS!

SEEDS VOLUNTEERS CONTRIBUTED 4,700 HOURS THIS YEAR!

SEEDS VOLUNTEERS CONTRIBUTED 4,700 HOURS THIS YEAR!

2016 - 2017SEEDS STAFF SEEDS has grown over the

years under the guidance

and leadership of dedicated

staff. We wouldn’t be

where we are without them.

Emily Egge,

Executive Director

Sarah Shapard,

Interim Executive Director

Laurel Shulman,

Operations Manager

Hilary Nichols,

Garden Manager

Kareemah Abdusamad,

After School Coordinator

Lisa Bruckner,

Garden Assistant

Liza Engstrom,

Garden Assistant

Dr. Glenda Clare,

Garden Assistant

Leslie Simonds,

DIG Coordinator

Jody White,

Development Coordinator

Kenneth Strickland,

Summer Camp Manager

THE SEEDS STAFFTHE SEEDS STAFF JEFFJEFF

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THE SEEDS BOARDTHE SEEDS BOARD

Mike Kriston

Emily Friedman

Kim Ionescu

Tiffany Graves

Kim Blair

Angela Gilmore

Sandi Kronick

Deshira Wallace

Brent Droege

‘16 - ‘17 BOARD OF DIRECTORSWil Weldon, President

2016 - 2017SEEDS STAFF

Jeff Howell,

Executive Director

Lara Goodrich Ezor,

Operations and

Volunteer Coordinator

Heather Hill,

Program Coordinator

Trevor Hyde,

Garden Manager

and Educator

Sumi Dutta,

Chef Educator

Herbert Thornton,

After School Coordinator

HEATHERHEATHER HERBHERB


THANK YOU TO OUR DONORSTHANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

Placide Barada James & Ellie Ferguson Joan Mertens

Abigail Agranat

Marcia Angle & Mark Trustin

Kimberly & Brett Blair

Katherine & Richard Bruch

Suzie Bruch & Josh Sacks

Margareta Claesson

Karalyn & Joe Colopy

Brent Droege

Angela Gilmore

Ellen Hart

Jane & William Hix

John Hunter & Amy Roussel

Joan Kasprowicz

Martha Ann Keels &

Dr. Dennis Clements

Jooe Kim

Mike & Gina Kriston

Carol & Mike Krzyzewski

Mark & Cynthia Kuhn

Philip & Nancy Leinbach

Margaret Parker

Mary Putnam

Jacki & Michael Resnick

Jennifer Boyce

Brenda Brodie

Gerry Brown

Kevin Cullen

Anne Ford

Emily Friedman & Keith Guile

Gerri Harris

Courtney & Luke James

Jean Hamilton

Janet & Bryant Stolp

Merywen Wigley

& Kevin Magill

Michael Ulku-Steiner

Sejal Zota & Brian Stull

Michelle Agnew

Misty & Christopher Austin

Don Ball

Rich Bell & Jennifer Curtis

Mary Ann E. Black

Tatyana Blankenship

Stephen Bullock & Laurie Buck

Linda Chisari

Deborah Demott

Michele DeRose

Ira Diamant & Chari Smith

Jennifer Eisele

Ann Gordon

F. Robertson Hershey

Dwayne Huebner

& Ellen Davis

Susan & Thomas Krebs

Sandi Kronick & Eric Cohen

Meredith Lawida

Joseph & Jerri Lemanski

Diane & Gene Linfors

Deborah Bew & David Liu

Susan & Phil Lozier

Catherine Lucas

Heidi & Brian Marks

Sarah Mattingly

Linda & Towson Moore

Stuart & Mary Morrow

Patricia Muhs

Elizabeth & Wes Newman

Michelle Nowlin

& John Tallmadge

William Pizer

Neil Prose

Garrett & Harriet Putman

Chantal Reid

Gladys Siegel

Erin Snow

Deborah & Dan Sorin

Beverly Spillman

Craig Spitzer

Kristina Sachs

Sally Schauman

Emilie Smith

Lee Ann Tilley

Betty & Clark Thomas

Angela Wallace

Wil Weldon

Larry Wheeler

Evelyn Wilbanks

Justin Wright

Donna Zahara & Larry Sachs

INDIVIDUALS: $49 – $249Catherine Adamson

Imad & Julie Aldroubi

Ann & Lex Alexander

Terry Allebaugh & Lori Pistor

Evelyn Ambrose

Carol Anderson

Nancy & Banks Anderson

Lori Arthur

Hopie & Allen Avery

Philip Azar

Donna Baird

Sarah Baligh

INDIVIDUALS: $250 – $499


INDIVIDUALS: $1,000 – $4,999

INDIVIDUALS: $5,000 AND ABOVE




INDIVIDUALS: $1,000 – $4,999

INDIVIDUALS: $5,000 AND ABOVEINDIVIDUALS:

INDIVIDUALS:

INDIVIDUALS:

INDIVIDUALS:

INDIVIDUALS:


INDIVIDUALS: $49 – $249INDIVIDUALS: $49 – $249INDIVIDUALS: Robin Barth

Patricia & John Bartlett

Allison & Scott Belan

Bridget Bell

Laura Benedict

Judith Gilkes Benson

Waltraud Bernstein

Erin Biggerstaff

Barbara & David Birkhead

Mary Brogden

Kathie Bryson

Sara Budarz

Al & Delaina Buehler

Sally & John Bugg

Jeffery Burch

Dr. Larry Burk

Gwendolyn Brooks

Mark & Elaine Brown

Zachary Brown

Victoria Camaione

Thomas Caron

Emily Carrington

Susan & Thomas Carson

Julie Chappell

Jason Cho

Richard Church

Linda Coerr

Chicita Culberson

Rhonda Cohen

& Jay Cunningham

Raymond Collins

& Donnell Kerns

Robert Coolidge

Michaela Cragg

Sidney Cruze & Don Moffitt

Dorian D’Agati

Martha Dimes

Ann & Robert Demaine

Lynn Dowell

Judy & Curtis Eshelman

Carla Fenson

& David Bronstein

Barbara & Peter Fish

Christina Fish

Kenneth & Jamie Flowers

Vida Foubister

Robert & Karen Fowler

Laurie Fox

Nicole Francis

Serena & Toriano Fredericks

Polly Freeman

Peter & Joanne Garrett

Nathanael Gass

Diane B. Goodrich

Tiffany & Christopher Graves

Cynthia Greenlee

William Griffith

Ron Grunwald & Lorisa Seibel

Thomas Hadzor & Susan Ross

Miriam Hage

Allison Haltom & Dave McClay

Jean Hamilton

Karen Hancock

Heidi Hannah

Elizabeth Harris

Hope Hartman

Samantha Hartzell

Fletcher Hassenfelt

Robert Healy

Nancy & Douglas

Henderson-James

Nancy Herndon

Carol & Mark Hewitt

Lorna Hicks

Maura High & Peter Burian

Meredythe & Irwin Holmes

Mary & Michael Horan

Sara Howe & Randall Best

John Inman

Kim Ionescu

Sandra & Peter Jacobi

Deborah Jakubs

& James Roberts

Libby Johnson

Margaret Johnston

Michelle Jones

Betty Kenan

David Kirsch

& Susan Sugarman Kirsch

Patricia Kronick

Emily & Carleton Lee

Martha Lefebvre

Mary & Will LeFevre

Edward Levin

Jay & Hunter Levinsohn

Jay & Susan Levy

Caroline & Paul Lindsay

Barbara Lorie

Lynn Maguire

Hank Majestic

Diane Markoff

Mary Martin

Jonathan Mattingly

Susan & Bill McCraw

Ana McCrory

Nancy & Dean McCumber

Louise McCracken

& Dwight Koeberl

Belinda & Michael McFee

Jennifer McGovern

& Steven Unruhe

Alexa McKerrow

Alicia McKinnis

Marcia McNally

Anne & Victor Moore

Margaret Monast

John Morris

Leslie Morrow

Kirsten Mullen

Margaret & John Murray

Carol Myers

Mary & Frederick Nijhout

Nell Noonan

Lois Oliver

Mindy Oshrain & Stephen Jaffe

Mary Oran

George Parkerson

Joan Peck

Barbara & Lee Pedersen

Sharon & John Perfect

Robert & Mary Ann Peter

Barry Poss

Kerri Post

Tina Prevatte

Lois & Isaac Price

Renee Prillaman

Elizabeth & John Pringle

Nancy Proia

Merry Rabb

Bryna & Gregory Rapp

Aimee Rasmussen

Carol Rist

Frances Rollins

David & Ele Ross

David & JoAnn Rubin

Lao Rupert & Steve Schewel

Eric Wiebe & Cynthia Shimer

Mary Russell-Roberson

& Mark Johnson

Nancy Schiebel

Robert Schwartz

Rebecca Scott

Richard Searles

David Shore

Ella Shore

Mary Alice Simes

Gwyeth Smith Jr.

Joel Smith

Nicole Smith

Dianne Soderlund

Katherine Stanford

Laura Stepp

Jeanette Stokes

& Dwight Honeycutt

Sally & Charles Lynn Stone

Gus & John Svara

Laura Svetkey

& Charles Vander Horst

Sandra Sweitzer

Deborah Taft

Laura Lee Tam

Elizabeth Taylor

& James Palmer

Kay Taylor

Nicholas & Jennifer

Tennyson

Ximena Tovar

Susan Trabka

Anissa & William Walker

Deshira Wallace

Jenny Warburg

Robert Weldon

Wade & Barbara West

Cassandra Willemstein

Claire & Allen Wilcox

Jennifer & Sanders Williams

Redford Williams

Pam & Bob Winton

W. Charles Witzleben

CT Woods

Lois Wright

Leigh & Rodney Wynkoop

Barbara Yoder

Virginia Young

& Jonathan Wiener

Theresa Yuschok


LOCAL BUSINESSESAcme Plumbing

Alternative Aire

American Fundraising

Auctions, Inc.

Bank of North Carolina

Blue Cross Blue Shield of NC

The Change Creation

Cisco

Citrix

Coastal Federal Credit Union

Coulter, Jewell, Thames, PA

CT Wilson

Donation Line, LLC

Duke Energy

Empower Personalized

Fitness

Hill, Chesson and Woody

Kontek Systems

The Kroger Company

Merge Records

Net Friends, Inc.

One World Market

Posh the Salon

Principled Technologies

Qualcomm

Quintiles

The Retreat at Brightleaf

Silver Current Acupuncture

Sports Endeavors, Inc.

Trillium Asset Management

Tilthy Rich Composting

Vert & Vogue

GRANTS & PRIVATE FOUNDATIONSAnanda Fund

BASF Foundation USA

BIN Charitable Foundation

Birmingham Jewish

Foundation

Caring Hands Foundation

Community Foundation of

North Texas

Devonwood Foundation

Dunham Family Foundation

The Dyer Family Foundation

Foundation for the Carolinas

GlaxoSmithKline

Grable Foundation

Harmonia Mundi Fund

Jack and Jill of America

Kenan Family Foundation

The Kingsley Foundation

Mary Duke Biddle

Foundation

Mead Family Foundation

Michael Steven Hershfield/

Susan Brill Rosenthal

Family Fund of the

Comerica Charitable

Trust

M&T Charitable Foundation

The Nandu Fund

Public Welfare Foundation

Randleigh Foundation Trust

Shared Visions Foundations

The Synergy Foundation

Triangle Community

Foundation

United Way of the Greater

Triangle

CIVIC & FAITH ORGANIZATIONSCitizens for Rhinehart

Congregation at Duke Chapel

County of Durham

Croasdaile Garden Club

Duke Health

Duke University Office of

Durham & Regional Affairs

Earthshare of North Carolina

Eno River Unitarian

Universalist Fellowship

Forest Hills Garden Club

Garden Makers Garden Club

Oakview Garden Club

St. Francis of Assisi Church

IN-KIND SUPPORT106 Main

21C Museum Hotel

Jeff Agee

Alley Twenty Six

Bar Virgile

Beer Durham

Bella Bean Organics

Tatyana Blankenship

Blu Seafood

Bull City Burger and Brewery

Bull City Ciderworks

Burt’s Bees

Carolina Theatre

Counter Culture Coffee

The Cupcake Bar

Ann Curtis

Chris Danz

Adriana Doi

Durham Distillery

The Durham Hotel

Eastern Carolina Organics

Emily Egge

Jennifer Eisele

Food FWD

Foster’s Market

Fullsteam Brewery

Dave Fruchtenicht

Matthew Heric

Luna Rotisserie

Mark Maya Photography

Noah Marsh

Mellow Mushroom

Merge Records

Mt. Sylvan UMC Youth

Nana’s

Novozymes

Parker and Otis

Piedmont Restaurant

Pine State Flowers

Ponysaurus

Regulator Bookshop

Rue Cler

Scrap Exchange

Sky Zone

Paul Stinson

Syngenta

Sarah P. Duke Gardens

Spoonflower

Stone Brothers & Byrd

Tithy Rich Composting

Vanessa Van Amerongen

Dena Verdesca

V+T Photography

Prentice Weldon

Washington Duke Inn &

Golf Club

West End Wine Bar

Weston Farms

Whole Foods Market - Durham

Matthew Yearout

LOCAL BUSINESSES

GRANTS & PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS

CIVIC & FAITH ORGANIZATIONS

IN-KIND SUPPORT

LOCAL BUSINESSES

GRANTS & PRIVATE FOUNDATIONS

CIVIC & FAITH ORGANIZATIONS

IN-KIND SUPPORT


2016 - 2017 FINANCIAL DATA2016 - 2017 FINANCIAL DATA

Foundation Grants

Higher Education Scholarships

Individuals, Businesses, Civic Groups

& Faith-Based Organizations

In-Kind Donations, Non-Cash

Contributions, etc.

Fundraising Events

Program Revenue

Interest, Dividend & Miscellaneous

Income

REVENUE/INCOMEREVENUE/INCOMEFoundation Grants

Scholarships -

Higher Education

Individuals, Civic

Groups, Businesses

& Faith-Based

Organizations

In Kind Donations

& Non-Cash

Contributions

Fundraising Events

Program Revenue

Interest, Dividend

& Miscellaneous

Income

Total

32%

0%

52%

2%

10%

4%

0%

$151,000.00

$1,800.00

$241,274.62

$8,549.41

$47,169.00

$17,487.74

$164.94

$467,445.71

EXPENSESEXPENSESPersonnel

Contractors

and

Professional

Fees

Non-Personnel

Program

Expenses

Special

Events

Bank Fees

and Taxes

Land and

Garden

Improvement

Total

62.76%

11.48%

15.00%

3.23%

2.50%

0.28%

4.75%

$227,212.38

$41,575.29

$54,299.79

$11,708.00

$9,040.00

$1,020.12

$17,180.99

$362,036.57

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Join us on September 28th

for an evening of fantastic food from

leading local chefs. Learn how SEEDS is developing the capacity

of young people to respect life, the earth and each other through

growing, cooking and sharing food. Support SEEDS’ growth

through the evening’s exciting silent auction with items including

trips around the world, experiences in the Triangle and local crafts.

KEITH BRODIEKEITH BRODIE

Durham and the SEEDS community lost a visionary this past

year. Psychiatrist, educator and former president of Duke

University, Keith Brodie passed away in December 2016. Dr.

Brodie’s wife of 49 years, Brenda Brodie, co-founded SEEDS in

1994, and together, Keith and Brenda’s passion for community

service, care for the earth, and boundless compassion have

helped Durham, Duke and SEEDS grow. We are grateful for his

life’s work, leadership, contribution to our community, and his

enduring legacy of empathy for all.

IN MEMORY OF KEITH BRODIEIN MEMORY OF KEITH BRODIE


14TH ANNUAL HARVEST DINNER SAVE THE DATE

14TH ANNUAL HARVEST DINNER

FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT US AT SEEDSNC.ORG/HARVEST-DINNER

Lisa Bruckner

Richard Fouse

Hilary Nichols

Annice H. Kenan

Daniel Weinreb

IN HONOR OF

Dr. Keith Brodie Barbara Newborg Bekah Resnick

IN MEMORY OF

MANY THANKS TO OUR MONTHLY SUSTAINERSJoanne Abel

Mari Joerstad

Andy Kane

John Pormann

Margaret & Pete Schubert

Andrew Slater

MANY THANKS TO OUR MONTHLY SUSTAINERS

IN HONOR OF

IN MEMORY OF

FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT US AT SEEDSNC.ORG/HARVEST-DINNER

MANY THANKS TO OUR

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