Seeds of Caring Service Projects for Kids

Seeds of Caring Service Projects for Kids includes activities such as assembling care kits for unhoused neighbors, packing sack lunches for food pantries, and conducting pet food drives for local animal shelters. Kids also take part in anti-racism education that explores privilege, donate diverse books and toys to local organizations, make music, and visit with members of developmentally disabled and local senior communities.

• Ages: 2–12 years old

Seeds of Caring Service Projects for Kids focuses projects around three key pillars: Service, Social Action, and Community Building. The organization was created specifically to engage children in meaningful service and offers kid-focused volunteer opportunities for families, classrooms, groups, and offices, and also develops and customizes service opportunities for corporate team building and family volunteering. Seeds of Caring is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Its mission statement is: “Seeds of Caring empowers kids to create a kinder community with their hearts, hands, and minds.” Brandy Jemczura, a former teacher and licensed social worker who holds the titles MSW, LSW, serves as Executive Director and Founder, alongside a leadership team that includes roles in development, programming, operations, communications, marketing, and coordination. Seeds of Caring teams together with more than 80 non-profit organizations to help kids and adults learn about and take action on issues of homelessness, hunger, stigmas surrounding developmental disabilities, senior isolation and loneliness, environmental care, and more. Testimonials from participants and partners describe experiences such as making more than 300 lunches for people who are hungry and sharing that “just because we’re kids doesn’t mean we can’t make a difference,” as well as reflections from children on kindness, hope, and being a reason things get better for people who are not treated fairly.

Last updated August 16, 2026.