Good things grow where somebody plants them.
Good Seed delivers programs that serve over 1,000 people in Los Angeles County a year. Every one of them started with a person who decided to help. Here are four ways to be that person.
- Tax status
- Good Seed Community Development Corporation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit; gifts are tax-deductible as allowed by law
- Give online
- giv.li/ticd43
- Questions
- [email protected] · (323) 758-5433
What a gift becomes.
Illustrative amounts — every dollar goes to the program where it’s needed most unless you tell us otherwise.
A week of showers
Soap, towels, laundry and a hot meal for one young person for a week at the drop-in center.
Give $50A move-in kit
Sheets, a pillow, a pan, a plate, a lamp — the things that make a unit livable on night one.
Give $150A month of outreach
Water, hygiene kits, phone chargers and bus passes for the street team for a month.
Give $500A caseload, funded
Helps carry a case manager’s caseload of fifteen people for a month, home visits included.
Give $2,500Agencies, hospitals, probation, shelters, health plans.
Most Good Seed programs accept referrals from partners as well as self-referral. Tell us who, and which door you think fits; we’ll confirm eligibility and handle any health-plan authorization.
Email the referral to us with your name and agency, the program you have in mind, and the client's first name or initials, age, Medi-Cal plan if known, current situation and best way to reach them. Please don't send full medical records by email.
Hire with us
Our Supported Employment graduates come with a coach who stays after the offer. Partners have included Walmart, Macy’s, Walgreens, Red Lobster, Olive Garden, Jamba Juice, DirecTV and Uber. Add your business to the list.
Talk to the employment teamGive a Saturday
Garden build days, resource fairs, hygiene-kit packing, and outreach ride-alongs for trained volunteers. Groups welcome.
Sign up to volunteerContract with us
Our team will walk you through outcomes, capacity and contracts for outreach, case management, housing navigation and mental health promotion.
Start a conversationThings we always need
New socks and underwear, hygiene items, bus passes, phone chargers, twin bedding, and gift cards for groceries and work clothes.
Arrange a drop-offPlant something.
Every gift, referral and hire is a door someone else gets to walk through.