• Five people standing together for a family photo

    SEED round-up program

    and Seward Co-op grants

Centro Tyrone Guzman

As the oldest Latine organization in Minnesota, Centro Tyrone Guzman leverages cultural strengths and intergenerational collaboration to promote equity for Latine families, while building community through healing, belonging, and joy.

SEED funds will help launch “Colores,” a bold new program supporting the mental health, identity, and leadership of LGBTQIA+ Latine youth.

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The SEED program is a simple yet powerful community giving opportunity that allows customers to “round-up” their grocery bill for recipient organizations that share our commitment to a healthy community.

All SEED funds donated at the register are given directly to the recipient organization at the end of each month, often totaling several thousand dollars per month.

 

How it works

June 1-30: Application period opens for the following year’s SEED recipients

Mid-to-late summer: A staff-led committee made up of majority Front End staff selects:

SEED recipients and SEED Community Choice finalists
People Powered Perks grant ($1000) recipient
Seward Community Fund grant ($1000) recipient

October 1-15: Community Choice voting opens for co-op owners and community members

Late October: Grant recipients and monthly SEED calendar are announced at Seward Co-op’s Annual Meeting