We are pleased to announce that Tricia Sullivan was appointed the Executive Director of Seeds of Hope in January 2022, having spent the prior ten months working directly for the organization in a variety of capacities. Prior to joining the team, Tricia had volunteered with the organization for over 15 years. She has been

Assumption Catholic School 8th grader Pablo Uribe glides through a school tour with the comfort and ease of somebody proudly showing off his home. It was “free dress” day, but today he wore his Mass uniform, complete with tie, to make a good impression on his guest. After revealing a semi-secret staircase in the third

John Zimmerman serves as Seeds of Hope Board Chairman. John has seen Seeds of Hope through major transitions and expansions in his time on the board and as Chairman. In his day job, John serves as President of Ascent Private Capital Management, where he leads the efforts to provide clients with the integrated services they

<p>I love the first day of school! What’s not to love? It is filled with hope and excitement, anticipation, and nervousness. It is the day on which we collectively agree that summertime is over, and it is on to new adventures! On the first day of school, my brain is whirling with thoughts of how the&hellip;</p>

Over the past three weeks I have been working many more hours than usual. I’ve been learning how to teach online and learning to use many te

As I shuffle back into the house from my morning walk with my dog, I hear that the coffee pot has finished running. 

As we look forward to a great 2020, starting with the Solemnity of Mary celebration on January 1, we take a step back to review 2019 and rel

Leticia Diaz is a wife and a mother to two children who attend Catholic schools in Denver.

Two fronts offer great enthusiasm: first is the fact that our school provides a first-rate academic education that emphasizes

I’m excited to have a committed faculty and staff at St. Pius X for the 2019-2020 school year.

St. John the Evangelist Catholic School is blessed with a phenomenal group of educators who are committed to the academic and spiritual enri

The unprecedented growth at our two campuses – as well as our tireless efforts to establish a solid infrastructure and an impressive adminis

Ray Young is a long-time friend of Seeds of Hope. Some readers may remember him from the multiple times he spoke at Seeds of Hope events.

Emily was only in first grade when she told her grandparents that she wanted to be baptized.

Maureen Kraus has been teaching in Denver Catholic schools for 46 years. She began her teaching career at St. Bernadette’s

It’s easy to take things for granted. It’s easy to forget the resources that many of us have at our disposal, including family and friends. When in need, most of us know we have someone to turn to for assistance or even a simple listening ear. But not everyone has that. Hellen Yokwe was

“Amen, I say to you, unless you turn and become like children, you will not enter the Kingdom of heaven. Whoever becomes humble like this child is the greatest in the Kingdom of heaven. And whoever receives one child such as this in my name receives me.” Matthew 18: 3-5 Incredibly beautiful art. Skinned knees.

Seeds of Hope was blessed to recently receive the inspiring story below. We are happy the family agreed to allow us to share it! Thank your for asking us to share our story! We currently have two children attending St. Bernadette Catholic School, Nevea (8 years old) and Jeremiah (7 years old).

As we make our way to Holy Week, what has been heartening in this, my first Lenten season with Seeds of Hope, is what I have witnessed more than anything when it comes to our schools: giving. One of the most humbling acts of generosity came from the stewardship committee of one of our larger

In a recent meeting with a foundation that is considering making a grant to Seeds of Hope, the wonderfully personable and likeable foundation executive said, “What our board really wants to see is organizations killing it on outcomes.” This statement came to mind when I was touring Saints Peter and Paul Catholic School with the