Seeds Fight HungerGardens give nutrition, income, and self-reliance.
Crisis RecoveryAfter disaster response: what’s next?
LivelihoodGardens grow income for education, medicines, tools.
Women’s EmpowermentWomen with resources and power can transform lives.
Resiliency GardensResiliency Gardens to aid Ukrainian refugees
Success StoriesTiny seeds that made a big difference.
Where SPI Seeds Come FromWe help top-quality vegetable seeds find new homes.
Where SPI Seeds GoWe’ve partnered in over 75 countries.Seed Programs International is a nonprofit organization, recognized under the United States of America's Internal Revenue Code section 501(c)(3). As such, we are eligible to receive tax-deductible contributions.
In turn, we hold transparency and accountability as key values.
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Our most recent audited financial statements.
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Seed Programs International
PO Box 9163
Asheville, NC 28815
+1-828-337-8632
Seed Programs Canada (Affiliate)
Registered Charity No. 839858107RR0001
Lombardy, ON
613-406-6100
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Seed Programs International (SPI) is a non-profit, tax exempt, non-governmental humanitarian organization.
We work thorough other humanitarian organizations, church groups, service clubs and individual donors, to provide quality seed to impoverished communities in developing countries enabling them to grow some of their own food. In addition to seed, SPI provides critical seed expertise and experience operating seed based self help programs.”
SPI is operated by individuals with over 50 years seed industry experience plus over 20 years experience in vegetable research and production. We also have 15 years experience operating programs that have successfully shipped seed to over 70 countries on five continents. SPI has shipped enough seed to plant over 1,000,000 vegetable gardens, providing more than 20 kinds of vegetables that are rich in vitamins and minerals often missing in people’s diets.
