News & Events
July, 2010SOL in the News!
Seeds of Learning has been featured recently on national television in El Salvador (see the video and full report here) and in the news at home (see Index-Tribune article here)!
July 23, 2010SAVE THE DATE: Friday, July 23 - Theatre Performance
Please be sure to mark your calendars for Friday July 23. Sonoma Stage Works presents The Last Hurrah of Horace Packard, at the new Andrews Hall Theatre in Sonoma. Tickets include a wine and cheese reception (7 PM) and the performance (8 PM) is a benefit for Seeds of Learning. For tickets, please call 939 0471 or click here.
August 7 - 182010 Work Group Schedule
We still have room in our Aug 7 - 18, 2010 Work Group to El Salvador! More...
Esperanza - Bilingual children's book - NOTE CARDS NOW AVAILABLE!
Sonoma author Sara Donnelly and illustrator Sally Carnahan Lewis have created a heartwarming, bilingual children's story. Esperanza and the New School; Esperanza y la Nueva Escuela grew out of Donnelly's years of service in Seeds of Learning.
A package of six beautiful note cards with illustrations selected from Esperanza and the New School are now available. Proceeds from the sale of note cards are generously donated to Seeds of Learning. Each packet of 6 cards + envelopes is $10. Prices include handling and mailing costs.
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October 16, 2010Save the Date
SOL's Annual Event in Sonoma will be Saturday, October 16. Please mark your calendars!
October 2, 2010Save the Date
All Work Group Alumni Reunion
Women's Giving Tree Benefits SOL
Seeds of Learning has been honored as this month's Featured NGO at Women's Giving Tree!
Maykeli Alondra Martinez
Age: 8 years old
Grade: 2nd grade of Primary School
Community: Ciudad Darío
Neighborhood/barrio: San Antonio
Download a PDF profile with a letter from Maykeli
Maykeli lives with five people, including her grandmother and her mother. She is the only person in the family who studies. She lives in extreme poverty, and her original house was destroyed in Hurricane Mitch in 1998. Since then, has lived in a small house that is covered in plastic and aluminum siding. Her mother washes and irons clothes in order to maintain the household and support Maykeli and her two brothers. Her father abandoned Maykeli when she was just born. She is a very active and enthusiastic girl, always willing and ready to help other children in the Learning Resource Center. She is an excellent student in school as well.
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