Seed2Life International

Seed2Life International helps equip Christian to transform lives through serving and sharing the Gospel.

Seed2Life International was launched in 2012 from the heart of our founder and president (Brian Hetzer) with a desire to help strengthen Christian ministries around the world who are the 'boots on the ground' teams investing into the lives of people looking for hope.

We do this in three primary ways:
1. New Ministry Incubator program
2. Fundraising strategies micro-grant program
3. Strategic tangible resources

Seed2Life is currently an all-volunteer run team.

Examples of past partnerships:

Oct 2020 - ACTS Homeless Ministry (Mesa, AZ). Provided 60 sleeping bags/60 coats-blankets/40 pairs of shoes for their fall/winter outreaches.
Aug 2020 - Ridgeways Baptist Church (Nairobi, Kenya). Provided 340 bibles (Swahili and English) for Gospel outreaches.
Nov 2016 - Ahtanum Valley Assembly (Yakima, WA). Helped them create a food distribution outreach.
Sept 2014 - Out of the Ashes (Lebanon, MO). Provided 250 pairs of shoes for the children in Ethiopia they rescue from the city dumps.
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Our 2021 2nd Quarter collaborative partnership, which falls during AZGives Day, is Quenched. Quenched is a Christian nonprofit ministry based in Phoenix, AZ that serves the areas of N. India/Nepal through drilling clean water wells in communities where access to clean water is rare. Less than 2% are Christian in these regions. Quenched partners with a local church in the community to throw a celebration after the drilling, where the Gospel is shared. Quenched also provides on-going discipleship materials for the church. The cost of one well, the celebration and discipleship materials is $1,000 USD per well. Seed2Life desires to help fund three (3) wells that will be drilled later 2021. $3,000 of our total AZGives Day fundraiser will go towards this project, including a $1500 match gift.

Testimonials

"Our heart at CrossPoint Church (formerly Ahtanum Valley Assembly) has been to reach into our neighborhoods and take food to those in need. I am very thankful for the support and advice Seed2Life International has given us. The ministry model/plan (Mobile Manna) you provided has become the foundation for our food distribution ministry we've called 'Joseph's Closet'. On a regular basis, we are able to feed 50+ families. And even more important than the food going out, is the relationships we are building and the opportunities we have to pray with people during our food distribution at a local elementary school.
It was the support, advice and ministry model we received from Seed2Life that enabled us to have a working example to follow and was an important key in getting our ministry off the ground. I hope we can come back to you for advice and vision in the future." - Pastor Randy Base at Crosspoint Church - Yakima, WA

"We are blessed by the gifts from our ministry partners. Seed2Life International just showed up one day and said, 'how can we help?' We serve 120 - 140 hot meals a day to the poor and homeless in the Apache Junction, AZ area. God continues to provide as our numbers of hungry people continue to grow and our old equipment breaks down. Seed2Life provided a wonderful brand new replacement for one of our freezerless refrigerators that was on its last leg. I really like the convertible freezer/refrigerator option that it gives us. Thank you for joining us as we feed the hungry, the homeless and the poor." - Mid Carlozzi, President of Genesis Project

"What an honor for Visiting Orphans to get to partner with the team from Seed2Life; seeing God move to help children and families in El Salvador this past March (2016). Special thanks to Brian Hetzer from Seed2Life International, Sus Hijos and Starfish Orphan Ministry who joined forces to build a home for a family of 12, serve the homeless and love on kids and special needs adults from six orphanages. What an amazing trip! We love what God is doing through Seed2Life. It was an absolute joy to partner with you. Thank you!" - Autumn Kerr, Executive Director of Visiting Orphans