A Sioux Falls foundation is investing in brighter futures for children and families across South Dakota. Children’s Home Society (CHS) is proud to announce that the Seed for Success Foundation has pledged $5 million to support and name the Outpatient Mental Health Clinics at both the Sioux Falls and the new Rapid City Campus.
Jon Mammenga, Chief Philanthropy Officer at CHS, said this transformational gift will help the organization expand its reach and bring hope and healing to more people across South Dakota.
“Seed for Success is helping us turn hope into action,” said Mammenga. “Their support allows us to reach more children and families who have experienced trauma and provide the care they need to heal. Thanks to their generosity, more children will find hope, more families will find strength and more communities will thrive.”
Marianne Von Seggern, Vice President at Seed for Success Foundation, said she hopes that both clinics will lead to lasting, positive outcomes for children and families throughout the state.
“At Seed for Success, our goal is to build connections, support families, strengthen communities and provide opportunities for the next generation to thrive,” said Von Seggern. “We believe that Children’s Home Society’s Outpatient Mental Health Clinics will foster meaningful change for children and families across the state, and we are honored to be a part of this exciting new chapter—for CHS and all of the communities the clinics will serve.”
The Seed for Success Foundation is dedicated to supporting initiatives that open doors for young people to achieve success. The foundation focuses on three key areas: advancing youth and adolescent mental and behavioral health, expanding access to education, and building family and community connections. Through these efforts, Seed for Success empowers the next generation to reach their full potential.
