Seeds of Support was born from both service and struggle; and from the belief that healing and hope begin at home.

For over two decades, Brian Arceneaux served in the United States Air Force, leading and mentoring men and women from every background and walk of life. His career taught him the power of structure, discipline, and leadership, but it also revealed something deeper: many people carry invisible battles that extend far beyond the workplace.

Through years of service, mentorship, and personal growth, Brian witnessed how families often struggle to stay connected, supported, and empowered, not because of lack of love, but because of lack of access, resources, and time. He realized that true resilience isn’t built by individuals standing alone, but by families and communities standing together.

Seeds of Support grew from that revelation: a nonprofit dedicated to cultivating families and youth through Leadership, Opportunity, Vision, and Empowerment (L.O.V.E.). The name reflects Brian’s belief that every act of kindness, mentorship, and service is a seed that can grow into something transformative.

“We can’t change the world in a day, but we can plant something that will grow for generations.”

Today as we build SoS together, it is more than an organization; it’s a movement to rebuild the foundation of community, one family at a time, nurturing the hearts, minds, and homes that make stronger communities possible.