HARVEST PROJECT & FRIENDS
THURSDAY JULY 20TH 2023
115 Victory Ship Way, North Vancouver
The Pipe Shop is located in the Shipbuilders’ Square,
at the foot of Lonsdale.
Harvest Project and Friends 2023 is part of our campaign to acknowledge the 30 years we have been supporting people in need on the North Shore.
We're inviting new and long term partners to set up a table or volunteer under one roof and share their Harvest Project story with the community.
The Clothing pop-up sale is a fun fundraiser for summer.
More than 5,000 items of new and gently-used clothing and shoes – current styles and brand names, for all genders, has been donated by households and business supporters and carefully curated by Harvest Project’s team. Each item is priced at $10, or 4 items for $30. Harvest Project’s goal is to offer the best prices and generate needed income for the organization’s work through the heat of summer.
Everyone with stretched household budgets can access stylish clothing at affordable prices, at a time when thrift-clothing has become more expensive.
2023 is Harvest Project’s 30th year of service as a registered charity. The organization is community-funded with a mission to ‘extend a hand up’ that brings tangible help to individuals and families finding themselves on the margins on Metro Vancouver’s North Shore.
Thank you for your help making this event a great success!
If you would like to volunteer for this event, Please register here :
Pop-Up Volunteer Application Form
A Hand Up – Harvest Project’s
30th Year Campaign
Help Save Lives. Close To Home.
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We look to our community – individuals and
families, businesses, community groups, religious
organizations, schools for 100% of the support that we need to
keep on 'extending a hand up' to our neighbours facing huge challenges.
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HARVEST PROJECT
“EXTENDING A HAND UP, NOT A HAND OUT”
Your gift will enable Harvest Project to provide the vital help that saves lives, right here at home. Thanks for your generosity in bringing the support that we need to bring hope and tangible change to those needing a hand-up most.
As one of our valued supporters, you can choose to make a
one-time, or a monthly gift so that Harvest Project will have
reliable funding to provide care for those facing overwhelming
challenges, through each month of this year.
Harvest Project reaches out to people across
Metro-Vancouver’s North Shore facing family trauma, illness, job
loss, and the threat of poverty and homelessness.
We impact the community by breaking the poverty cycle +
restoring people to healthier lives. Each month, Harvest Project
'extends a hand up' to individuals and families who are
struggling. We celebrate with client-families as they move forward
through their circumstances, to healthier lives here on the North Shore.
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How you can help
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Supports Harvest Project's Support Programs for North Shore individuals and families in need enrolled in the Core Program.
Supports Harvest Project's Support Programs for North Shore individuals and families in need enrolled in the Core Program.
Supports Harvest Project's Support Programs for North Shore individuals and families in need enrolled in the Core Program.
Supports Harvest Project's Support Programs for North Shore individuals and families in need enrolled in the Core Program.
Supports Harvest Project's Support Programs for North Shore individuals and families in need enrolled in the Core Program.
Supports Harvest Project's Support Programs for North Shore individuals and families in need enrolled in the Core Program.
Supports Harvest Project's Support Programs for North Shore individuals and families in need enrolled in the Core Program.
Supports Harvest Project's Support Programs for North Shore individuals and families in need enrolled in the Core Program.
Supports Harvest Project's Support Programs for North Shore individuals and families in need enrolled in the Core Program.
Supports Harvest Project's Support Programs for North Shore individuals and families in need enrolled in the Core Program.
