- ALL HANDS -
A Fundraising Campaign For Harvest Project
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How the ALL HANDS Campaign Started
The connection between A&H Steel and Harvest Project started
with a food drive
In 2021, A&H Steel ran its first holiday food and cash donation campaign for Harvest Project. It was a simple thing: a bin in the shop, a note to employees, an invitation to clients and suppliers across the industry, resulting in quite a pile of donations by the end of it. What nobody expected was that it would become something both organizations looked forward to every year. | By 2023, it had grown. That spring brought the first Spring Clean Out, a clothing drive with donations coming from A&H employees as well as A&H clients and suppliers. Four more Spring Clean Outs have run since, each one pulling more of the construction industry into Harvest Project’s orbit.
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 | The idea for the ALL HANDS Campaign came out of a conversation between Tanner Younghans of A&H Steel and Philippe Ségur of Harvest Project. Standing over a pile of donated clothing, they discussed the possibility of engaging a brewery to partner with them to design a label called the “Change Order” lager.Harvest Project would have their name on the label, as would the companies interested in participating. A dollar of every can sold would go to Harvest Project in support of their programs. The campaign would run through the fall, landing in hand for December, when companies have already budgeted for staff and client holiday gifts. |
Beva Brewing in North Vancouver said yes. The ALL HANDS Campaign is the result.
For over thirty five years, Harvest Project has stood beside people on the North Shore facing job loss, illness and family breakdown, not with a hamper and a handshake but by sitting down with them and staying until they are back on their feet.
They call it extending a hand up, not a handout. Every company that puts their logo on the can is saying publicly it believes in the people Harvest Project serves.
To everyone who has backed this campaign, thank you.
It only works when we as an industry put ALL HANDS into the project!
THANK YOU!
HARVEST PROJECT
“EXTENDING A HAND UP, NOT A HAND OUT”
Help Save Lives. Close To Home.
As a local charity, Harvest Project looks to households, businesses, schools and community groups for funding and volunteer support.
Making your one-time donation
or a monthly gift will ensure that Harvest Project has reliable
funding to provide care for those in our community facing
overwhelming life-crises. Thanks to your support, we are able to
provide coaching and counsel, a rent bank, grocery/nutrition and
clothing supports and more. We bring together holistic care and
services for each individual and family as they seek to move to
a brighter future.
$30 provides support where needed most
$60 provides
for a first visit and our connection with a new client
$125
provides grocery and nutrition support for a family
$300
provides for a month's services for a household
Your
one-time or monthly gift of any size helps to change lives, for
the better
Harvest Project reaches out to people across
Metro-Vancouver’s North Shore who are confronted with 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. We celebrate with
client-families as they move forward through their circumstances
to healthier lives here on the North Shore. And, the whole
community is made better.
Whether you are a new supporter or have been a donor for
30 years, we thank you, on behalf of the people we serve.
Together, we can help save lives. Close to home.
We respect your trust and generosity in sharing your gift.
We are a registered Canadian charity:
#BN140525205RR0001.
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Notes
re privacy and restricted funds:
To protect your privacy, we do not sell or rent our
donors' information and we protect all information with the
strictest protocols.
All spending of funds is confined to operation of Harvest
Project’s approved programs and projects. Each restricted
contribution designated for a specific program or project will
be used as designated with the understanding that when the need
for such a program or project has been met, or cannot be
completed for some reason as determined by Harvest Project, the
remaining restricted contributions designated for such program
or project will be used where needed most as determined by the
Board of Directors.
- Harvest Project is a registered Canadian charity: #BN140525205RR0001. For more information, or for a copy of our latest audited financial statements, please visit our website at: harvestproject.org
