Harper’s Hut Gives Back 2015
Harper’s Hut Gives Back 2015
April 25th – HH donated $50 to Heals For Words (An event where people run to raise awareness for aphasias)
March 26th – HH raised over $300 worth of food, snacks, Gatorade, and water for the Salvation Army in aid of the local tornado victims.
May 7th – HH donated two ice chests to West Tulsa Church Hope Tabernacle
July 3/4th – Donated $100 to Harvest Church in conjunction with Big Blast Fireworks
May 22, 23, 24 – HH gave back over 2,000 snow cones to Sapulpa, Mannford, and Sand Springs residents.
2015 – HH spent over $600 in fees to show kid movies in Sapulpa, Mannford, and Sand Springs
2015 – HH gave away 2 free ice chests to random local winners.
July 30th – HH gifted a snow cone party to a local Make A Wish family
2015 – HH gifted over 500 free snow cone cards to church events, fundraisers, and fun runs i.e. CtM egg drop, CimTel Classic 5k
June 22 – HH gifted a three ice chests at the ground breaking for the playground at Apple Creek Apartments in conjunction with Church that Matters
August 1st – HH gifted a free snow cone party at the TTC Back to School Bash serving over 300 snow cones.
June 11 – HH sponsored a Luau day at the Sapulpa Aquatics Center donating gifts, decorations, and luau gear for staff.
June 6th – HH donated all profits made at the Relay For Life to the teams in attendance
July & August – HH donated $578 worth of school supplies to Peary Elementary in conjunction with BCBS
August 8th – Donated sales between 2-4 to the Glenpool Animal Shelter in conjunction with Katrina’s Birthday Party –
May 22 – Donated $100 to The Little Light House
July 11th – Donated over 300 snow cones to Military members and families at Solace Church in conjunction with local groups, churches & Keystone Chevrolet.
May 2015 – Sponsored 3 Mannford High School Seniors in the Mannford Reporter
We’ve had the privilege of reinvesting $8,208 back into our communities this season in the form of money, parties, ice chests, free snow cones, food drives, and other community centered events.
