Prairie Harvest Food BankPreviewInsulated Delivery Totes for Senior Groceries
10,000 insulated totes so milk, eggs and meat reach 2,500 homebound seniors cold, every week of the year.
What a funded drive looks like
This preview shows the track once a drive is fully funded. Nobody funded this preview.
- Concept
- Funding
- Fully funded
- In production
- Shipped
- Delivered
What this funds
Insulated zip-top grocery toteOne-color front print×10,000
Priced as one real production order by Merch.com — decoration, tax, delivery and fulfillment all in the goal.
Our drivers deliver to seniors across 12 counties, and some routes run two hours. Until now the groceries rode in cardboard boxes, and in July the milk was warm by the last stop.
This drive buys 10,000 insulated grocery totes with a zip top and a long strap, printed with the Prairie Harvest sheaf so a senior knows the knock at the door is us.
Each senior gets four: two come with this week's groceries, and last week's two wait on the porch for the driver to take back. The 2,500 seniors on home delivery today each get a set.
$7 buys one tote. $28 sets up one senior for the year.
Sponsor recognition, set by Prairie Harvest Food Bank
Where a sponsor’s brand can go
Prairie Harvest Food Bank decides where a sponsor’s brand may appear, and the main design stays theirs. A sponsor picks one of these and nothing else. On a live drive, this is what a company sees before it sponsors.
Prairie Harvest Food Bank’s design Sponsor placement
- Small printed recognitionA small printed line or mark away from the main design.
- Larger designated areaA set panel for the sponsor, such as the back or a side panel.
Drawn to show where, not the exact size. Nothing is printed until Prairie Harvest Food Bank approves a print proof, and no sponsor branding is ever added without their approval.
How backing works
Every dollar becomes goods
This goal is a real production order, priced before the drive went live — the items above, with decoration, tax, delivery and fulfillment in the number. The goal is the order.
Funded means made
When the bar fills, production starts. Prairie Harvest Food Bank never has to chase invoices or manage a vendor — the goods just arrive.
Every outcome counts
Land short of the goal and Prairie Harvest Food Bank still gets merchandise scaled to what was raised. Sail past it and the extra becomes credit toward what they need next. Nothing raised here goes to waste.