Raffle Ticket: Hand Sown Video Series

Purchasing this raffle ticket will enter you into a raffle for two chances to win a collection of local products! Multiple tickets can be purchased, which will increase your chance of winning. One person, however, can only win one set of prizes. Take care to use a working email address when you purchase. 

This raffle closes on Friday, July 24th.

Our two winners will be contacted on Monday, July 27th. 

Money raised goes to supporting Hand Sown, a series of documentary-style videos highlighting the community of growers, seed savers, and educators that preserve our food heritage in Western North Carolina. 

Each winner will receive:

• One Sow True Seed Garden Quilt Tote Bag
• One package of Rainbow Mix Microgreen Seeds
• One Seed Collection Box in either Heirloom Vegetable or Culinary Herb Garden (randomly assigned) 
• One 2oz bottle of Everday Oil in scent Mainstay
• One 8oz aluminum refill Everyday Oil bottle in scent Mainstay
• One set of Everyday Oil Minis in scents Mainstay, Warm Feelings, Early Morning, and Baseline 
• One Everyday Oil Gua Sha with cotton bag 
• One East Fork Coupe in Henri's Red
• One East Fork Kulhad in either Piglet or Butter (randomly assigned)
• Prizes are worth over $275 in value

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Hand Sown is a series of documentary-style short stories that we are working to produce in partnership with Parkway Studios and West Ashe Creative, alongside several supporting sponsors: Utopian Seed Project, Organic Growers School, North Asheville Tailgate Market, and Everyday Oil. 

This episodic video series will tell human-centered stories of land stewardship in Western North Carolina. We will feature narratives rooted in our shared seed, landscape, and our gardens. Each episode will spotlight growers, seed savers, educators and community members whose stories are intertwined with the act of growing food, saving seed, and preserving our food heritage. You very well might see your own neighbor on there! 

Anyone that knows Western North Carolina knows that it’s a special place and has so many stories to tell. These stories need to be featured now to raise awareness of the importance of regional food systems, food sovereignty, climate resilient agriculture, and to recenter where our attention lies: real stories about real people contributing to our foodscape for our collective wellbeing.