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Please enjoy this beautiful 3-minute film that Wildland Media made about Jackets for Jasper.
It's been one year since Canada started to welcome Syrian refugees. With this anniversary in the news all week, we wanted to share a nice short story from North Vancouver about kids and adults and J4J coming together to help a refugee in need.
One year after the earthquakes, we saw first-hand the utter destruction of Nepali villages. Using the last of your generous donations, we have been helping to rebuild Resmi's village of Khanigaun.
We are a tiny, home-based company. Here's what J4J Headquarters looks like Behind-The-Scenes to get a jacket from Nepal to You!
In just 3 days, the J4J Community funded the 100% of the parts and labour that Rajan needed in order to keep his factory up and running! He's already got 5 people back to work full-time.
Updated Feb 14: We Did It!!
Before Christmas, we shared a story about the lengthy fuel shortage in Nepal and how it has affected our manufacturing team. Now, we'd like to share with you the plan we've made with him to get him back up and running and we'd love for you to help!
Nepal is in the grip of a crippling fuel crisis. No matter when you purchase a jacket - before or after Christmas - you're helping 7 tailors earn fair wages to support their families during a time when work is more scarce than fuel.
And we have some new jackets in stock!
Jackets for Jasper co-founder and "Chief Jacket Officer" was featured on the Vancouver Entrepreneur Podcast. Listen to it here!
Over the last couple of years we have often been asked, "what happens when you have fully funded Jasper and Resmi’s educations?" We can finally share with you the answer to this question: meet Komol!