The Dutch Growers family believes in supporting organizations close to our heart and through the Carson's Colours Fund we have been donating all
proceeds from the sale of our Plant it
Pink Baskets to Action Saskatchewan
and Hospitals of Regina  Breast Assessment Centre.

Thanks to your support Carson has
raised another $10,000 this year to donate to Action Saskatchewan and the Regina Breast Assessment Centre. This brings the total donations from Carson's fund to about $50,000 in just a few
short years.

Carson Van Duyvendyk's godmother is a breast cancer survivor and  although
he is only 9, he knows that he can
help to make a difference.  Dutch
Growers wants to help people in Regina celebrate the survivors and remember those whose battle has been lost.  Our hope is that the citizens of Regina will show their support for our mothers, sisters and friends and hang a pink
basket in their yard every spring.

It is truly inspiring to see a young
boy's dream making a real contribution to our community.

Plant it Pink fundraiser has
raised nearly
$50,000 to date!

Edie Holzapfel (left), director of Donor Services with the Hospitals of Regina Foundation, accepts a cheque for $10,000 from Tim and Karen Van Duyvendyk (with son, Carson), owners
of Dutch Growers Home and Garden, at Pasqua Hospital’s Breast Assessment Centre.

Press Release from Dutch Growers - Plant it Pink Check Presentation
Friday Oct. 22nd at 10:30am

In the spring, Dutch Growers holds its annual Plant it Pink breast cancer fundraiser, in which proceeds from the event’s hanging baskets sales are donated to the centre. Photo courtesy
of the Hospitals of Regina Foundation.