Every child deserves to know where food comes from. Timber Homestead builds heritage timber-frame greenhouses on school sites across British Columbia — using traditional joinery methods that last generations. Construction is funded through Sweet Seventeen Ball sponsorships, creating greenhouses that feed students and teach heritage growing methods.
Every greenhouse we build creates measurable, lasting change — per year, per school.
Figures shown for Model C (High School). Heritage methods — no synthetic inputs, no plastic packaging, no refrigerated transport. Food grown by students, for students.
Experienced timber framers, carpenters, and natural builders — join our contractor network. TH greenhouse projects are year-round, paid work building heritage structures that feed communities.
Nurseries, seed companies, soil suppliers, and lumber yards — partner with us to supply the materials that build and fill these greenhouses. Ongoing contracts for growing programs.
Sweet Seventeen Ball sponsors directly fund greenhouse construction. Your sponsorship builds a permanent legacy — a heritage greenhouse that feeds students for generations.
Become a SponsorEvery dollar builds toward a greenhouse. Donate any amount to support the program.
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