CAMPESINOS: America's Unsung Heroes BOGO Hoodie Campaign Video

April 04, 2023

We are delighted to share this video from our CAMPESINOS BOGO (buy one, give one) hoodies delivery to farm workers in Half Moon Bay. We accompanied Ayudando Latinos A Soñar staff on their "Farmworker Fridays" outing as we visited a few farms delivering free lunches and supplies along with our hoodies to farm workers.

We want to give special thanks to all who participated in this special BOGO campaign and purchased hoodies that allow us to provide free hoodies to our farm workers.

Muchísimas gracias!

If you are interested, you may still purchase a CAMPESINOS hoodie as we will continue this campaign.

#JuntosAdelante #CreoEnTi #farmworkers #frontlineworkers #CreoEnNosotros #comunidad #community

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