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Harvest Hands: A Hopeful Future
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Jim Collins, executive director of Harvest Hands, was very active in the day-to-day operations of Harvest Hands, but he also bore the responsibility for planning for the future of the registered charity. Jim together with his wife, Jacintha Collins, founded Harvest Hands in 2020 in St. Thomas, Ontario. In less than three years, their charity had distributed over $7.6 million in rescued food to food banks, missions, and over 120 local agencies. An impressive accomplishment for a volunteer-run charity. Their policy of “We never say no” was quickly pushing the capacity limits of the organization and Jim needed to consider the options for expanding Harvest Hands to keep up with both growing demand and supply.
學習目標
This case can be used in courses on corporate social responsibility, sustainability, or supply management. This case is designed to be taught to third or fourth year undergraduates or graduate students. After working through the case and assignment questions, students will be able to do the following:<ul><li>Clearly articulate the value for a registered charity addressing social issues.</li><li>Explain concepts, such as centralization and decentralization.</li><li>Assess operational expansion options for a distribution business.</li><li>Understand leadership values’ effect on managing a growing organization.</ul>