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Harvest of Hope Fest was an annual charity fundraiser and music festival that provided financial support for the Harvest of Hope Foundation which benefits migrant and seasonal farmworkers living in the U.S. The three-day event took place in March 2009 and 2010 at the St. Johns County Fairgrounds in St. Augustine, Florida. The Harvest of Hope Fest is currently the only festival of its kind that has such a large group of musicians donating their time and performances to charity.[1]

The 2010 festival was held March 12–14. The 2009 and 2010 lineups are shown below.

The 2011 Harvest of Hope Fest has been canceled due to the lack of resources and time to put it together. However, the website states: "On the positive side, as a result of the 2009 and 2010 fests, the Foundation and other promoters have organized and continue to organize smaller musical benefits to raise needed funds for migrant farmworkers and their families. To all of you, our deep appreciation for sticking by the Harvest of Hope Foundation, attending our events, dedicating your musical craftmanship and talent, and staying true to those who harvest and produce our food."

History

The first Harvest of Hope festival was held March 6–8, 2009 in St. Augustine, Florida. The organizers hoped for about 12,000 attendees for the weekend. By the end of the festival, 17,000 people attended the festival. The Harvest of Hope founder, Phillip Kellerman, said that a goal of the foundation is to raise awareness to the huge economic, social and cultural contributions of migrant farmworkers and their families.[2]

The second Harvest of Hope Fest was held March 12–14 in St. Augustine, FL. The second annual festival featured the spotlight artist Billy Bragg among other popular indie artists. The Harvest Of Hope Festival is always held in the Spring.

Harvest of Hope Foundation

Located in Gainesville, Florida, The Harvest of Hope Foundation is a unique non-profit 501(c) 3 organization that has been providing migrant farmworkers and their families with emergency relief and financial assistance for over 15 years.

As of May 2010 the Harvest of Hope Foundation has distributed over $812,000 to migrant farmworkers, seasonal farmworkers and their families for severe or life treating situations. The Foundation's services include, but are not limited to emergency: healthcare assistance, housing and transportation assistance, educational grants and scholarships, monthly expenses, replacement clothing, and financial aid to migrant farmworkers and seasonal farmworkers throughout the United States.

The Harvest of Hope Foundation firmly believe that factors such as limited cultural capital, lack of political power, poverty, and frequent mobility operate as barriers that continuously prevent migrant farmworkers and seasonal farmworkers from obtaining legitimate legal rights, education, healthcare and social services. Therefore, it is the Harvest of Hope Foundation's intention to be a proactive voice and leader in providing emergency services to migrant farmworkers and their families.[3]

The show has currently been cancelled for 2011

Artists

The 2009 Fest featured:

  1. Against Me!
  2. Propagandhi
  3. The National
  4. KRS-One
  5. The Mountain Goats
  6. GZA(GENIUS)
  7. Bad Brains
  8. Girl Talk
  9. The Bouncing Souls
  10. Less Than Jake
  11. Lucero
  12. The Gaslight Anthem
  13. Kool Keith
  14. (Dr. Octagon vs Dr. Dooom) ft. Kutmasta Kurt
  15. The Night Marchers
  16. Black Kids
  17. Tilly and the Wall
  18. Strike Anywhere
  19. None More Black
  20. Tokyo Police Club
  21. Deerhunter
  22. Diplo
  23. Valient Thorr
  24. Smoke or Fire
  25. MURS
  26. Grand Buffet
  27. Ra Ra Riot
  28. Paint it Black
  29. Yip Yip
  30. Summerbirds in the Cellar
  31. HEALTH
  32. Dave Dondero
  33. Holywood Holt
  34. Tim Barry
  35. Kevin Seconds
  36. King Kahn & the Shrines
  37. The Mae Shi
  38. Tiger City
  39. Harlem Shakes
  40. Kiss Kiss
  41. This Bike is a Pipe Bomb
  42. Rehasher
  43. Ruby Coast
  44. John Vanderslice
  45. Wild Sweet Orange
  46. Vince P Underground
  47. Railroad to Candyland
  48. Her Space Holiday
  49. Hamell on Trial
  50. Young Livers
  51. Whiskey & Co.
  52. Ninja Gun
  53. Flatliners
  54. Grabass Charlestons
  55. Gatorface
  56. The Casting Out
  57. Cheap Girls
  58. Holy F*ck
  59. Monotonix
  60. Austin Lucas
  61. Keith Murray
  62. Division Minuscula (from Mexico!)
  63. After the Fall
  64. The Beauvilles
  65. Willie Green
  66. O'Pioneers
  67. Josh Small
  68. Tim Version
  69. Ghost Mice
  70. Paul Baribeau
  71. Bomb the Music Industry!
  72. Fake Problems Brainworms
  73. Static Radio NJ
  74. Cutman
  75. Bridge & Tunnel
  76. Fiya Averkiou
  77. SUNBEARS
  78. Look Mexico
  79. Morningbell
  80. Mouthbreather
  81. Weapons to Go
  82. T13C!
  83. City Lights Bloom
  84. Lighthouse Music
  85. Juicy Pony
  86. Failures Union
  87. Laserhead
  88. Anchor Arms
  89. Inspectah Deck
  90. Environmental Youth Crunch
  91. Tubers
  92. Liza Kate
  93. Eric Ayotte
  94. Virgins
  95. Hometeam
  96. How Dare You
  97. Monikers
  98. New Bruises
  99. Dirty Money
  100. Alligator
  101. The Ones to Blame
  102. Assassinate the Scientist
  103. No More
  104. Lauris Vidal
  105. Lymbyc Systm
  106. Mumpsy
  107. Clock Hands Strangle
  108. BLORR
  109. Antarctic
  110. Protagonist
  111. Jimmy Reeves & the Wolf River
  112. Johnathan Appleseed
  113. Viernes
  114. Good Luck
  115. Paul & Ginger
  116. Mario Sevayega
  117. Losthandsfoundfingers
  118. Imadethismistake
  119. Towers of Hanoi
  120. Barnaby Jones
  121. Rachel Goodrich
  122. Christina Wagner
  123. Reptile Theatre
  124. Incoherent
  125. Blue Lightning
  126. Coyote Throat
  127. Onslaught Dynamo
  128. County Road
  129. Emilyn Brodsky
  130. The Shaking Hands
  131. Spoonboy
  132. R.A.F.
  133. So Pastel
  134. Buttons
  135. Worlds
  136. Diet Cokeheads
  137. The Winslows
  138. The Takers

The 2010 Fest featured:

  1. Billy Bragg
  2. Broken Social Scene
  3. The Mountain Goats
  4. Dr. Dog
  5. Anvil
  6. Rogue Wave
  7. 7 Seconds
  8. Senses Fail
  9. Anti-Flag
  10. Sea Wolf
  11. Chali 2na (of Jurassic 5)
  12. Supervillains
  13. Man Man
  14. Dead Prez
  15. Kimya Dawson
  16. Delta Spirit
  17. High on Fire
  18. Torche
  19. Strike Anywhere
  20. Cymbals Eat Guitars
  21. Dr. Octagon aka Kool Keith
  22. Dead Confederate
  23. A Wilhelm Scream
  24. Portugal. the Man
  25. Glint
  26. Dead to Me
  27. Japanther
  28. Fruit Bats
  29. Bear in Heaven
  30. Freelance Whales
  31. Cobra Skulls
  32. Small Brown Bike
  33. Danielson
  34. The Cougs
  35. Black Sheep[disambiguation needed]
  36. Rev. Peyton's Big Damn Band
  37. Matt Pond P.A.
  38. James Husband (of Of Montreal)
  39. Signals (ex Mae Shi)
  40. Ortolan
  41. The Mercury Program
  42. Kid Sister
  43. Gringo Star
  44. Port O'Brien
  45. Stars of Track and Field
  46. Off With Their Heads
  47. The Loved Ones
  48. Past Lives
  49. Crime in Stereo
  50. forgetters
  51. Smoke or Fire
  52. Broadway Calls
  53. Yelawolf
  54. Andrew Jackson Jihad
  55. Asshole Parade
  56. Defiance, Ohio
  57. Shawn Fisher and the JG's
  58. Bomb the Music Industry!
  59. Dear Landlord
  60. David Rovics
  61. The Riot Before
  62. This Bike is a Pipebomb
  63. Shell Shag
  64. Weatherbox
  65. Holopaw
  66. Angelo Spencer
  67. The Blacklist Royals
  68. Yesterday's Ring
  69. Lemuria
  70. The Measure (SA)
  71. Paul Baribeau
  72. Cheap Girls
  73. Staring Daggers
  74. Fin Fang Foom
  75. Yula Beeri
  76. Future Virgins
  77. Good Luck
  78. Mucca Pazza
  79. Avi Buffalo
  80. The Menzingers
  81. Capsule
  82. Jon Snodgrass
  83. Austin Lucas
  84. Mike Hale
  85. Street Eaters
  86. Tiltwheel
  87. Dan Padilla
  88. O Pioneers
  89. Army of Ponch
  90. Virgins
  91. Gatorface
  92. Protagonist
  93. Algernon Cadawallder
  94. American Cheeseburger
  95. Savage Brewtality
  96. New Bruises
  97. Tubers
  98. Cory Brannan
  99. Look Mexico
  100. Whiskey & Co
  101. Worn in Red
  102. Ninja Gun
  103. Grabass Charlestons
  104. FIYA
  105. Spanish Gamble
  106. Anchor Arms
  107. How Dare You
  108. Slow Claw
  109. Heads Held High
  110. The Casting Out
  111. Low Red Land
  112. The Itchy Hearts
  113. Panthro UK United 13
  114. Mumpsy
  115. The Beauvilles
  116. The Tim Version
  117. The Future Now
  118. D.P.
  119. Sunbears
  120. We Are the Union
  121. Christina Wagner
  122. Lighthouse Music
  123. Antarctic
  124. Glorious Johnson
  125. BLORR
  126. Liquid Limbs
  127. Ben Davis & the Jett$
  128. Sloane Peterson
  129. Too Many Daves
  130. Pretty Boy Thorson
  131. Nut Nut
  132. Ornate Escape
  133. The Mike Bernos Band
  134. 3rd Stone
  135. Mindrise
  136. Cassette
  137. Takers
  138. Bent Left
  139. The Pauses
  140. Ex-Boogeymen
  141. Duppies
  142. Umoja Orchestra
  143. Paleface
  144. Toby Foster
  145. Chronic Youth
  146. Company Man
  147. Scum of the Earth
  148. The Attack!
  149. Towers of Hanoi
  150. Young Brother
  151. Ones to Blame
  152. Barnaby Jones
  153. No More
  154. Made of Hemp
  155. Superfish
  156. The Angst
  157. Premadonnasaurs
  158. Yardwork

References

  1. ^ Harvest of Hope Foundation, "Upcoming Fundraisers", January 2010, "[1]", February 8, 2010
  2. ^ StAugustine.com, "Harvest of Hope Fest", January 9, 2009, "[2]", February 8, 2010
  3. ^ Harvest of Hope Fest, "About the Harvest of Hope Foundation", January 2009, "[3]", February 8, 2010
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