Each Pin Sparks 5 Conversations
Moose hide pins shine a light into the shadows of a devastating social illness impacting all Canadians
Moose hide pins are shared as a gift of medicine and worn as a personal commitment to honour, respect, and protect women, children, and all those along the gender continuum.
We invite everyone who receives pins to offer a Gift of Reciprocity to help us continue sharing this medicine across Canada. A gift of $1 per pin can help keep the medicine flowing.
For businesses, we ask for a Gift of Reciprocity of $5 per pin. Your gift helps extend the reach of this medicine to youth, communities, and others across Canada, while supporting the learning, conversations, and action that surround it.
Schools and Indigenous organizations may order up to 200 pins. All other orders are available in batches of up to 25 pins. Need more? Larger orders are available with a Gift of Reciprocity.
In Ontario and British Columbia, we’re grateful that provincial support is helping us share this medicine more widely. Ontario organizations are welcome to order the number of pins they need.
As moose hide pins are medicine, please do not sell them.
Please allow 2-4 weeks for delivery and note we can only ship to Canadian addresses.
Please note: donations and pin orders are separate. Submitting a donation does not place a pin order.
Pin Orders
We warmly invite you to order only the pins you need to share over the next two months. When you’ve shared them all, you’re welcome to place another order. By taking this thoughtful approach, we can ensure this sacred medicine is available for all who feel called to be agents of change. Thank you for being part of this journey and for helping us share the medicine with care, intention, and sustainability.
EACH PIN SPARKS at least 5 conversations
Pins Gifted Out
that’s at least 40M conversations!
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