Peace activist, Cookie Anderson, is known in the Milwaukee community for her love and craft of paper cranes – creating and gifting bundles of 1,000 cranes to those doing good within her community. Harmonic Harvest being one of these grateful recipients in 2023. The crane, representing good fortune and longevity, is an important and well-known symbol in Japanese culture. Her work is being recognized by CBS 58 News by Micheal Schlesinger in an interview above. To the left, you can see Jenna Washuleski, Founder, President, and CEO of Harmonic Harvest (left) and Cookie Anderson (right) as she gifts Harmonic Harvest 1,000 cranes.
Feeling Crafty Like Cookie?
Join us in participating in our Renaissance Threads workshop in our headquarters! Our creative program is donation-based, with all skill levels encouraged to join, and walk-ins are welcome! Take time to reflect on your silver lining and get creative.
Come visit our Headquarters & Fundraising Marketplace to see our 1,000 cranes on display!
We welcome you to visit our space in the Historic Marshall Building in the Third Ward. Whether you are here to reflect in our creative workshop, shop in our fundraising marketplace, or view artwork, including Cookie’s 1,000 cranes, we will be happy to see you!
