With the expansion of Elevate Bransons tiny home community, the greatness that this organization continues to contribute to their community has recieved national attention.
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Harvest took a trip to the Branson headquarters to meet with the founders, Bryan and Amy Stallings. The growth of this non-profit organization has expanded from not only feeding the hungry, but has evolved into helping people get jobs, housing, transportation, education, and most importantly, attending to the needs of families with children. Poverty in America is not talked about enough. Educating those that have not experienced true poverty is something that Elevate Branson hopes to spread awareness about, while simutainously contributing to help find soutions to the problem.
Educational Tech Leader Edovo and MyHarvest Partner to Expand Faith-Based Education and Reentry Support Nationwide
Edovo, a leading provider of education and rehabilitation programming for incarcerated individuals, has partnered with MyHarvest, a faith-driven personal development platform, to expand access to meaningful educational content and post-release support for incarcerated residents across the United States.
With Edovo currently serving over 900,000 incarcerated individuals through secure tablet technology in partnership with Securus and ViaPath—the two largest tablet providers in correctional facilities—this collaboration represents a significant step forward in delivering purpose-driven, life-changing resources directly to those who need them most.
“We are honored to partner with an organization like Edovo that is deeply committed to transforming lives through education,” said Shaun Bertrand, Chief Experience Officer at MyHarvest. “Together, we have the opportunity to provide not only practical tools for reentry, but also hope, purpose, and faith-centered guidance for individuals navigating one of the most critical transitions of their lives.”
MyHarvest is designed to support individuals both during and after incarceration by offering a comprehensive, easy-to-use digital platform focused on personal growth, spiritual development, and long-term success. Through MyHarvest, users gain access to faith-based teachings, personal development courses, job readiness resources, housing support guidance, mental health tools, and a strong sense of community.
The platform emphasizes foundational values such as discipline, purpose, and personal responsibility, while also providing spiritual encouragement through biblical principles and faith-driven content. By addressing the full spectrum of reentry challenges—emotional, practical, and spiritual—MyHarvest equips individuals with the tools they need to rebuild their lives with confidence and direction.
About Edovo:
Founded in 2012 by Brian Hill, Edovo was built on a simple but powerful belief: access to education is key to breaking the cycle of incarceration. After witnessing firsthand the lack of meaningful resources available within correctional facilities, Hill set out to create a platform that delivers impactful, real-world education directly to incarcerated individuals.
Today, Edovo provides a comprehensive library of programming tailored specifically for justice-involved learners, covering topics such as literacy, GED preparation, vocational training, substance abuse recovery, mental health, and personal development—all accessible through secure tablets inside correctional facilities.
MyHarvest is a faith-driven personal growth platform dedicated to helping individuals build better lives through education, community, and spiritual development. By combining modern technology with timeless principles, MyHarvest delivers accessible, meaningful content designed to inspire change and support long-term success.
Whether someone is preparing to reenter society or simply seeking a stronger sense of purpose, MyHarvest provides tools, guidance, and a supportive community to walk alongside them every step of the way.
MyHarvest is an online destination for people pursuing personal growth. Through incentivized learning, MyHarvest offers free tools for career advancement, housing solutions and mental health resources. MyHarvest gives the resources and guidance to transform your life and MyHarvest a better future.
The 615 House Strengthens CMA Fest 2025 Presence with MyHarvest Sponsorship
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(Nashville, TN.- June 2, 2025)
At the helm of Nashville’s rapid growth, the city’s creative influence has historically made a global impact. CMA Fest plays an integral part in this growth, attracting an estimated 90,000 attendees each year, with music events happening throughout the city over the five-day span (June 5-8).
The 615 House, a Fort Nash brand, has created an impactful buzz as well, building a viral user/fan base that exceeds multimillions from their combined social media platforms, incorporating artists, songwriters, and brands into their premium content. Not only have they built a respected presence themselves, but the consistent live events they produce have become a CMA Fest staple each year.
In conjunction with Monster Energy, Regions Bank, and Busch Light, MyHarvest is proud to sponsor the 615 House Party/CMA Fest Pre-Party Edition on June 4, 2025 at Barstool Nashville.
Featuring performances from up-and-coming artists CeCe, Colin Stough, Angel White, and Shantaia, the show will start at 9:00 PM and will be hosted by comedian Amber Autry. This is a free event, open to the public, and will end at 11:30PM with a special guest performance.
After 5 years in the making, MyHarvest will be soft launching the app and online community, focusing on helping people grow personally and professionally by offering free tools to assist with mental and health wellness, housing, employment and learning, making it fun and rewarding. The goal is to give the resources and guidance needed to create a better future for oneself-all in one platform.
The social media component of the app, Harvest+, allows users to post a variety of positive lifestyle content, keeping the scroll mode and engagement aspects active. Executive Director of Harvest+, Aubrey Albert, says, “For years, the social media community has needed something like Harvest+. The average person spends over six hours daily on their phone, why not transform that into a positive experience? We limit the toxicity you absorb and reward you for engaging. It’s the change we’ve been waiting for, turning idle scrolling into something that truly counts.”
