In January 1999, Francis Marion (Buddy) Hay, Jr. and Debra Matthews Hay bid a contract to supply tooth powder to the General Services Administration. Debra had an extensive background in manufacturing and Buddy had completed quite a few courses in Chemistry. The product was formulated by Buddy. Debra designed the packaging and labels. Debra designed the manufacturing process.

The first days of manufacturing were a family affair. Parents, aunts, cousins, and friends helped get “powder in the bottle”. The start up was challenging but successful. The first order and all proceeding orders were shipped on time until one week in September of 1999.

On 27 September of 1999, Buddy Hay died of a massive coronary at the age of 41. An extension on the pending order was requested and received from the General Services Administration. Debra continued to manage the business and met the commitments for not only tooth powder but, also on a new contract for supplying bundled firewood to the N.W. and S.W. Military commissaries. 

In February 2001, Heavenly Harvest, Inc. was incorporated with Debra owning 100% of the stock.

The business continues to grow and be blessed. In November 2001, Luther W. (Bill) Hampton married Debra.  As her husband, Bill began to help Debra carry not only the responsibilities of the business but, became son-in-law to not only Debra's parents but, Buddy's parents also.      Bill is a man of God who walks the walk in love towards all.  He is a mighty man of valor.  

Work still is a family affair which now involves the "generations to come". 

The following is a chronological history of the milestones of the business.

April 2001 – Tooth Powder in a Metal Tin was marketed to Reenactors

April 2002 – Antifungal Powder and Foot Powder products marketed to General Services Administration and Other Existing Customers

May 2002 - Talcum and Baby Powder marketed to General Services Administration

May 2002 – Foot Powder, Crotch Powder, Lady’s Talcum, Gentleman’s Talcum, and Bone and Bristle” Tooth Brushes marketed to Reenactors and Museums

June 2002 – Antifungal Powder, Talcum Powder, and Foot Powder marketed to Wal-Mart and other retailers.

September 2003 - Became a distributor of items that would have been prevalent during the 1850’s to 1900’s

June 2004 - Added "Country Gent" Tooth Powder with Fluoride

Summer 2005 - Added products safe for the home, you, and the environment.