Here’s a one shirt shop with a mission. Fight animal cruelty. The atler ego of one Susan Wildes, Miss Do-Gooder is donating a percent of profits to the ASPCA. Cute character, great cause. Check em out here: www.missdogooder.com.
The closer we get to November’s election today the more politically inspired tees you’re likely to see out and about. Most of them, well, suck. Here’s a couple good alternative to the typical schtick from ThrivingInk.com. The line is called “Hope is Dope” and is done by artist AJ Dimarucot. A portion of the proceeds will also make their way to a charity.
Here’s a cool new shirt design contest to pass along. The folks at District Cotton have put together a new concept driven design contest with a cool charity tie-in. 10% of the profits will go to a charity relevant to the design theme - which will rotate. This month it’s the ultimate green machine - the bike. Hit up their blog post to learn more.
It’s always nice to see the tee design community put their creative powers to use for charity. In conjunction with the Boarding for Breast Cancer nonprofit, The Ryde has cooked up a t-shirt design contest to raise money. Submissions must be breast cancer themed and the first and second place winners receive cash and a store gift card. Check out the details here. Deadline is April 14th.
I’ll admit that when I hear about patriot, American pride t-shirts, the first thing I think of are gaudy, overdone Red, White and Blue shirts with the proverbial flag. TakePride.com has a fresh, youthful spin with a line of tees inspired by our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. They are also donating 20% of their profits to charities that assist combat veterans including the USO and Wounded Warrior Project.
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Here’s a worthwhile charitable effort to check out. A good looking tee to help support the SOLD Project. You can purchase the tees at the Roman Apparel web site.
The SOLD Project is an organization that has devoted its life to spreading awareness and provoking change regarding the issue of child prostitution that exists in our world today. Roman Apparel has partnered with this incredible group of people to help raise money for the education of young orphans recently rescued from a life of sexual slavery in South East Asia.
Fashion Delivers Charitable Foundation offers a great way for the fashion industry to get involved in charitable activities. Fashion Delivers’ goal is to “mobilize the fashion and related industries to help our neighbors … to provide products from all parts of the fashion and related industries to victims of natural disasters, matching need with availability of products”.
You can donate clothing by filling out a simply donor sheet and sending them your overruns, of whatever you might have. They are an approved 501(c)3 organization and your donations are tax deductible. Cash donations are also accepted.
For information about T-Shirt Watch’s own charity efforts please visit our charity page.
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Quick thanks to the most recent contributors to our charity efforts. mashpotato, 302designs, Tee Shirts Rock and naature clothing have all generously donated. Thanks guys. Those interested in learning more about our efforts can visit our charity page.
Big thanks to the folks over at FirstGiving.com. They dropped us a couple nice tees this week. And more importantly, helped us get our T-Shirt Watch charity off the ground. It’s a modest effort, but it’s something.
And thank you to the shops who have made donations so far:
Robynnola.com
80s Tees
EveryTshirt.com
Spraygraphic Apparel
If you’d like your shop featured check out our charity page and made a small donation to our effort.
