Update: 1,000 Prayers for Japan

Tags

1000 prayers for japan, catherine skinner, robert indiana

1,000 Prayers for Japanis progressing beautifully with the next t-shirt, designed by Robert Indiana, on its way.

You can also see “Hope” on display at the Four Seasons Restaurant in New York.

The first design by Catherine Skinner is still available as well. So tell your kids, tell your wife and tell your husbands to go buy these shirts!

New Design by Robert Indiana

Tags

1000 prayers for japan, robert indiana

The name Robert Indiana may sound familiar (and if it doesn’t, it should). Robert famously transformed the word “Love” into a versatile design, including this sculpture in New York City.

Robert continues to transform simple words into powerful imagery and has been kind enough to contribute an inspiring design for 1,000 Prayers for Japan. And here it is!

Look forward to seeing this design on a limited 200 t-shirts available on our website very soon.
But wait! The good news just keeps on coming. The artist will be signing and numbering the 200 shirts featuring his design.

So, take advantage and get yourself some Wearable Philanthropy.

 

1,000 Prayers for Japan: Now Accepting Submissions

Tags

1000 prayers for japan

Great news! We are officially accepting submissions for 1,000 Prayers for Japan.

So break out the cameras, markers, paints, and design software and get busy!

Bring your most powerful inspirational designs to our submissions page (and your fan base to the voting page).The first t-shirt for this project is on sale now.

p.s. Here’s a sneak-peek at one of the t-shirt designs.

We’re so excited about this project and we can’t wait for you all to get involved.

Big News: 1,000 Prayers for Japan

Tags

1000 prayers for japan, nagagutsu, ukc japan

The recent quakes and tsunamis in Japan have caused widespread destruction. The devastation has left thousands of survivors homeless and citizens world-wide wondering “how can I help”?

Over the course of the next two months we will be engaging in an effort we’re calling “1,000 Prayers for Japan”. We will be selling 1,000 t-shirts (or “prayers”) with 100% of the proceeds going to 2 charities; Nagagutsu.org, to provide gloves and boots to recovery workers and UKC Japan, to provide rescue and care to the many abandoned and orphaned animals affected.

Five t-shirt designs will be featured.  Three will be designed by artist recruited by our partner in this project and two will be the result of projects held within the ever-expanding Love and Water community. We ask for everyone’s help and support for this special project. Please tell everyone and anyone you know, submit designs, vote for designs and buy a t-shirt or four to spread the word about 1,000 Prayers for Japan and Wearable Philanthropy.

More information and an official project page will be up on Monday so stay tuned for news and updates about this inspiring new project!