It began with a T-shirt. A T-shirt he found on Twitter, no less. Jeffrey Stark had never given much thought to the importance of clean water until he saw the blue T-shirt on a friend’s feed. It had chalk white silhouettes of men, women, children and the continent of Africa. Inside each silhouette was a number, and the number corresponded without a fact about water. more
Just got some model images for the charity tee we are selling to benefit the cause for clean water access in the developing world. We also just got some new language in from the copywriter and so, even though it is similar to what we already posted??? please read it again and (if you can) make a purchase in mens styles or for women. This is a 100% non-profit venture.
The ChopShop has teamed up with WellDone to provide clean water to those throughout the developing world who need it most ??? one awesome t-shirt at a time. The designers at Chop Shop worked closely with the WellDone team to highlight the various facets of the global water crisis through the visualization of 27 striking water statistics. The icons paint a picture that remind us that we must both conserve earth???s most precious resource, while working to improve clean water access to those most in need. Never has looking this good, done so much good.
WellDone was launched in 2007 by a group of young professionals, committed to utilizing their collective talents to help provide safe water to communities in need. Since its inception, WellDone has seen through the the implementation of six clean water projects throughout rural Ghana, and is currently expanding efforts throughout Africa and beyond. To learn more, please visit welldone.org
Special thanks goes to Quist Industries for donating all the printing. Quist does a large amount of Chop Shop???s printing and is always top notch. They are like the Apple Computers of tshirt screen printing. Check out their site at quistindustries.com, which also happens to be a The Chopping Block production.
All profits from the sale of this tee are donated to WellDone. A water awareness and access non-profit, working to bring clean drinking water to communities lacking access, and to drive global awareness and action in the fight against water scarcity. To learn more about WellDone or get involved, visit WellDone.org.
The design itself includes 27 icons relating to modern issues surrounding water access in the developing world. Each of these icons is also numbered and corresponds to a specific statistic. The key to all these numbers is printed on the inside of the back of the tee and is shown in the image above.
Thanks also goes out to Quist Industries for donating all the printing. Quist does a large amount of Chop Shop’s printing and is always top notch. They are like the Apple Computers of tshirt screen printing. Check out their site at quistindustries.com, which also happens to be a The Chopping Block production.
Chop Shop is about to release a tshirt design for the charity group WellDone. The organization strives to provide clean water for those without access by helping to implement water projects in their target communities. Some existing and upcoming projects include well drilling in West Africa, small scale water enterprise in India and water storage solutions in Kenya. A remarkable amount of sickness and death in these developing nations are the direct result of having no access to clean water resources. Check them out now at welldone.org or download this pdf to find out more.
Be sure to check back here or at chopshopstore.com in the next few days to see the design. The expected release date is Feb 4th.
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