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Sharing the Profits Earned from T-shirt Sales
Wednesday 11th of July 2007 08:09:01 PM
The Share Peace Initiative, an Australian-based t-shirt printing company is donating a portion of all sales to various charitable organisations around the world that are trying to promote peace, and help others recognise their dreams. Through their 'Electro Evolution' t-shirt line, the company was able to make a donation to Kiva, which grants micro-loans to those in impoverished countries so they can start their own businesses.“We are very excited by the prospect of making our company vision a reality. With the tremendous popularity of electronic music and the vibrant and quirky fashion sense of its devotees, our first design was an ideal starting point from which to initiate our contribution to peace-supporting causes we believe in," said Jacob Sikais, CEO of the Share Peace Initiative.
Increasing interest in their electronic music t-shirts from popular club DJ's The Loose Cannons, DJ Vadim and DJ Haze have furthered the company's cause by making people more aware of it.
Because of the success of their 'Electro Evolution' printed T-shirts, the company plans on releasing a new line of shirts each month with a different theme in order to create more of an online presence and increase their sales so they can continue to giving to causes that need additional funding.
(c)Martinez Ferre, www.sxc.hu
Delighted with the results. Very popular so repeat orders very likely.
great service, no problems at all
Thank you for an excellent service, the shirts look great.