#GivingTuesday
Extended
You are Accelerating Local Climate Leadership!
#GivingTuesday is over, but we still have some one-of-a-kind t-shirts to choose from.
LIMITED TIME OFFER!
Donate $50 and we'll send you a notebook designed by high school junior Alyssa. Available while supplies last.
Donate $100 to get your unique, upcycled t-shirt of choice. Be sure to indicate on the donor form which t-shirt you want from the selections below!
Donate $500 and we'll custom-make a t-shirt to your specifications!
While you're here, please explore our website to learn more about how your contribution is making a huge impact for young people. Our students may start with climate anxiety, but they quickly learn a sense of agency, as they contribute to solutions that are making a real difference in our community and for the world.
Protect Earth Notebook
Artist: Alyssa (HS junior)
Available
Goldenrod - Black - S
Artist: Ferris (college senior)
Available
Goldenrod - Multi - M
Artist: Ferris (college senior)
Taken!
Goldenrod - White - M
Artist: Ferris (college senior)
Taken!
Goldenrod - Pink - L
Artist: Ferris (college senior)
Available
Goldenrod - Purple - XL
Artist: Ferris (college senior)
Available
Monarch - S
Artist: Helen (12 years old)
Available
Hummingbirds - Black&White - S
Artist: ML
Available
Nature Elements - S
Artist: Helen (12 years old)
Taken!
Blooming - S
Artists: Ferris (college) & ML
Taken!
Hummingbirds - Red - M
Artist: ML
Taken!
Hummingbirds - Orange - L
Artist: ML
Available
Tree of Hope - M
Artist: Helen (12 years old)
Available
Sending Ripples - M
Artist: Cathy
Available
Galaxy - L
Artist - Gabriela (HS senior)
Available
Beautiful Butterfly (front) - M
Artist: Helen (12 years old)
Available
Beautiful Butterfly (back) - M
Artist: Helen (12 years old)
Available
Accelerate Logo - XL
Artist: Jack (HS) & Ferris (college)
Taken!
Help Us Reach Our $1,500 Goal
for #GivingTuesday!
T-Shirt Making Fun
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This could be yours!
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Our artists gathered on a Saturday in the fall to create these beautiful and unique designs. They used a variety of techniques, including stamping, stenciling, bleaching, and tie-dying. The shirts were all purchased from a thrift shop, keeping clothes from the landfill and minimizing the carbon impact of each shirt.