Archive for December 12th, 2008

HUGO BOSS for UNICEF

Friday, December 12th, 2008

‘HUGO BOSS for UNICEFJoining Forces for Orphans in Malawi

More than 400,000 children in Malawi have lost their mother, father, or both to the AIDS epidemic. Given the rapid spread of the disease, countless families and village communities have no hope of coping. In many cases, AIDS has wiped out entire generations of parents.

An acute famine affecting about a third of the population has worsened their plight. Without external help, grandparents, aunts and neighbors have no way of giving children the care that they need. More and more girls and boys are left to cope on their own, with scarcely enough food to survive.

UNICEF is supporting communities so that they can tend to these children on their own – by funding voluntary organizations that run nurseries and help to look after orphans and the sick.

With your help, HUGO BOSS is supporting UNICEF in Malawi. Please express your own support for the agency’s work! For the first time, HUGO BOSS has decided to actively involve customers, partners and friends of the company in its charitable projects.

For every statement we receive, we will donate $1 to its aid efforts in Malawi. Simply complete the entry form on the linked website and tell us why, in your view, helping children who have lost their parents to AIDS is so important.

The Billions T-Shirt & Cap

Friday, December 12th, 2008

‘The Billions T-Shirt & CapScheduled to Release December 13th, 2008, Saturday

Limited to 100 Snap Backs and 50 Button Ups

A Billion Adjustments

We’ve teamed up to release a limited run snap back hat that subversively comments on many different social issues all relating to frivolous, questionable spending of the hard earned dollar and socio-economic issues we face today.

This limited run production drops soon exclusively at: Invisible Stripes, 1800 San Jose Ave., San Francisco, CA 94112

THE BILLIONS:

The United States Military budget was US$439.3 billion for 2007.

The Iraq war has cost Americans over $500 billion.

In the past decade the federal government has spent over $1 billion dollars to promote abstinence to US teens.

Chevron’s annual profit for 2007 was $18.7 billion.

Nearly $9 billion of money spent on Iraqi reconstruction is unaccounted for because of inefficiencies and bad management.

Almost half the world, over three billion people live on less than $2.50 a day.

‘Almost half the world, over three billion people live on less than $2.50 a day.