Haitees

We are a non-profit charity that sell tee-shirts designed by some of our favourite artists to raise money for the aid efforts in haiti. Our friends at mysoti.com print the tee-shirts, post them to you and all the profits go straight to the Red Cross.

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Jan 12

BBC News - Haiti earthquake: After so many promises, why is the country still struggling?

Today marks 1 year since the Haiti earthquake. This report from the BBC gives you an image of the state of the country one year on, and it would seem in some parts that nothing has changed. Rubble still covers the land, people are still homeless and without sanitation, still living in “temporary” camps.

But work has been done. The Red Cross, along with other organisations have made incredible efforts to improve the lives of those effected, as explained in their article here, and more is still being done.

There is hope for Haiti yet, but for this country to prosper, it still needs your help. You can still pick up a Haitees t shirt from the Haitees shop, there’s plenty of awesome designs and as you know, all the profits go to the Red Cross. You can still make a difference, and you can look good while you’re doing it too! You can also donate directly via the Red Cross website.

You could also help just by reblogging this post; let people know that they can do something that will really make a difference today.

Thank you for your time,

Steve.

Dec 20

MySoti - haitees - ‘Voyager’- Tees

Phew, made it….sort of! Well here’s number 19, another from Haitees team member Steve. Click on the image to go through to the store!

Dec 16

MySoti - haitees - ‘Dancing on the Ceiling’- Tees

Yet another beautiful Design from Clara for day 16 of the Haitees advent calendar. Click the image to go through to the shop!

Aug 5

Final submission by Victor Ferreira.

TO THE SHOP!

Aug 4

Another one from Victor Ferreira. Check it out!

Aug 3

Another new design from Victor Ferreira up today! Click on the image to go through to the store.

Jun 9

We’re still going…

So Haitees has been running for a few months now, and unfortunately we’ve had nowhere near as many sales as we had hoped. But just like the aid workers in Haiti, we’re still going. We’ve lowered the prices of our tee shirts on the Mysoti store for everyone, hopefully that might persuade more sales. It’s a shame to have to donate less per shirt, but if we can get more sales we’ll make a bigger donation over all.

The crisis in Haiti is far from over. Hurricane season has officially started and the people of Haiti are incredibly vulnerable. There are thousands of people still living in camps around the city, and severe weather will make things much worse than they already are. Right now the people of Haiti need your help as much as ever, so please please, help them out.

May 19

Natural Disasters Suck

mysoti:

So we’ve been besmirched with yet more bad luck here at MySoti HQ this past couple of weeks.

THAT volcano from Iceland that’s been spurting out ash all over northern Europe these past couple of months has finally hit the business and our deliveries of American Apparel shirts to the UK have become severly delayed.

(I know, just as we were catching up right? :/)

We’re really, ever so sorry but we’re doing everything we can to get things out of the door as quickly as possible,

BUT really, in all actuality the impact of a few delays is nothing compared to what has happened recently in places like Haiti. So we wanted to let you know about a cool, little project thats been born from some great minds who decided to use MySoti for good.

PLEASE, PLEASE check out Haitees.com - these guys have worked tirelessly and really need to drive traffic to the site! And also please note that EVERY penny of the proceeds from these shirts is going to the British Red Cross…

Until next week, when we hope to have better news,

Steve - MySoti HQ x

Thanks Steve!!!

Mar 15

MySoti - haitees - ‘“Oute Contraire” by Marius Bauer’- Tees

A whole heap of new tee shirts by Marius Bauer uploaded tonight, go see! And please, as always, help us out with a quick reblog?

All profits go to helping Haiti.