Eracism - Ladies T-Shirt
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$20.00
$20.00
per item
T-Shirt FREE with $20 Donation.
Black T-Shirt with Eracism campaign logo and # messages. (#saysomething, #dosomething, #changesomething)
All proceeds will be used to help those in need in black communities throughout the Greater Atlanta metropolitan area and identified hot spots in the southeast.
Black T-Shirt with Eracism campaign logo and # messages. (#saysomething, #dosomething, #changesomething)
All proceeds will be used to help those in need in black communities throughout the Greater Atlanta metropolitan area and identified hot spots in the southeast.
Helping to bring awareness to systemic racism, have
racial injustice conversations, and find solutions to overcome both.
When you donate $20 or more you will receive this Eracism T-shirt as a thank you gift with donation or choose one of the other options.
The Rescue Crew is committed to making a difference in black communities across the United States. It is actively involved in solving issues and gaining support of those in communities across the South to help end racism and racial inequality.
The Rescue Crew is always looking for volunteers and would like for you to get involved in any way that you can. Please Sign-up to help. We need mentors, vocational counselors, life coaches, educational tutors, real-estate insiders, financial educators, manual laborers, drivers, marketers and so much more. If you have a desire to help, we will match up your skills with one of our many needs.
Here the other T-Shirt Options that are FREE with Donation.
I Matter #BLM - Ladies
$20.00
FREE with $20 Donation - I Matter #BLM T-Shirt
All proceeds will be used to help those in need in black communities throughout the Greater Atlanta metropolitan area and identified hot spots in the southeast.
Eracism - Ladies (V-Neck)
$20.00
T-Shirt FREE with $20 Donation.
Black T-Shirt with Eracism campaign logo and # messages. (#saysomething, #dosomething, #changesomething)
All proceeds will be used to help those in need in black communities throughout the Greater Atlanta metropolitan area and identified hot spots in the southeast.