MomsRising Launches eStore at GoodStorm
MomsRising (www.momsrising.org), a non-profit, national organization that advocates for motherhood and family issues, has launched a GoodStorm eStore at www.goodstorm.com/stores/momsrising.
San Francisco, CA, May 11, 2006 --(PR.com)-- MomsRising (www.momsrising.org), a non-profit, national organization that advocates for motherhood and family issues, has launched a GoodStorm eStore at www.goodstorm.com/stores/momsrising.
The MomsRising store features women’s and youth T-shirts featuring an image of Rosie the Riveter updated for the modern woman ready to take on the world. Sales of T-shirts benefit the organization’s efforts to promote a variety of key issues affecting mothers, including family leave, flex-time in the workplace, healthcare for all kids, improvements in childcare, and fair wages.
“The partnership between GoodStorm.com and MomsRising is perfect,” said MomsRising President Joan Blades. “GoodStorm provides ecommerce and social networking tools that help non-profit organizations like ours develop sustainable income, promote positive change and expand our community. By buying and wearing MomsRising t-shirts people can promote multiple good causes at once.”
“We are pleased to support MomsRising and hope that their online store will help them ignite a movement in this country that brings true and meaningful change to the lives of families,” added GoodStorm founder and CEO Yobie Benjamin.
Founded by Joan Blades and Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner, MomsRising champions motherhood and family issues in political, social, and economic spheres. MomsRising.org is working to build a massive grassroots online resource to move motherhood issues to the forefront of the country’s awareness and provide grassroots support for leaders, as well as for organizations advancing key motherhood issues. More than 45,000 people have already joined and membership is free.
At GoodStorm.com, progressive organizations and individuals can launch online stores selling digitally printed T-shirts and other products featuring their own designs. GoodStorm handles inventory management, shipping, logistics, and billing, so sellers have more time to create designs and build and nurture communities of people who share their values.
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The MomsRising store features women’s and youth T-shirts featuring an image of Rosie the Riveter updated for the modern woman ready to take on the world. Sales of T-shirts benefit the organization’s efforts to promote a variety of key issues affecting mothers, including family leave, flex-time in the workplace, healthcare for all kids, improvements in childcare, and fair wages.
“The partnership between GoodStorm.com and MomsRising is perfect,” said MomsRising President Joan Blades. “GoodStorm provides ecommerce and social networking tools that help non-profit organizations like ours develop sustainable income, promote positive change and expand our community. By buying and wearing MomsRising t-shirts people can promote multiple good causes at once.”
“We are pleased to support MomsRising and hope that their online store will help them ignite a movement in this country that brings true and meaningful change to the lives of families,” added GoodStorm founder and CEO Yobie Benjamin.
Founded by Joan Blades and Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner, MomsRising champions motherhood and family issues in political, social, and economic spheres. MomsRising.org is working to build a massive grassroots online resource to move motherhood issues to the forefront of the country’s awareness and provide grassroots support for leaders, as well as for organizations advancing key motherhood issues. More than 45,000 people have already joined and membership is free.
At GoodStorm.com, progressive organizations and individuals can launch online stores selling digitally printed T-shirts and other products featuring their own designs. GoodStorm handles inventory management, shipping, logistics, and billing, so sellers have more time to create designs and build and nurture communities of people who share their values.
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