Words to Live By Tees Announces Co-Sponsor Honest Beverages Signs on to Help Eradicate Domestic Violence
Words to Live By Tees (www.wordstolivebytees.com), an online apparel company that focuses on the power of positive living, announces 2008 co-sponsor Honest Beverages to help eradicate Domestic Violence through the B. The Revolution End Abuse Project. Their 2008 advocacy partner, My Sisters Place DC is a non-profit women’s transitional center and serves as the only shelter in D.C. focused exclusively on serving the needs of battered women and their children.
Washington, DC, October 14, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Words to Live By Tees (www.wordstolivebytees.com), an online apparel company that focuses on the power of positive living, announces the B. The Revolution End Abuse Project. Words to Live By Tees donates a portion of it annual sales to Domestic Violence advocacy partners. Their 2008 advocacy partner, My Sisters Place DC is a non-profit women’s transitional center and serves as the only shelter in D.C. focused exclusively on serving the needs of battered women and their children. Our 2008 co-sponsor is Honest Tea (www.honesttea.com), and our organizational partners are the Omicron Lambda chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, and D.I.V.A. Inc.
Words to Live By Tees launched it first positive message t-shirt line earlier this August. With phrases such as “Resilient “when your life no longer fits change it,” and “practice the law of love,” the affirming shirts have become an instant hit. Women around the country are now wearing the shirts as a reminder to live empowered lives. Hart believes in evoking change on a personal and a universal level. “This year, we chose My Sisters Place DC as our advocacy partner because of its dedication to eradicating intimate partner violence and to empowering women to take control of their own lives,” Hart added.
The B. The Revolution End Abuse Project (www.btherevolution.com) hosts events to increase Domestic Violence Awareness and Prevention on college campuses and to assist our community partners. Through events such as the Partners for Peace Silent March, and Slam Poetry With a Purpose, which will be held October 24th in Washington DC; and the awareness rally, Tee Party for Change, held on October 25th, the college community will be exposed to key note speakers and information designed to offer strategies on how we can prevent domestic violence and eradicate it from our lives.
About Words to Live By Tees
Founded in April 2008 after her mother lost her battle against the same breast cancer that she had just survived, Denise Hart was moved to create something that reflects her mother’s zest for life and Words to Live By Tees was born. Currently, the company’s women’s collection features life affirming positive messages and all shirts are made from 100% premium cotton. The company will expand its line in the near future to include a line of shirts for girls.
About My Sisters Place, Inc. DC
My Sisters Place DC is a non-profit that works to eradicate intimate partner violence and to empower women to take control of their own lives. They are the only shelter in D.C. focused exclusively on battered women and their children. In addition to emergency housing and support their comprehensive services include a 24 hour hotline (202) 529-5991, counseling, transitional housing, and community education on this important issue.
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Words to Live By Tees launched it first positive message t-shirt line earlier this August. With phrases such as “Resilient “when your life no longer fits change it,” and “practice the law of love,” the affirming shirts have become an instant hit. Women around the country are now wearing the shirts as a reminder to live empowered lives. Hart believes in evoking change on a personal and a universal level. “This year, we chose My Sisters Place DC as our advocacy partner because of its dedication to eradicating intimate partner violence and to empowering women to take control of their own lives,” Hart added.
The B. The Revolution End Abuse Project (www.btherevolution.com) hosts events to increase Domestic Violence Awareness and Prevention on college campuses and to assist our community partners. Through events such as the Partners for Peace Silent March, and Slam Poetry With a Purpose, which will be held October 24th in Washington DC; and the awareness rally, Tee Party for Change, held on October 25th, the college community will be exposed to key note speakers and information designed to offer strategies on how we can prevent domestic violence and eradicate it from our lives.
About Words to Live By Tees
Founded in April 2008 after her mother lost her battle against the same breast cancer that she had just survived, Denise Hart was moved to create something that reflects her mother’s zest for life and Words to Live By Tees was born. Currently, the company’s women’s collection features life affirming positive messages and all shirts are made from 100% premium cotton. The company will expand its line in the near future to include a line of shirts for girls.
About My Sisters Place, Inc. DC
My Sisters Place DC is a non-profit that works to eradicate intimate partner violence and to empower women to take control of their own lives. They are the only shelter in D.C. focused exclusively on battered women and their children. In addition to emergency housing and support their comprehensive services include a 24 hour hotline (202) 529-5991, counseling, transitional housing, and community education on this important issue.
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www.wordstolivebytees.com
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