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Charities
GIVE. Give Prints is committed to giving 50% of our profits to charities. We are honored to partner with these charities that are helping people around the world. Feel free to check them out and visit what they are doing and why they are doing it.
Three Angels Children's Relief
Providing HOPE for Haiti's Children
Three Angels Children's Relief is committed to the Christ-centered transformation of Haiti: one child, one family, one community at a time. We are in the process of building on our proven experience in orphan-care, medical care, education and skills development. The need is greater than ever and now is not the time to shrink back but to push forward.
Praying for Katie
Helping to fight cancer.
Helping to fight cancer in a young person's life.
Discover the Journey
Helping to fight for children around the world.
DTJ is a team of journalists and story-tellers who expose injustices facing children in-crisis and advocate for intervention partners until change is realized. DTJ filmmakers, writers, photographers, artists, and designers have travelled to over 50 nations, committed to exposing injustices children face. DTJ intervenes directly in select situations and provides direct care occasionally, but relies on partnerships with viable and effective NGOs and organizations found within communities to channel human and financial resources to impact people facing injustice.
DTJ media has been seen on CNN, BBC World News America and through on and offline channels worldwide.
ENLACE
Equipping churches to transform communities in El Salvador.
ENLACE (pronounced en-lah-say, the Spanish word for link) has been
equipping churches to transform communities in El Salvador since 1993. Over a
10-year period, we train and coach church leaders to work with their communities
to develop sustainable health, infrastructure and community economic development
projects. ENLACE's vision is to see 100 churches transform the spiritual and
physical lives of 250,000 people in El Salvador by 2015.
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International Princess™ Project
Helping to free women from prostitution in India.
Since it's founding in 2005, International Princess™ Project exists to advocate against forced prostitution and bring restoration to the lives of its victims. The current initiative of International Princess™ Project is to create micro-enterprise sewing centers in aftercare homes where women formally enslaved by prostitution come for safety and healing. In these sewing centers, the women create PUNJAMMIES™— beautiful drawstring pajamas sewn from lovely Indian fabrics. PUNJAMMIES™ are sold in the U.S., with the profits going back to restore more women and create a self-sustaining program for the after-care provider. As the women earn fair-trade wages, create a unique product and become a key part of a viable business, those who were once hopeless gain dignity and self-worth. When PUNJAMMIES™ are sold in the U.S. Market place, the story of these voiceless women and children is told.
CRU
Helping to bringing relief and hope to Japan.
You've seen the powerful video clips of the devastation in
CHOC Children's Hospital
Helping to fight cancer.
CHOC at Mission serves as the only dedicated pediatric healthcare facility for families in south Orange County, the surrounding coastal areas and north San Diego County. Inside its doors, you’ll find an expert team of world-class physicians and nurses providing compassionate, innovative care to the most fragile of newborns to the most rambunctious of teenagers.
Walking on Water
Helping to bring hope to the surf community around the world.
Walking On Water seeks to reach and impact our generation's global surf community with the Good News of Jesus Christ. Walking On Water is a Christian non-profit organization dedicated to sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ with this generation’s global surfing community. Professional surfer Bryan Jennings started Walking on Water in 1995 with the vision of using his surfing abilities to share his faith with young people. His idea was to hold an overnight surf camp for junior high and high school students where he would not only teach students how to surf, but also focus on sharing his Christian faith. What started as a small camp of ten students has now grown into a worldwide ministry that reaches thousands of people through surf camps and films.
Weignart Center
Breaking the cycle of homelessness.
On any given night, over 50,000 people are homeless in Los Angeles. The Weingart Center gives homeless men and women the skills, resources and hope they need to live self-sufficient lives off the streets. Like Jamie Foxx, Ryan Seacrest and Jesse Metcalfe, who all support the work the Weingart Center does, your giving nature can help turn the ‘Homeless Capital of the U.S.’ back into the City of Angels.
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