it all began when the Invisible Children partnered with denim label GUESS back in 2006. last month, GUESS and Vanity Fair magazine unveiled the 2009 designs at the Beverly Hills event. GUESS’ 2009 designs benefiting underprivileged youth are both homespun and organic, made from edun organic cotton::grown and harvested in uganda. both sets of apparel will benefit education and economic rebuilding in the war-ravaged country of uganda.
the Invisible Children story is incredible. since it's formation in 2003, the non-profit organization has provided ugandian's with education, mentors, financial stability, redevelopment of local schools, and resettlement from the solider camps. click here to read more about the visionaries, story-tellers, humanitarians, and film-makers who developed this remarkable movement.
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Love it! A good friend of mine is very involved with the Invisible Children Organization. Since I am all about spreading the word here is another similar organization you may be interested in... http://www.fallingwhistles.com/
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