Africare: Crisis Fact T-shirt
Tell the world about a problem facing the African continent with one of Africare’s color-themed t-shirts. Use your Africare T-shirt to raise awareness about the issue of your choice — and tell the world how they can help!

YELLOW for crisis response (humanitarian emergencies like Darfur)
Crisis Response
Fact: Africans represent over 40% of the world’s refugees.
It's time for change.
You can help!
www.africare.org

$11 of every T-shirt will be donated toward Africare’s work to empower African communities, and increase the quality of life in Africa! Your contributions will aid projects in agriculture, health, water development, and humanitarian emergencies, as well as help spread the word about Africare’s work through your classic or color-themed shirt. To learn more about Africare’s projects and how you can help, visit: www.africare.org Thank you for your support!

Africare: Food Fact T-shirt
Tell the world about a problem facing the African continent with one of Africare’s color-themed t-shirts. Use your Africare T-shirt to raise awareness about the issue of your choice — and tell the world how they can help!

GREEN for food (starvation)
Food
Fact: Approximately 40 million people are at risk of starvation in Africa.
It's time for change.
You can help!
www.africare.org

$11 of every T-shirt will be donated toward Africare’s work to empower African communities, and increase the quality of life in Africa! Your contributions will aid projects in agriculture, health, water development, and humanitarian emergencies, as well as help spread the word about Africare’s work through your classic or color-themed shirt. To learn more about Africare’s projects and how you can help, visit: www.africare.org Thank you for your support!

Africare: HIV/AIDS Fact T-shirt
Tell the world about a problem facing the African continent with one of Africare’s color-themed t-shirts. Use your Africare T-shirt to raise awareness about the issue of your choice — and tell the world how they can help!

RED for HIV/AIDS (epidemic)
HIV/AIDS
Fact: More than 12 million children in Africa have been orphaned by
It's time for change.
You can help!
www.africare.org

$11 of every T-shirt will be donated toward Africare’s work to empower African communities, and increase the quality of life in Africa! Your contributions will aid projects in agriculture, health, water development, and humanitarian emergencies, as well as help spread the word about Africare’s work through your classic or color-themed shirt. To learn more about Africare’s projects and how you can help, visit: www.africare.org Thank you for your support!

Africare: Water Fact T-shirt
Tell the world about a problem facing the African continent with one of Africare’s color-themed t-shirts. Use your Africare T-shirt to raise awareness about the issue of your choice — and tell the world how they can help!

BLUE for water (water shortage)
Water
Fact: The average African woman walks nearly 4 miles to collect water every day.
It's time for change.
You can help!
www.africare.org

$11 of every T-shirt will be donated toward Africare’s work to empower African communities, and increase the quality of life in Africa! Your contributions will aid projects in agriculture, health, water development, and humanitarian emergencies, as well as help spread the word about Africare’s work through your classic or color-themed shirt. To learn more about Africare’s projects and how you can help, visit: www.africare.org Thank you for your support!

Classic Africare T-Shirt in Black
Our classic black T-shirts show your friends exactly how Africare is helping African communities in the key areas of: Food, Water, Health, HIV/AIDS and Crisis Response.

$11 of every T-shirt will be donated toward Africare’s work to empower African communities, and increase the quality of life in Africa! Your contributions will aid projects in agriculture, health, water development, and humanitarian emergencies, as well as help spread the word about Africare’s work through your classic or color-themed shirt. To learn more about Africare’s projects and how you can help, visit: www.africare.org Thank you for your support!