No Place Like Home: Buy Our T-Shirt and Support Two Charities Helping in Coronavirus Crisis
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Last year, as we faced the beginning of the Coronavirus pandemic, we realized that our 2019 Company t-shirts, originally for staff and friends, shared the perfect sentiment — Go Big. Stay Home . We printed up many more and offered them to our readers as a way to raise money for charity. We got a great response and were able to send 100 percent of the profits to Meals on Wheels and Feeding America .
A year later, it’s not over, and we’re not done.
This month, on the anniversary of stay at home orders, we’re going to do it again — this time with our latest shirt that offers an even more hopeful message for 2021: No Place Like Home . We hope you’ll all join us again in celebrating our homes and helping those in need.
Watch More In Organize & CleanThis year, No Place Like Home will send 100 percent of the profits to the same two organizations that are perfectly placed to help others through this pandemic: Feeding America and Meals on Wheels . Put on a great shirt while supporting our national effort to help in the recovery from the Coronavirus.
Feeding America : A nationwide network of more than 200 food banks that feed more than 46 million people through food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, and other community-based agencies.
Meals on Wheels : Delivers nutritious meals and safety checks to seniors, who are especially at risk during the COVID-19 pandemic. They operate in 5,000 communities across the country.
No Place Like Home is boldly printed on the nicest, softest shirt we could find, Alternative Apparel’s Heritage Garment Dyed Distressed T , which is 100 percent cotton and pre-washed. Our screen print partner in this, 8/7 Central , based in Des Moines, Iowa. They will be shipping directly to you after each batch of 100 shirts is printed. Ship time can take up to 14 days right now, so please be patient.
Thanks for all your support and please leave us comments below.
Best, Maxwell
CEO & Founder
Buy Now Buy NowMaxwell Ryan
CEO
Maxwell left teaching in 2001 to start Apartment Therapy as a design business helping people to make their homes more beautiful, organized AND healthy. The website started up in 2004 with the help of his brother, Oliver. Since then he has grown ApartmentTherapy.com, added TheKitchn.com, our home cooking site, and has authored four books on design. He now lives with his daughter in a lovely apartment in Brooklyn.
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