"Beyond right and wrong there is a field.
I’ll meet you there." – Rumi
Hi, I'm Here © Artisan T's makes original design t-shirts promoting a better world by spreading awareness and compassion. Using a form of text language, our logo "hiih" is the friendly, smiling face saying Hi, I'm Here!! - We're All in this Together - We're All Connected. Our designs are simple but say a lot!! And best of all, we donate a portion of the proceeds to organizations for human rights and the environment.
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ABOUT US
Hi, I'm Here is a reminder of every person's value and right to be here.
People often ask me how Hi, I'm Here began.
I was going to pick up my friend Ginny. It was raining. I texted "omw" (on my way) before I left. As I was driving there, I started thinking "I don't want to get out and go to the door. It's raining and I don't want to get wet". I thought "I don't want to be impolite and just honk but what's a polite message I could send?" Still thinking in terms of text language like "omw", I thought "hiih" (Hi, I'm Here). Then, I immediately thought about those letters being in an oval, on a sticker, like a bumper sticker. It was the fall of 2016 and there was a growing atmosphere of divisiveness and discrimination being spoken about and encouraged by one of the presidential candidates, which was heartbreaking and offensive to me. I imagined someone from one of the marginalized groups driving a car with an "hiih" bumper sticker, saying "Hi, I'm Here! I have a right to be here!" But, not in an adversarial way, not a "me against you" divisive way. I thought of it as "we're all in this together, we're all connected, room for all" kind of way. Then, when I actually drew the logo, I added the smile and that's when the cute face appeared.
WHO DO WE DONATE OUR PROFITS TO?
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HRC - Human Rights Campaign
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Food Bank Of Delaware
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Hurricane Relief (to several different funds)
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Nature Conservancy
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IRC International Rescue Committee
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NRDC Natural Resources Defense Council
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Yes U Can USA
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Together Rising
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Rainforest Alliance
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Amazon Watch
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Lewes Library
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Camp Rehoboth
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ACLU American Civil Liberties Union
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Color of Change Justice for George Floyd
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