GUYANA FLOOD RELIEF

In December 2004 - February 2005, the South American Country Guyana faced its worst natural disaster in its history. From December 24 through January 31 the total amount of rainfall exceeded 60 inches, with one night's rainfall amounting to seven inches. The torrential rain continued in February. This resulted in severe flooding, as you can imagine many people were affected. RSPTSHIRTS decided to produce a variety GUYANA t-shirts, all proceeds went to relief and rebuilding efforts to our parents' native country.

MAY PEACE BE WITH YOU

We here at RSPTSHIRTS, have a variety of influences. We have the good fortune and ability to draw from the positive and move forward. We believe in acting in God's favor as opposed to just reading religious texts. After September 11, 2001, we decided to produce a shirt that had a positive message and would hopefully appeal to everyone. This t-shirt was showcased at a national conference by the American Spiritual, Ethical, Religious, Values In Counseling (ASERVIC), group.

$10.00

Homelessness is an epidemic in our society that needs to be dealt with. We would like to believe that our nation is the most advanced, democratic civilization on God's Green Earth. Unfortunately we do not provide housing or health-care for individuals that can not provide for themselves. Other great nations, such as our neighbors up north and our friends across the Atlantic, make a stronger effort to provide for their citizens who can not provide for themselves. We decided to design a t-shirt and give $10.00 to the homeless people we came into contact within New York City. It may not be much, but it is a start.

TSUNAMI RELIEF FUND

January 2005, Indonesia, India, Sri Lanka and Thailand were devastated by a tsunami. Hundreds of thousands of people in South Asia, including some of its poorest citizens, were hit hardest by this natural disaster. The world responded immediately and generously, providing food and shelter to those hit hardest. RSPTSHIRTS decided to produce a TSUNAMI t-shirt, all proceeds went to relief and rebuilding efforts.