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Caritate

A Journey into the Sudan and Haiti

The Caritate spring/summer line consists of all sustainable fabrics with organic cottons, hemp, linens, soy jersey with organic pigment dyed Moroccan themed prints and positive quotes.

Garner describes the line as a journey with a purpose…having the oasis in site but the endurance and energy it takes to get there is often called the wilderness but with hope. The garments are made to roll, fold, and throw into a suitcase to jet set wherever the heart finds its calling.

“My desire is to not just get people to come to a Charity event or go on a missions or service trip but to be truly engaged with self allowing the heart of giving and serving to lead one in life rather than being another event or feel good moment but a constant, not based on condition hence “Caritate” which in Latin translates to true unconditional love.

The Caritate line will be serving the Hands and Feet orphanage (www.handsandfeetproject.org) which is a vision by Franklin local Mark Stewart (lead singer for Audio Adrenaline) who has a heart to serve the orphans in Haiti. He has purchased land there and already has a few buildings built to shelter 30 children and is looking to build another building to house more children which will cost roughly $15,000. That is the goal of the season for the new kids line launched by Prophetik and Convoy called Sustainable Collective. Each garment purchased will give $1.50 towards the building fund. Also with every purchase the consumer will be given a pre-paid postage box in which the child may learn to give back when buying something new. The box will have a list of needs from the children of the orphanage.

The other charity is Aid Sudan (www.aidsudan.com) which is a vision from another local franklinite who has a heart to serve the African nation in need of water and wells. The government will not aid any towns that do not have a school, church, or well. Her goal is to bring that chance to many of the villages one by one by digging wells. The Prophetik his and her line will be giving $1 per garment purchased to the charity for $1.00 gives water to one person for a year.
“You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give”


	Caritate A Journey into the Sudan and Haiti The Caritate spring/summer line consists of all sustainable fabrics with organic cottons, hemp, linens, soy jersey with organic pigment dyed Moroccan themed prints and positive quotes. Garner describes the line as a journey with a purpose…having the oasis in site but the endurance and energy it takes to get there is often called the wilderness but with hope. The garments are made to roll, fold, and throw into a suitcase to jet set wherever the heart finds its calling. “My desire is to not just get people to come to a Charity event or go on a missions or service trip but to be truly engaged with self allowing the heart of giving and serving to lead one in life rather than being another event or feel good moment but a constant, not based on condition hence “Caritate” which in Latin translates to true unconditional love. The Caritate line will be serving the Hands and Feet orphanage (www.handsandfeetproject.org) which is a vision by Franklin local Mark Stewart (lead singer for Audio Adrenaline) who has a heart to serve the orphans in Haiti. He has purchased land there and already has a few buildings built to shelter 30 children and is looking to build another building to house more children which will cost roughly $15,000. That is the goal of the season for the new kids line launched by Prophetik and Convoy called Sustainable Collective. Each garment purchased will give $1.50 towards the building fund. Also with every purchase the consumer will be given a pre-paid postage box in which the child may learn to give back when buying something new. The box will have a list of needs from the children of the orphanage. The other charity is Aid Sudan (www.aidsudan.com) which is a vision from another local franklinite who has a heart to serve the African nation in need of water and wells. The government will not aid any towns that do not have a school, church, or well. Her goal is to bring that chance to many of the villages one by one by digging wells. The Prophetik his and her line will be giving $1 per garment purchased to the charity for $1.00 gives water to one person for a year. “You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give”