Merch Aid
Founded in 2020, Merch Aid is an award-winning social enterprise that teams up artists and designers with non-profit organizations to drop fundraising merch. Initially a relief response to the COVID-19 small business shutdowns, the brand has since evolved to focus on cause-driven drops. Past collections have included NYC Small Businesses, Black Lives Matter, AAPI and Go Vote. Artists have included Mark Seliger, Paula Scher, Gail Anderson, Jessica Walsh, Gloria Steinem, and Studio Number One (founded by Shepard Fairey).
To date, Merch Aid has raised over half a million dollars, and has been featured in publications including Vogue, GQ, and more.
I currently serve as Chief Production Officer @ Merch Aid
Press
- Fast Company | Shepard Fairey and Gloria Steinem just teamed up on a new line of election merch
- Print | Artivism for Social Justice: Merch Aid Drives Change with Their Latest Capsule
- Vogue | Can Fashion Merch Create Real Change? This Group of Creatives Proves Its Power
- It’s Nice That | Merch Aid is fighting for reproductive rights with new protest T-shirts made by female designers
- Print | Merch Aid’s New Line by Black Artists in Support of the Black Community
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Founded in 2020, Merch Aid is an award-winning social enterprise that teams up artists and designers with non-profit organizations to drop fundraising merch. Initially a relief response to the COVID-19 small business shutdowns, the brand has since evolved to focus on cause-driven drops. Past collections have included NYC Small Businesses, Black Lives Matter, AAPI and Go Vote. Artists have included Mark Seliger, Paula Scher, Gail Anderson, Jessica Walsh, Gloria Steinem, and Studio Number One (founded by Shepard Fairey).
To date, Merch Aid has raised over half a million dollars, and has been featured in publications including Vogue, GQ, and more.
I currently serve as Chief Production Officer @ Merch Aid
Press
- Fast Company | Shepard Fairey and Gloria Steinem just teamed up on a new line of election merch
- Print | Artivism for Social Justice: Merch Aid Drives Change with Their Latest Capsule
- Vogue | Can Fashion Merch Create Real Change? This Group of Creatives Proves Its Power
- It’s Nice That | Merch Aid is fighting for reproductive rights with new protest T-shirts made by female designers
- Print | Merch Aid’s New Line by Black Artists in Support of the Black Community
CASE STUDY
GALLERY
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