It’s been some time since our last real update, on where things are and have been going around here. To be honest, most of the work and ‘buzz’ in regards to the Haitian earthquake’s aftermath has gone. And yet, the needs are still so vast. All the shirts we’ve sold have raised [...]
Our partners on the ground in Haiti have finally found some time amidst the perils of the rainy season, tent cities, and rebuilding and recovery to post some updates over on their Facebook Page. Please take a moment to check out some photos and hope from Port-Au-Prince, including some of the students in Carrefour, a visit [...]
83 days after the earthquake, a baby girl is reunited with her parents. Outstanding.
Updates of May
It’s been some time since our last real update, on where things are and have been going around here. To be honest, most of the work and ‘buzz’ in regards to the Haitian earthquake’s aftermath has gone. And yet, the needs are still so vast. All the...
Meet Dylan
Meet Dylan. He’s awesome in ways awesome people wish they were awesome. This week, he’s elected to live as a homeless man. Chosen to go without sleep, safety, and consistent food to experience the plight of the least. And then love them, learn from them, and be changed by their...
Restavek Foundation – April Updates
Our partners on the ground in Haiti have finally found some time amidst the perils of the rainy season, tent cities, and rebuilding and recovery to post some updates over on their Facebook Page.
Please take a moment to check out some photos and hope from Port-Au-Prince, including some of the...
Haiti – Miracle Baby
83 days after the earthquake, a baby girl is reunited with her parents. ...
She Said Yes
So this past Sunday was amazing. Busy morning, busy afternoon, and then I asked my best friend to be my wife.
Yup.
She said yes, in spite of all common sense which might have directed her to do the opposite. I believe there was some Divine intervention on that point. ...
Busy Bees
“Over 200 new comments?” says I, momentarily excited. But then my brain kicked the door of hope off it’s hinges and reminded me that it was probably all spam. Sure enough.
Well! How are you, world? You look great. The sun is out and it’s already...
Bangai Friday – Bellarive
I recently discovered the atmospheric wonderment of Orlando’s Bellarive. Their EP was purchased almost immediately upon first listening to them HERE, and within a few Sundays, I shamelessly stole the final triumphant stanza of the album for my own musical purposes (Translation: I took the last portion of ‘Stories’...
For Haiti Sake Mention…
The Augusta Chronicle included the ‘For Haiti Sake’ show in their roundup of local Haiti relief projects. I hadn’t even thought of looking for coverage of the event in other avenues! Silly...
Donations Away!
Whew. After some shuffling, I was able to get the donations collected at the For Haiti Sake event and some initial shirt sales combined and sent to the Restavek Foundation!
Just so you know where your donations are going, and how they are being utilized, here’s the text from the...
Store is Now on Facebook!
Thanks to the wizards at Storenvy, the We Love You Project online store is now available right from our Facebook page! Sexy!
Now you can become a fan of the project, tell your friends, and immediately become the “altruistic, ultra-hipster” your circle of friends has desperately needed! Okay, maybe...
The We Love You Project was created simply to send help and love to the families and communities affected by a broken world.
To add some beauty to ugliness.
To stand for the struck down.
We cannot presume to be as perfect in compassion, or as enduring in fortitude as we should be...
But we WILL try.
To send spiritual and emotional hope... as well as tangible, necessary help... to those who need it.
We partner with as many local and international communities as possible to reach those who are hurting, forgotten, neglected, abused, or otherwise go unloved and unsung.
And we're still just getting started...
Shirts printed with the phrase and intention, "We Love You"... each designed with these words in view, to show those who are being loved our solidarity and compassion toward them in their native languages. 
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