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Bike For Beards Campaign

Organized by Shane Pittson
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Hanes Tagless T-shirt

Help support beards at BYU, let's see a bearded True Blue tuesday and alumni sporting their tees.

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All funds raised will go to Shane Pittson, the organizer for Funding Beard Advocacy.
$120 raised
20 items sold of
50 goal
Thanks to our supporters!
$15
Hanes Tagless T-shirt, Unisex - Navy
Hanes Tagless T-shirt
Unisex - Navy
Organized by Shane Pittson

About this campaign

The rule against Beards at BYU has been overlooked and should be revisited. We want to show just how many supporters there are. #beardedbyu

You may be aware that there has been a small movement of students that are encouraging the revisitation and discussion of BYU's (and other CES schools) policy against beards. The movement has garnered media attention on The Salt Lake Tribune, The Huffington Post, Jezebel, and The New York Times to name a few. In response to this attention the organization of schools seems to have responded with a heavier hand and no signs of official discussion or statements. We want to see students alumni and beard supporters worldwide supporting the movement with T-shirts and the hashtag #beardedbyu

Supporters

Steve Holbrook 1 item + $25

Because beards are no longer a sign of counter-culture like they were in the 60's when Ernie Wilkinson set the policy in place.

Anonymous 1 item
Anonymous 1 item

This outdated policy is way past time to be updated. Just as moving the LDS church into the 21st century by embracing computers, online websites, and other innovations, let's abolish past irrelevant and offensive "rules" such as prohibiting beards.

Anonymous 1 item

Beards rule.

Shane 1 item

In 1971, then-university President Dallin Oaks defended the bare face rule as "contemporary and pragmatic," saying he would be surprised if the rule was not changed down the road.

Rufus 1 item

This is a great cause. The church, and by extension the Honor Code, is a living, breathing entity. It should be able to be changed to meet current standards and conditions.

Kevin Stubbs 2 items
Steve 1 item

BYU needs to support the diversity that President Uchtdorf touted during the April 2013 Priesthood Session.

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