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#VeryAsian: Support AAPI mental health

Name: #VeryAsian: Support AAPI mental health
Start: Mon, 03 Jan 2022 07:37:15 GMT
End: Mon, 17 Jan 2022 00:00:00 GMT
Location: Custom Ink

#VeryAsian: Support AAPI mental health Fundraiser - unisex shirt design - front

#VeryAsian: Support AAPI mental health Fundraiser - unisex shirt design - back

#VeryAsian: Support AAPI mental health shirt design - zoomed

Gildan Ultra Cotton T-shirt

Sizes S - XXXL
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Clap back with this exclusive design by STL artist Sara Wessels

All funds raised will be paid directly to Missouri Asian American Youth Foundation for mental health fund.

$510 raised

28 items sold of

50 goal

Thanks to our supporters!

$25

Gildan Ultra Cotton T-shirt, Unisex T-shirt - Vegas Gold

Gildan Ultra Cotton T-shirt

Unisex T-shirt - Vegas Gold

About this campaign

This fundraiser supports the Missouri Asian American Youth Foundation's mental health fund, which is the first of its type in the state. The fund was started with a $5,000 grant, and provides therapy sessions for Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islanders in the state, including adopted and LGBTQIA youth.

The Missouri Asian American Youth Foundation empowers Asian American Native Hawaiian Pacific Islanders to be leaders. Founded ahead of the 2020 Census, the organization has already succeeded in getting the State of Missouri to fund and broadcast the first Census ads in Spanish and Chinese in St. Louis and Kansas City.

We are deeply indebted to KSDK anchor Michelle Li, and the anonymous caller who complained that she was "very Asian."

About the artist:
Sara Wessels (@seoulyearth) is a Korean American adoptee and artist living in St. Louis City.

Supporters

Karen J Aroesty 1 item + $25

How could I not? :) Can you donate the shirt to someone?

Anonymous 1 item

Sonya Tang Girdwood 2 items

As an Asian American who was a victim of racist acts as a child which continue to have lasting effects into adulthood, I want to provide a safe place for people of all races to grow up.

Anonymous 1 item

I’ve only recently learned more of my Filipino heritage, but still Asian and Proud <3

Katherine Pratt 1 item

Anonymous 2 items

Let's celebrate and embrace the multi-faceted diversity of America.

Alicia Bawa 1 item

Jennifer Pi’ilani Requiro 1 item

I am #VeryAsian and I support mental health #StopAsianHate

Jason Myers 1 item + $10

As a proud Korean-American, adopted as a child by a white American couple, I share this story with both Michelle Li and the designing artist. Just because my origin is from Asia, doesn't make me any less American #VeryAsian

Randy Shimanuki 1 item

Because Asian Americans still face harassment and discrimination in 2022!

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