Rosa Loves aims to personalize charitable contributions. Actually it's less about charity than it is about awareness. Rosa Loves designs t-shirts that tell personal stories about people in need, putting a face to otherwise faceless causes. Profits from shirt
sales go directly to helping that person in need. After
the projected amount has been made to supply the need, Rosa Loves stops
printing and selling the shirts, making them part of limited editions.
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