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100 percent of proceeds from Kristen Leigh Lettering and Design’s Texas Strong and Houston Strong mugs will go to JJ Watt’s Hurricane Relief Fund.
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100 percent of proceeds from Kristen Leigh Lettering and Design’s Texas Strong and Houston Strong mugs will go to JJ Watt’s Hurricane Relief Fund.
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In addition to collecting donations at the store, Baanouis giving a percentage of each sale to Hurricane Harvey victims through the end of September.
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In addition to collecting donations at the store, Baanouis giving a percentage of each sale to Hurricane Harvey victims through the end of September.
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All profits from Brass Thread’s beaded The HTX necklace will benefit the Greater Houston Community Foundation.
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All profits from Brass Thread’s beaded The HTX necklace will benefit the Greater Houston Community Foundation.
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All profits from Purple Cactus Custom Designs’ string art magnets will be donated to Hurricane Harvey relief efforts.
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Humble-based The Electric Bird is donating 20 percent of September sales to Hurricane Harvey victims.
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Humble-based The Electric Bird is donating 20 percent of September sales to Hurricane Harvey victims.
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Through the end of September, 100 percent of proceeds from cuteheads sales will be donated to Mayor Turner’s Harvey Relief Fund.
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All proceeds from Elaine Turner’s longhorn charm will be donated to the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund.
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All profits from Purple Cactus Custom Designs’ string art magnets will be donated to Hurricane Harvey relief efforts.
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Through the end of September, 100 percent of proceeds from cuteheads sales will be donated to Mayor Turner’s Harvey Relief Fund.
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All proceeds from Elaine Turner’s longhorn charm will be donated to the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund.
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100 percent of proceeds from Lauren Lash Designs’ Texas Strong koozies will benefit JJ Watt’s Hurricane Relief Fund.
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This fall, Hunter Bell NYC will be donating 100 percent of all online sales to Hurricane Harvey victims.
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Hemline Rice Village and Rixen Jewelry partnered on these Texas Strong cuffs. All proceeds will be donated to Hurricane Harvey victims.
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Pop Shop America wants you to shop with them, in person or online—20 percent of all proceeds are being donated to the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund.
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This fall, Hunter Bell NYC will be donating 100 percent of all online sales to Hurricane Harvey victims.
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100 percent of proceeds from Lauren Lash Designs’ Texas Strong koozies will benefit JJ Watt’s Hurricane Relief Fund.
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Anvil Cards created a special edition Hurricane Harvey recovery card with 100 percent of proceeds going to those displaced by the storm. The response was so great that they decided to also design t-shirts and stickers, which can be pre-ordered on their website. They are also sold at Space Montrose, Emerson Rose and Pop Shop America.
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Hemline Rice Village and Rixen Jewelry partnered on these Texas Strong cuffs. All proceeds will be donated to Hurricane Harvey victims.
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Golden Thread is donating 100 percent of proceeds from its Hurricane Harvey Relief collection towards basic necessities that founder Jennifer Welker, a former nurse, will personally collect and deliver.
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Golden Thread is donating 100 percent of proceeds from its Hurricane Harvey Relief collection towards basic necessities that founder Jennifer Welker, a former nurse, will personally collect and deliver.
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Pop Shop America wants you to shop with them, in person or online—20 percent of all proceeds are being donated to the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund.
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Anvil Cards created a special edition Hurricane Harvey recovery card with 100 percent of proceeds going to those displaced by the storm. The response was so great that they decided to also design t-shirts and stickers, which can be pre-ordered on their website. They are also sold at Space Montrose, Emerson Rose and Pop Shop America.
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This Texas Forever enamel pin with Beyoncé’s infamous lyrics, “I’m Texas forever like Bun B” is by HMD Stuff and Things and $10 from each purchase benefits the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund.
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Tiny Deer Studio—formerly made in Houston, now based in California—is donating 100 percent of all Etsy sales through October.
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All profits from jewelry designer Andrea Montgomery’s Heart of Texas necklace, along with any additional charms purchased, will benefit local charities.
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This Texas Forever enamel pin with Beyoncé’s infamous lyrics, “I’m Texas forever like Bun B” is by HMD Stuff and Things and $10 from each purchase benefits the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund.
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This ‘One Love’ set of five hand-rolled Nicaraguan cigars, $49.95, sold at Stogies World Class Cigars, will benefit the Houston Hurricane Relief Fund.
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100 percent of proceeds from jewelry designer Christina Greene’s #TexasStrong necklace will benefit the Houston SPCA, JJ Watt’s Hurricane Relief Fund and those displaced from their homes. Buyers can leave a note at checkout if there is a specific charity you to which they’d prefer to donate.
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leMel Designs created a onesie and baby t-shirtwith 100 percent of proceeds going to the Texas Diaper Bank.
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leMel Designs created a onesie and baby t-shirtwith 100 percent of proceeds going to the Texas Diaper Bank.
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100 percent of proceeds from jewelry designer Christina Greene’s #TexasStrong necklace will benefit the Houston SPCA, JJ Watt’s Hurricane Relief Fund and those displaced from their homes. Buyers can leave a note at checkout if there is a specific charity you to which they’d prefer to donate.
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All profits from jewelry designer Andrea Montgomery’s Heart of Texas necklace, along with any additional charms purchased, will benefit local charities.
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Tiny Deer Studio—formerly made in Houston, now based in California—is donating 100 percent of all Etsy sales through October.
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This ‘One Love’ set of five hand-rolled Nicaraguan cigars, $49.95, sold at Stogies World Class Cigars, will benefit the Houston Hurricane Relief Fund.
Houston is our home. Hurricane Harvey has left our town, along with other Texas cities up and down the coast, in utter disarray. Like so many other Houstonians and Texans, our hearts break for those who have experienced the trauma of extreme flooding, tornadoes and disaster. But we aren’t giving up, and we’ve also been inspired by all the makers and creatives both local and from afar who want to do what they can to make a difference.
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