We are so excited to announce that Lil Two-Five is about to make it's debut. We're going to carry sizes NB to 4T to start...with two awesome designs! ...but in LOTS of fun colors! So, be checking http://www.25cloth.com/ around mid August to get a T-shirt for your favorite Lil one and change a life!
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Lil Two-Five...COMING SOON!
Saturday, May 17, 2008
Monday, May 5, 2008
New initiative...Help cure club foot TODAY!
Every year, 200,000 children are born in developing countries with club-foot. Untreated, that would be 2 million children with disabilities in the next 10 years. This is NOT a minor disability, yet it is a simple fix.
These children are seen as burdens on their families and are rejected by the community. At times, it has been said that they are cursed by the devil. They cannot walk to school to get an education, or contribute to their community. It is too difficult physically and emotionally.
25 Cloth is now partnering with an organization to help these children. This quarter, when you buy a shirt, you will also supply the cast materials for one child. With your purchase, a child will have the opportunity to heal properly and enjoy one of life's basic functions--to walk. Thank you for joining with 25 Cloth to make a difference.
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Friday, April 25, 2008
Q Conference in NYC
On April 9-11, Matt and Brad (the founding partners of Two-Five Cloth) traveled to New York City to attend the annual Q Conference...an elite culture conference that they were invited to for Two-Five. It was such an awesome opportunity to be able to share the dream and vision of the company with so many influential people. Not only did they hear awesome speakers and a private concert from The Fray, but even got chosen to be one of ten people that got to speak for 3 minutes about their company on stage. We are excited to see how the people from the conference will help to change lives with Two-Five!
Here is Courtney from Fermi. She leads the Rwanda Clean Water campaign that Two-Five has supported this first quarter. She wore her Two-Five shirt the first day of the conference so that Matt and Brad could easily spot her! ...
Matt and Brad at Gotham Hall in NYC (where the conference was held)...
Jamie Tworkowski from 'To Write Love on Her Arms'...
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Being Two-Five in Houdurus
A group from CCBC recently went to Hondorus on a mission trip. Here is the letter that Austin Moss, the youth pastor, wrote about their experience Thank you, CCBC for "being two-five!"...
Cottonwood Creek Baptist Church recently partnered with 25 Cloth to go on a mission trip to Honduras. We took 20 people from our high school ministry including students and volunteers. The group was led by an organization called Extreme Missionary Adventures (XMA).
So what did we do? We flew into San Pedro Sula, drove five hours to a town called Olanchito, and the next day began hiking on foot into the jungle. We visited three jungle villages: La Balsa, Canoa, and Chile. We hiked for hours to get to the villages. Once we arrived, we were able to show God’s love to the villagers by passing out the Jesus bracelets with the black, red, white, blue, green, and yellow beads. We also gave out Beanie Babies to the children. We played games and told them Bible stories all day, and there was one thing that we did at every village we went to. We couldn’t leave without playing soccer against the men in the village! Soccer was the only sport that they knew and they loved it! They used machetes to quickly build some make-shift goals and the game was on.
Futbol, or soccer certainly wasn’t our game. We got beat, but we had fun and we were able to break down a lot of barriers that had been keeping these people from knowing Christ. Each night we showed “The Jesus Film” in Spanish and our Honduran pastors would give an invitation. At the village of Canoa, a village that only had 18 families, 20 people came to know Jesus as their savior that night. It was amazing!
After four days in the villages, we returned to Olanchito to visit an orphanage, make repairs to their Christian radio station, and join the local church for a celebration service. The people of Olanchito welcomed us everywhere we went, and we were able to build up their body of believers.
Even though our group went to Honduras with a mind to change the world, something else happened while we were there. God showed us how people who looked poor to us could be rich in spirit. These people were completely happy and they were satisfied by God. As it turns out, God changed our world as well.
Thank you 25 Cloth for being a part of our mission to Honduras.
- Austin Moss
High School Minister
Cottonwood Creek Baptist Church
Allen, TX
BE 25!
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Amplify
On April 5th, Sigma Phi Lambda at Oklahoma State hosted their annual outreach concert. Two-Five Cloth had the unique opportunity to design the shirts! (Thanks to our college rep, Nikki.) Due to the large number of shirts purchased, well over 100 lives were changed! Thank you, Sigma Phi Lambda, for making such a huge difference for the people of Rwanda!
Click on this year's bands to see their web sites...
Matt Lowery...
Some pics of Sigma Phi Lambda's and friends at the concert...
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