Help and Pray for Japan
As you know, March 11th 2011; tragedy struck Japan with an earthquake and tsunami that devastated the nation. While many will sit back and watch from afar, I felt this was something I couldn't simply do. After experiencing a devastating event myself (Hurricane Katrina) and losing everything I had and so much more, it changed me forever, and seeded many memories of events that will never leave me.
I decided to be part of something that could help others who have experienced this kind of tragic nightmare and make a difference in a meaningful way. Together with the aid of my friend Carey McGregor of Feebie's Pizza http://www.feebiespizza.com/, Carey organized a fundraising event locally at Yuan Ze university in Taiwan to help the cause and I worked together with Carey to create poster and fliers for the event. I have also designed a T shirt which is for sale internationally which the proceeds of will go to a well established charity organization The Tzu Chi Foundation which you can visit their website here www.tw.tzuchi.org/en/. With your help, I hope we can raise as much money to help the victims of this tragedy as possible and make a meaningful difference in the lives affected by these past events. People like Vincent Chen of UniCasual
Purchase a shirt today a make a real difference; feel great wearing something and knowing you made a difference. Your name will be added to the supporters list of this blog, as well as the the order number so you can view who has contributed as well as how many contributors.
If you would like the proceeds to be put towards a different organization (i.e. Red Cross) I will happily do so, as well as put the name of the organization your proceeds went towards behind your name on the list of contributors; the Tzu Chi Foundation will be the default charity organization .
I will update the list of supporters bi monthly.
At the bottom of the page is the shirt design; The people of all sizes, shapes, and attire can be seen holding hands together, uniting to be strong and unified for the cause; all standing around the red circle representing the Japanese sun, and within the sun are the waves of the Tsunami that devastated Japan.
For local orders in Taiwan, cash or money orders are accepted.
500nt per shirt, any size.
For international orders, PayPal or money orders are accepted.
20 USD (or international currency equivalent) any size (up to 5XL)
To order your shirt, simply contact me at thewiglyworm@gmail.com with your desired size, address and information for payment.
Thank you all so much for all of your support, please spread the word and let us make this a long supporters list and raise the bar high for helping Japan !!
Narciso Palma,
WiglyWorm Studios
Purchase a shirt today a make a real difference; feel great wearing something and knowing you made a difference. Your name will be added to the supporters list of this blog, as well as the the order number so you can view who has contributed as well as how many contributors.
If you would like the proceeds to be put towards a different organization (i.e. Red Cross) I will happily do so, as well as put the name of the organization your proceeds went towards behind your name on the list of contributors; the Tzu Chi Foundation will be the default charity organization .
I will update the list of supporters bi monthly.
At the bottom of the page is the shirt design; The people of all sizes, shapes, and attire can be seen holding hands together, uniting to be strong and unified for the cause; all standing around the red circle representing the Japanese sun, and within the sun are the waves of the Tsunami that devastated Japan.
For local orders in Taiwan, cash or money orders are accepted.
500nt per shirt, any size.
For international orders, PayPal or money orders are accepted.
20 USD (or international currency equivalent) any size (up to 5XL)
To order your shirt, simply contact me at thewiglyworm@gmail.com with your desired size, address and information for payment.
Thank you all so much for all of your support, please spread the word and let us make this a long supporters list and raise the bar high for helping Japan !!
Narciso Palma,
