Actress Gina Ravera will launch a national VIP Special Edition T-shirt Design Contest hosted by non-profit organization “CommonThreadz”
Ravera (of The Closer, The Great Debaters, ER, and Soul Food) is thrilled to be the first celebrity to partner with CommonThreadz to launch this competition. “Project Reina is proud to stand beside CommonThreadz, with deep respect and gratitude. Together, we will harness the power of partnership and become greater forces for good,“ said Ravera, Founder and CEO of Project Reina.
CommonThreadz and Ravera are looking for a Special-Edition T- Shirt design to celebrate Gina's charity, Project Reina — a health and pro-wellness campaign created to empower young women and girls 13 to 24, especially those hardest hit in the United States by the HIV/AIDS pandemic: African Americans and Latinas. Anyone is invited to submit ideas for a great t-shirt design that reflects the cause of “Project Reina.”
“We are elated to launch our monthly CommonThreadz celebrity T-shirt design competition with Gina Ravera. Not only is Gina an accomplished actress but she is also an active philanthropist and founder of her very own charity, Project Reina. Gina and Project Reina want to make a positive difference in the world and we’re glad that CommonThreadz can help accomplish that. ” Stated Zac Folk, founder and executive director of CommonThreadz.
The winning design will be printed as a Special Edition T-Shirt line and sold online and in select stores. While proceeds of each shirt sold will go directly to Project Reina, CommonThreadz will give a school uniform to an orphan or vulnerable child in Africa for each shirt sold. In addition to having the design printed on the line, the winner of the design competition will also receive many other prizes and recognition.
To submit a design and for details about the t-shirt design contest, please visit: http://www.commonthreadz.org/
About CommonThreadz:
About Project Reina: Project Reina is a 501c3 non-profit organization created to empower girls ages 13 to 24 to cherish their lives through the promotion and support of pro-wellness and HIV/AIDS education. Please, visit www.projectreina.org for more information
