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I'm Nittai Malchin, a senior at Palo Alto High School in CA and the founder of One Love Advocates. Our mission is to do whatever possible to improve access to education in communities that are struggling with destructive or endemic problems. My immediate focus is helping kids in Haiti gain access to educational opportunities. I recently traveled to Haiti, and I will be documenting my trip on this site. There are 4 sections (see navigation above) to my mini site: (1) my blog where i document my activities, impressions and thoughts from Haiti (2) About One Love where you can read more about the initiative (3) Support One Love where you can learn how to get involved, donate or help (4) contact info. And on the right sidebar you will find more info such as links to other sites, feeds, photos, videos, and ways to contact me or share One Love with others. Also, check out the cool toolbar on the bottom of your screen to see our videos, photos, and Facebook page, for translations, and more. Thank you for visiting and feel free to share your thoughts.

Thursday, April 8, 2010

ExactScience & OneLove Collabo

Big shoutout and thanks to Brad from Exact Science! He sent us a box full of awesome t-shirts as a donation to our cause. We're selling the shirts as part of our fundraising efforts. All of the profits will, of course, go directly to Haitian rebuilding and relief efforts. The money will be combined with the funds raised from the letters we've sent out and received such generous gifts from. It will all be donated to Prodev in order to reach a large scope of people and do so effectively.

I took this photo of the shirts in the shape of a heart, as I thought it is only fitting considering where the proceeds from the selling of the shirts will be going.

Let me know if you're interested in helping our cause, and getting a cool t-shirt in the process! Supplies are limited and the shirts are selling fast, so leave a comment if you're interested.

One Love.
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2 comments:

  1. cool. can i get all 20?

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  2. this is really cool and nice of you to be giving out these shirts, and i hope you will have a good experience in haiti knowing that you've helped many kids there. =)

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