They say, “charITY starts at home!”

After hearing the  Nova Scotia Premier Stephen McNeil’s message telling people to “Stay the Blazes Home,” Jessica Bowden M.S.M founder of =ITY (pronounce equality) Inspiring Today’s Youth Society and Teens Now Talk (TNT) says, the Stay the Blazes Home and  Stay Calm & Stay Home T-shirts was a must for their CharITY T’s collection. Shop Collection

COVID-19 has put a huge strain on our already, overstressed families and food banks, and we were looking for a way to help them.

So, as soon as we heard the phrase, “Stay the Blazes Home”, we knew it will be a T-shirt packed with the opportunITY to help interrupt POVERTY while raising the safety awareness,” Bowden says.

FACT: Did you know, in Nova Scotia, with 1 in 4 children living in poverty? Source– 2019 Report Card on Child and Family Poverty in Nova Scotia.

When you purchase a shirt, you and your community will know you are helping another. Every T-shirt TNT or =ITY creates, may it be the newest Stay the Blazes Home CharITY T’s, or our popular StompOutShirts is a movement.

CharITY T-Shirts are;

• Designed and manufactured locally to help support local
• Generating awareness
• Delivering a strong message
• Support local youth initiatives
• A fundraiser tool to assist local organizations initiatives
• Proceeds directly impact the health and wellness of our communities

During COVID-19, they also said “we are in this together,”

  Click here, to stay home and still show your support.

Limited-edition of Stay the Blazes Home and Stay Calm and Stay Home CharITY T-shirts will be apart of our collection starting April 6, 2020. Our line features T-shirts for women, T-shirts for Men and Hoodies for both adults and teens and sizes small – 2xl.

Proceeds from the sale of the T-shirts will be donated to support food banks in Nova Scotia. #staytheblazeshome.

Therefore, together we are all helping, to raise funds with proceeds going to local organizations, that directly impact the health and wellness of our communities.

I say they are pretty smart…. whoever they are.

A message from Jessica Bowden M.S.M.

“During these unpretending times, we need to think of more than just ourselves,” Bowden says.  It’s hard not to stress and panic. Just breathe, be thankful and then think of someone who has less than you and how you can help.

“Today, is the beginning of a new tomorrow,” says Jessica Bowden M.S.M.

COVID-19 closed Bowden’s business doors but not the innovative online windows of opportunities to continue directly helping others in the communities.

I have no idea what tomorrow will bring,” says Bowden with 100% of our booked major youth and community-driven Seminars, Community Forums, Summer Camps, XPO’s to National events NOW canceled or postponed to 2021.

Today we give thanks, to ALL our front-line workers, then look at how we can help others less fortunate.

For if we are truly in this together, we need to show it and do our part. Government of Canada site – Wash your Hands

One thing COVID-19 does not care about is how rich or poor you are, how far you run from the city, how stocked your shelves are, your age, race or sexuality….

…. So yes, Stay the Blazes Home and give hope a chance.

Helpful link of Local Food Banks 

1. Halifax  Parker Street Food and Furniture Bank      
2. Sackville Beacon House
3. Tantallon St Margaret Food Bank
4. Dartmouth Feeding Others in Dartmouth 
5. Halifax/Dartmouth Feed Nova Scotia
6. Halifax / Dartmouth Salvation Army

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