View from Seed

FEBRUARY 27, 2019

We wanted to create a brand that really allowed people to do that, and specifically do that through seasonal gear where all the pieces of clothing of a design inspired by somewhere in the world. We travel to locations, for example Bolivia, and work with artists and makers there to design apparel. helping them.

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crowdSPRING Blog

SEPTEMBER 13, 2016

At crowdSPRING, we feel very fortunate to participate in such a vibrant community of talented creatives. But we also value our broader, global community, and feel it’s important to make an impact there, as well. Designing a Way Forward. It’s the work we do as a collective that makes the greatest impact.

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Community Global Uganda Kenya 48

crowdSPRING Blog

SEPTEMBER 13, 2016

At crowdSPRING, we feel very fortunate to participate in such a vibrant community of talented creatives. But we also value our broader, global community, and feel it’s important to make an impact there, as well. Designing a Way Forward. It’s the work we do as a collective that makes the greatest impact.

Community 48

Community Global Uganda Kenya 48

crowdSPRING Blog

SEPTEMBER 13, 2016

At crowdSPRING, we feel very fortunate to participate in such a vibrant community of talented creatives. But we also value our broader, global community, and feel it’s important to make an impact there, as well. Designing a Way Forward. It’s the work we do as a collective that makes the greatest impact.

Community 48

Community Global Uganda Kenya 48

Hunter Walker

MAY 4, 2016

We came up with a different way of transparently handling public donations (the 100% model), cared deeply about design and storytelling, and wanted to hold ourselves accountable to effective work in the field (which at first was as simple as putting up all the photos and GPS of our water projects on Google earth and maps).

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Ethiopia Africa Uganda Non-Compete 48

Hunter Walker

MAY 4, 2016

We came up with a different way of transparently handling public donations (the 100% model), cared deeply about design and storytelling, and wanted to hold ourselves accountable to effective work in the field (which at first was as simple as putting up all the photos and GPS of our water projects on Google earth and maps).

Ethiopia 48

Ethiopia Africa Uganda Non-Compete 48