Update: We have sold out of all sizes and styles of the cause shirts. Don't panic though! You will be able get as many shirts as you want by pre-ordering one of our next screenprinting batch at the concert. When you pre-order a shirt, you will recieve a wristband for admission to the Purple Concert. The cost of the cause shirts at the concert will be $20 and the shirt will be delivered to your mailbox as soon as we get them. All profits go to NGO's in Durham related to the causes. Soon, shirts will be available for sale online at the Purple merchandise store.

Purple + Posner	Collaboration T-shirt This limited edition Purple + Posner shirt will be on sale for $25 at the concert. We are only printing 100 of these shirts so make sure show up early to get yours before they sell out! (Purchase of this shirt grants the same access to the concert as the cause shirts)
Human Rights	Artist: Jesse Huddleston Trinity College of Arts and Sciences at Duke University Class of 2010 Jesse is very passionate about making an impact on those around him and is excited to be a part of purple. His passion is particularly towards working with college students -- "I realize the great potential that lies in young people when they are encouraged and challenged to be great. I am very aware of the impact that individuals have had on me. And this awareness inspires me to be the best person that I can be and do what I can to help and inspire others in my community."
Environmental Sustainability	Artist: Robert "Mack" Garrison College of Art and Design at North Carolina State University Class of 2010 Robert McCown Garrison, a senior in Art and Design at North Carolina State University, is an outgoing and energetic designer who is constantly looking for new ideas and new ways of approaching design issues. Garrison, known as Mack by close friends and peers, utilizes his surroundings for his designs. Friends, family, sports, and music are major components in his life that help shape his problem solving abilities. A hard worker when designs require the extra effort but also a fun individual who is easy to get to know, Garrison's illustrations and graphic style make him a well rounded designer who always creates projects successfully and on time. For information on freelance projects or to give kudos, you can contact Garrison at rmgarris@gmail.com
Race Relations	Artist: Samuel Bowler Trinity College of Arts and Sciences at Duke University Class of 2010 Sam founded Purple in December 2008 to create opportunities for university students to make diverse relationships through meaningful engagement and social activism. Sam envisions Purple to be an accessible and impactful vehicle for social activism on campuses across the country. Sam has always been interested in design, having been raised in part by three fashionable women.
Cancer Research	Artist: Tyler Morrison School of Architecture at North Carolina State University Class of 2010 In his words: "Design has been my life for as long as I can remember so it's nice to finally be at the point where I can use my work to impact the community. I study architecture at NC State, but when the late nights of working on buildings gets tiring, it's great to bust out from the straight lines of walls etc. and throw around some "fresh paint" for fun! Thanks for being my canvas. Follow my work and travel on Twitter!" www.twitter.com/ArchOnTheRoad
Educational Inequalities	Artist: Jeremy Purser College of Design at North Carolina State University Class 2011 Jeremy Purser is a graphic designer who enjoys exploring media to visually encode his own ideas and those that others wish to communicate. His background in printmaking and previous liberal arts education have proven to be invaluable resources and catalysts for inspiration. His other interests include Boston Terriers, cooking, Polish paper craft, Takoma Records, and post-modern architecture. www.beardenvy.us jeremypurser@gmail.com