In Wake of the Quake – Giving back 100% of Nepal Shawl Purchases to Disaster Relief
Over 6,000 people have died since the Nepal earthquake on April 25th 2015 — among the lost lives was a friend and fellow crusader of compassion, Dan Fredinburg –who was trekking Mount Everest at the time.
- There are 3 million people in need of food aid.
- 130,000 homes have been destroyed
- 415 million needed for humanitarian relief
The quake has crumbled the life they have worked so hard to build. Derek purchased an array of handmade colorful shawls from his journey through India and has now donated the beautiful shawls to our givebackpackers global online marketplace to help raise funding for this emergency.
We are giving back 100% of your purchase of our #NepalShawls line to the Neupane Family to aid rebuilding their home. Learn more about how personally impactful your purchase is on their gofundme page.
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Choose to be a part of the change.
What a thoughtful reminder to outwardly treasure your friends and family. Expressing love to the ones you hold dear cannot wait… life is too precious and unpredictable. Here is her beautiful depiction of Dan Fredinburg:
“Dan Fredinburg was one-of-a-kind. Fearless. Funny. A dancing robot who liked to ride dinosaurs and chase the sun and envision a better future for the world. His brain knew how to build it. His heart was constantly evolving to push himself to make it so. He was one of my favorite human beings on Earth. He was one of the great loves of my life. He was one of my truest friends. He was an incredible brother, a brilliant engineer, and a damn good man. I’m devastated and simultaneously so deeply grateful to have known and loved him, and to have counted him as one of my tribe.”
– Sophia Bush @Sophiabush
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