Hope Place founder Kelvin Wan (left) seen with Yayya Clothing and Apparel representatives at Hope Place headquarters recently.
KUCHING: Charitable organisation Hope Place and Yayya Clothing and Apparel are currently collaborating in a charity sale called Yayya #heartsohard campaign.
The Yayya #heartsohard campaign is a social initiative which aims to inspire, support and bring hope to the under-privileged community.
“In this new year, we would like to encourage the spirit of selflessness, support and kindness. Every act of generosity, no matter how simple or small, can make a big impact in the lives of others to ensure that our community moves forward together and that no one is left behind,” said Jason Liew, who is co-founder of Yayya Clothing and Apparel.
Yayya has designed a limited edition t-shirt for the campaign.
To show your support, the limited edition design is available for purchase on the website www.yayya-shop.com, whereby 50 per cent of the proceeds from the sale of the #heartsohard shirt will be used to donate food and other essential items to communities in need.
The shirt will be available for purchase from Feb 1 until Mar 31, 2021.
The public may also contact Yayya via email at [email protected] or on Facebook and Instagram under Yayya Apparel.
Yayya Clothing and Apparel is a streetwear brand that portrays boldness, fearlessness and fun in every individual design. Their goal is simple – to design and sell wearable artwork.
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