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APFS collaborated with JAMMIN, a fashion brand specializing in charity, to sell various items, including T-shirts, for one week from November 2nd (Monday) to November 8th (Sunday). 700 yen from the sale of each item was donated to APFS's activities. We received a donation of 30,800 yen (equivalent to 44 T-shirts). Thank you to everyone who supported us.
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What is JAMMIN???
JAMMIN's name originates from the improvisational jam session played by people who meet there. It embodies the wish to "gather the feelings of many people who want to improve society, little by little, and make society even just a little bit better."
~A brand where you can discover a world you never knew existed every week~
There are so many problems in the world, and while many people participate in volunteer work and understand the importance of such actions, actually continuing to take action is quite difficult, and honestly, many people probably find it a bit of a hassle, right? At JAMMIN, we release new works every week that are inspired by these social issues and tell stories. We express not only the negative aspects of social problems, but also the hope and beauty hidden within them!
~A brand that delivers everything for charity and with heartfelt intentions~
NGOs/NPOs are bravely tackling various problems, and we aim to make our charity accessible to everyone, so that they can continue to be of some help. JAMMIN's activities are not limited to "some items" or "a few times a year" of charity; every item is for charity!
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◎About the design
The design of the collaboration T-shirt is inspired by the Japanese national rugby team, which recently achieved a historic victory against South Africa. The way the Japanese and foreign-born players united and continued to challenge themselves in the Japanese national rugby team reminds us of the families of undocumented immigrants under APFS who continue to seek and pursue their residency in Japan without giving up. The design was created with the wish that they will "never give up and keep challenging themselves."
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JAMMIN website
http://jammin.co.jp/charity_list/151102apfs/
