Designers Come Together for The Carry Hope Tote Bag Project
Tiana Reid — May 13, 2010 — Eco
References: mydesignshop & printmag
For the Carry Hope Tote Bag project, Print magazine summoned a group of thirteen designers to design their own tote bag. 100% of the proceeds go to the organization of their choice. The designs come from artists like Christoph Niemann, Geoff McFetridge and Deanne Cheuk.
It's easy to get wrapped up in our own lives and forget our implication in suffering around the world. I’m often wary of international organizations that mask where donations are actually going. What I like about the Carry Hope Tote Bag project, however, is that you can choose (and research) which cause you want to support.
It's easy to get wrapped up in our own lives and forget our implication in suffering around the world. I’m often wary of international organizations that mask where donations are actually going. What I like about the Carry Hope Tote Bag project, however, is that you can choose (and research) which cause you want to support.
Trend Themes
1. Ethical Design - Designers are focusing on creating products with a social impact and promoting ethical practices.
2. Consumer Choice - Consumers are demanding more transparency and the ability to choose where their money goes in charitable initiatives.
3. Collaborative Philanthropy - Designers and artists are coming together to contribute their creativity and resources for social causes.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Fashion industry can explore ethical and sustainable practices to create products with a social impact.
2. Non-profit - Non-profit organizations can collaborate with designers and artists to create innovative fundraising initiatives.
3. Design - Design industry can focus on creating products that not only serve a purpose but also contribute to philanthropic efforts.
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