Custom risograph made by Ross Harris, based on his original video for Elliott’s “Coming Up Roses” in 1995. All proceeds go to the SIMS Foundation, which connects musicians with mental-health resources, and Outside In, which supports homeless youth in Portland.
These are commemorative shirts for the series of benefit concerts we’re organizing in the places Elliott called home, featuring artists who knew him and artists who grew up shaped by his music. You can learn more here:
https://tomorrowtheater.org/movies/nobody-broke-your-heart-an-elliott-smith-benefit-concert/
https://dice.fm/event/2wq2wo-nobody-broke-your-heart-an-elliott-smith-benefit-concert-28th-sep-public-records-new-york-tickets
Where does the money go?
• Each tote costs $15 to make, depending on size.
• The rest of the retail price goes to the charities we’re supporting, the SIMS Foundation and Outside In.
Custom risograph made by Ross Harris, based on his original video for Elliott’s “Coming Up Roses” in 1995. All proceeds go to the SIMS Foundation, which connects musicians with mental-health resources, and Outside In, which supports homeless youth in Portland.
These are commemorative shirts for the series of benefit concerts we’re organizing in the places Elliott called home, featuring artists who knew him and artists who grew up shaped by his music. You can learn more here:
https://tomorrowtheater.org/movies/nobody-broke-your-heart-an-elliott-smith-benefit-concert/
https://dice.fm/event/2wq2wo-nobody-broke-your-heart-an-elliott-smith-benefit-concert-28th-sep-public-records-new-york-tickets
Where does the money go?
• Each tote costs $15 to make, depending on size.
• The rest of the retail price goes to the charities we’re supporting, the SIMS Foundation and Outside In.