Rein Respects

Giving Update!

Jacob Harkins — Fri, 21 Aug 2020 15:26:13 +0000

Each item we sell on this website includes a 10% discount to a great cause. Below we list where the money went for full transparency.

Since we launched in spring 2020, we’ve donated more than $2,600 to great causes — with a goal of more than $10,000 in our first year.

September 2020

$147.33 to Colorado Fourteeners Initiative, supporting preservation and education efforts among Colorado’s tallest mountains.
$10 to Sophie’s Neighborhood, supporting research into MCTO, a rare genetic disease.

August 2020

$127.17 to Colorado Fourteeners Initiative, supporting preservation and education efforts among Colorado’s tallest mountains.
$48 to Sophie’s Neighborhood, supporting research into MCTO, a rare genetic disease.

July 2020

$156.20 to Sophie’s Neighborhood, supporting research into MCTO, a rare genetic disease.
$84.39 to Colorado Fourteeners Initiative, supporting preservation and education efforts among Colorado’s tallest mountains.

June 2020

$100 to Rein employees who lost hours due COVID-19
$77.60 to Wings Foundation, a foundation to support employees of American Airlines through hardship.
$70.72 to Colorado Fourteeners Initiative, supporting preservation and education efforts among Colorado’s tallest mountains.

May 2020

$653 to Wings Foundation, a foundation to support employees of American Airlines through hardship.
$250 to Rein employees who lost hours due COVID-19
$15 to Objective Zero, supporting technological efforts that help with the wellness of veterans.
$10 to Colorado Fourteeners Initiative, supporting preservation and education efforts among Colorado’s tallest mountains.

April 2020

$900 to Rein employees who lost hours due COVID-19
$10 to Colorado Fourteeners Initiative, supporting preservation and education efforts among Colorado’s tallest mountains.
$10 to Objective Zero, supporting technological efforts that help with the wellness of veterans.
$10 to The Inland Ocean Foundation, supporting the health of our waterways.

The New Respect Experience

Jacob Harkins — Sat, 30 Dec 2017 03:35:16 +0000

We’ve spent the last year redefining our advocacy brands (and adding a third). Rein Respects is all about creating apparel you’ll want to wear because it looks damn good and helps causes that you believe in.

Introducing Rein Respects 2.0 — or something like that.

This enhanced web platform is designed to make the shopping experience easier for you so you can find the perfect toddler or baby T or baby onesie (even some dog bandanas) for the loved ones in your life.

Take a spin, and check out the new looks and causes:

Enjoy!

Featured Cause: Objective Zero

Jacob Harkins — Sun, 03 Dec 2017 19:18:37 +0000

Objective Zero is part tech-start up, part non-profit. It’s goal is simple: Use technology (a mobile app to be specific) to connect our veterans to robust peer-focused support to improve mental wellness and ultimately snuff out the high suicide rates among our former and active military members.

Support Objective Zero and learn more

Give to These 3 Environmental Groups

Jacob Harkins — Sat, 05 Aug 2017 17:01:45 +0000

We value a restaurant that entertains kids enough that we don’t have to put an iPad in front of them to get through service. Being a Boulder, Co., based company, we head to the Denver metro area with our kids often. Here are 5 places to check out with the kids in tow…

The Nature Conservancy

from Outside Magazine

“protects ecologically important lands and waters around the world with the help of more than 500 staff scientists.” Its top programs cover climate change, fire, fresh water, forests, invasive species, and marine ecosystems.

Sierra Club

from Mother Jones

“The oldest and largest environmental group in America, the Sierra Club has 750,000 members. …tackles an ambitious agenda that includes: permanent protection for the environmentally-sensitive areas; sustainable fishery regulations; proper construction and implementation of the Marine Mammals Protection Act and Endangered Species Act; … and the monitoring of international agreements such as the International Convention on the Regulation of Whaling.”

350.org

from Model For Green Living

“350 is building a global grassroots climate movement that can hold our leaders accountable to the realities of science and the principles of justice.”